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Indian Land, South Carolina housing market unquestionably remained a seller’s market in April 2021. Home prices increased, homes sold quickly with both average and median days on market significantly lower. The months supply of homes was critically low at 0.7 months, new listings were down, and housing inventory also dropped by over 72% year-over-year.
Charlotte Region real estate market in April 2021 saw continued strengthening. Charlotte’s housing market has essentially bounced back after the pandemic-related lockdowns one year ago that put real estate activity on pause. Home prices continued to increase. Days on market, inventory, and months supply of homes were substantially lower than in April 2020. With so little inventory, one could say that it’s on “life support” these days. Mecklenburg, Union, Lancaster, York and Gaston Counties in the Charlotte region essentially mirrored the overall housing market activity.
The Waxhaw area housing market remained a seller’s market in April 2021 with continued significant decreases in inventory. With 70.5% less inventory year-over-year and huge buyer demand, days on market were down, home prices were up, as were closed and pending sales.
Ballantyne remained a seller’s market in April 2021. Months supply of inventory was down (60%) compared with April 2020 with just a 0.6 months supply. Housing inventory was down 56.3% year-over-year, resulting in lower days on market, higher home prices with sellers receiving a median 102.6% of asking price in final sale price.
Charlotte region luxury home sales surged in April 2021. Inventory and the months supply of single family luxury homes were significantly down, as were average and median days on market. Pending and closed sales were up significantly year-over-year. The luxury home market in Charlotte region is definitely a seller’s market compared with one year ago when it was more of a balanced market.
250 top selling neighborhoods in Charlotte/Mecklenburg area as of April 2021, where at least one home sold each month for the past 12 months. Find out if your neighborhood is on these lists. What experts predict for the 2021 housing market (video).
500+ top selling neighborhoods in the Greater Charlotte area as of April 2021, where at least one home sold each month for the past 12 months. Find out if your neighborhood is on these lists. What experts predict for the 2021 housing market (video).
Charlotte Region real estate market in March 2021 saw continued strengthening in the greater Charlotte region housing market, despite the ongoing pandemic. Home prices continued to increase. Days on market, inventory, and months supply of homes were substantially lower than in March 2020. With so little inventory, one could almost say that it’s on “life support” these days. Mecklenburg, Union, Lancaster, York and Gaston Counties in the Charlotte region essentially mirrored the overall housing market activity.
March 2021 saw continued strengthening in the luxury homes market in the Charlotte region versus March 2020, despite the ongoing pandemic. Inventory and the months supply of luxury homes were significantly down, as were average and median days on market. Pending and closed sales were up significantly year-over-year. The luxury home market in Charlotte is now definitely a seller’s market compared with one year ago when it was more of a balanced market.
Tega Cay, South Carolina remained a home seller’s market in March 2021. Tega Cay’s housing market experienced much lower inventory levels and days on market in the month of March, along with higher average home sale prices. Buyer demand for Tega Cay homes continued to outstrip supply of homes for sale with closed and pending sales up.
