South Carolina's housing market is growing amid a population surge, with home prices rising 2.8% to a median of $359,873. Home sales increased 3.6% year-over-year, with more listings but slightly fewer new ones. Median days on market rose to 77. Fewer homes sold above list price (12.6%), while price drops nearly doubled to 20.7%. Coastal and lakeside metros like Wade Hampton and Surfside Beach saw the highest price increases.
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