There’s been a lot of movement in the housing market over the past month, particularly with mortgage rates. Rates have been a bit more volatile recently due to global events, but overall affordability is still improved compared to where it was a year ago. In fact, monthly payments are still meaningfully lower than early 2025 levels, and this is now the second year in a row where wage growth is outpacing home price growth—both of which are helping bring more balance back to the market. At the same time, we’re starting to see more sellers enter the market and buyer activity slowly increase, signaling that confidence is beginning to return.
Here in Greenville, we’re seeing signs of that momentum as well. Comparing March of 2026 to March of 2025, the average home price is up 5.9% and the median price is up 2.8%, both stronger than the broader yearly trends and potentially signaling that the market is picking back up. Month supply has dipped slightly, and while some homes are still selling quickly, others are taking longer—with the average days on market sitting around 67 days. Overall, this continues to be a market where pricing, presentation, and strategy matter more than ever, especially as inventory levels and buyer expectations continue to evolve.
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