Market Data for The Coastal Carolinas - UPDATE 06/30/2026.

The following charts are a great barometer of price appreciation (or depreciation) of The Coastal Carolinas (northeast South Carolina and southeast North Carolina.). At the end of each month, the data is extracted from the MLS for those properties sold from the beginning of the year through the last full month and posted here with a summary of the data.

Chart data includes the zip codes of those coastal areas in South Carolina from Myrtle Beach to the North Carolina border and in North Carolina from the South Carolina border to Southport. The data includes the residential types of Single Family Residential, Condos and Townhomes.

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MARKET UPDATE THROUGH June 30, 2026.

For the NORTH CAROLINA Coastal region property values, 2026 numbers have risen $4 to $250 per square foot from 2025. This is very good news as the last two months of prices have risen, now surpassing the Price Per Square Foot of any year of the past twelve years.

The average price per home showed an increase of $12,612 through May, but suddenly that average grew to an average increase of $20,292!

The Days On Market, at 94 days at the end of April, is now down to 92. Up 13 days on average from 2025.

The last key indicator to mention is the Percent List Price to Sold. That number represents the difference between the listed price of a home and eventual sold price. So far for 2026 that number has held at the 2025 numbers for 2026 at 97%. That’s a strong number for 2026.

Reflective of the current numbers, the North Carolina South Eastern Coast could be considered a neutral market, not favoring sellers or buyers overall.

For the SOUTH CAROLINA Northern Coastal region property values at the end of May had a drop of $2 per square foot from 2025. But that has suddenly changed and now the drop is only $2 per square foot, from $214 t0 $212.

The average price per home sold had decreased by $12,539 through May, but that number has closed in to $10,246.

While the Days On Market increased 4 days through May from 2025 to 131, that number has also changed for the better, lowering to 130, just 2 days off of the 128 in 2025.

The last key indicator to mention is the Percent List Price to Sold. That number represents the difference between the listed price of a home and eventual sold price. For 2026, that number has remained constant at 97% from list price to sold price.

For both the NC and SC Coastal Properties, the June numbers, now half way through the year is indicating the market continues at a level pace of the past three years.

Stay tuned.

Coastal Carolina Market Data - NC

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Market Data for The Coastal Carolinas

Coastal Carolina Market Data - SC

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