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Market Report | April 2025

The latest market reports for April 2025 are in, and we wanted to update you on the trends we are seeing specific to the real estate market for Downtown Charleston, Upper Charleston Peninsula, Lower Mt. Pleasant, Upper Mt. Pleasant, Isle of Palms, Sullivan’s Island, James Island, West Ashley, Johns Island, Folly Beach, Daniel Island, and Charleston County as a whole.

For April 2025, Charleston County and surrounding areas experienced notable shifts in the housing market, with most areas reporting an increase in new listings. Charleston County saw a 12.5% year-over-year rise in new listings, contributing to a 40.2% overall growth in inventory. This trend suggests that more sellers are entering the market, which could provide buyers with more options heading into the summer months.

Market activity showed mixed results, with closed sales and median prices varying widely by location. While Johns Island experienced a surge in closed sales (+28.0%), other areas like Sullivan’s Island saw a steep decline (-85.7%). Similarly, home prices fluctuated, with Upper Charleston Peninsula recording a 25.8% increase, contrasted by a 23.7% drop on Daniel Island. Homes also stayed on the market longer across much of the region, as Charleston County saw a 26.7% increase in days on market, indicating a cooling in buyer urgency despite rising inventory levels.

If you are considering selling your home or searching for a new one in our beautiful market, this is the perfect time to explore your options. Reach out to your Cassina Real Estate Agent today for a market report or to schedule a meeting about your real estate needs. Our team of experienced agents are here to help!

For a comprehensive look at the latest housing statistics, you can view the full report here.

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