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Monthly Market Stats
Piedmont Regional Association of REALTORS®
Local Housing Market Clock
York, Lancaster & Chester Counties, South Carolina
July 2026 Market Data
Canopy South Carolina Counties Report published August 28, 2026
SELLER
BALANCED
BUYER
July 2026
Seller-Leaning
to Balanced
to Balanced
3.7–4.4 Months
Supply by County
Supply by County
July 2026 Regional Snapshot
Housing conditions across the PRAR region continue to give buyers more choices while maintaining healthy sales activity. In July, months of supply ranged from 3.7 months in York County to 4.4 months in Chester County, placing the region between seller-leaning and increasingly balanced conditions.
New Listings
835
Three Counties
Closed Sales
675
Three Counties
Homes for Sale
2,123
Three Counties
Supply Range
3.7–4.4
Months
July Market Conditions by County
Residential single-family, condominium and townhome activity reported by Canopy MLS
York County
3.7 Months Supply
New Listings
550
Pending Sales
402
Closed Sales
444
Median Sales Price
$425,000
Homes for Sale
1,374
Days on Market
43
Original List Price Received
96.5%
Lancaster County
4.1 Months Supply
New Listings
236
Pending Sales
172
Closed Sales
201
Median Sales Price
$441,400
Homes for Sale
595
Days on Market
64
Original List Price Received
96.0%
Chester County
4.4 Months Supply
New Listings
49
Pending Sales
33
Closed Sales
30
Median Sales Price
$285,000
Homes for Sale
154
Days on Market
54
Original List Price Received
95.2%
What does the Market Clock mean?
Lower months of housing inventory generally indicate stronger conditions for sellers. As available inventory increases relative to buyer demand, market conditions move toward greater balance and potentially toward buyers.
In July 2026, York County remained below four months of supply at 3.7 months, while Lancaster and Chester Counties measured 4.1 and 4.4 months, respectively. This suggests the broader PRAR region is moving toward more balanced conditions while still varying meaningfully by county.
Lower months of housing inventory generally indicate stronger conditions for sellers. As available inventory increases relative to buyer demand, market conditions move toward greater balance and potentially toward buyers.
In July 2026, York County remained below four months of supply at 3.7 months, while Lancaster and Chester Counties measured 4.1 and 4.4 months, respectively. This suggests the broader PRAR region is moving toward more balanced conditions while still varying meaningfully by county.
Real Estate Is Local.
Market conditions can vary by community, property type and price point.
A local REALTOR® can help buyers and sellers understand what these
trends mean for their specific real estate decisions.
Source: Canopy MLS / Canopy Realtor® Association,
South Carolina Counties Report, July 2026.
Report published August 28, 2026.
PRAR regional figures include York, Lancaster and Chester Counties only. New listings, closed sales and inventory are combined county totals. Median sales prices and months of supply are presented individually and are not averaged.
The PRAR Market Clock is a general visualization of current housing supply conditions and is not an official Canopy MLS market classification.
Report published August 28, 2026.
PRAR regional figures include York, Lancaster and Chester Counties only. New listings, closed sales and inventory are combined county totals. Median sales prices and months of supply are presented individually and are not averaged.
The PRAR Market Clock is a general visualization of current housing supply conditions and is not an official Canopy MLS market classification.