March 2025 Indian Land, SC Housing ReportIndian Land Real Estate Market Sees Surge in Prices, New Listings and Inventory in March 2025 March 2025 saw a strong rise in Indian Land’s housing activity. New listings increased to 115—marking the highest monthly total since May 2022—while inventory reached a three-year high of 284 properties. Despite the jump in new listings and inventory, the 4.81 months supply of inventory kept the Indian Land housing market  balanced between buyers and sellers. Sale prices continued their upward trend. The average sale price of $591,337 rose 4.38% month-over-month and 16.34% year-over-year. The median sale price climbed 5.78% month-over-month and 13.11% year-over-year to $535,000. The list to sale price ratio of 98.45%, which was flat month-over-month, pr... 04/26/2025

 Walnut Creek Single Family Home Sales: Q1-2025Walnut Creek home sales Q1-2025 declined 33% to 20 homes compared with one year ago.   Average home sale price declined 2% from one year ago, while the median sale price declined 8%.  The average price per square foot increased 2% to $206/square foot compared with one year ago. Despite lower sales and home prices in Q1-2025, the list to sale price ratio was unchanged at 100.3%, year-over-year, providing Walnut Creek home buyers no real window of opportunity to negotiate on price. The average days on market declined 24% to 34 year-over-year. With 1.4 months supply of inventory, Walnut Creek single family homes market remained in home seller "territory," despite increasing from one year ago.   WALNUT CREEK SINGLE FAMILY HOME SALES Q1-2025   W... 04/23/2025

Buying your first home doesn’t look anything like it did 30 years ago. The average first-time buyer in 2024 is 38 years old. Compare that to 33 in 2020 and 31 between 1993 and 2018.So if you’re renting in your 30s or 40s, it’s easy to wonder: Did I miss my window?The short answer is not at all. In fact, you’re right on time—and there are solid financial and personal reasons for that.Why Are Buyers Waiting Longer?Research from John Burns Research & Consulting shows that Americans are hitting major life milestones later across the board: The average age of first-time mothers is now 30 (up from early 20s a few decades ago). Only 33% of today’s 30-year-olds own a home, compared to 47% in 1984. Only 48% of 30-year-olds have been married (down from 78% in 1984) And 72% of renters are now over... 04/24/2025

Choose Energy-Efficient AppliancesBuyers love homes with ENERGY STAR® appliances. They save on utility bills and reduce your carbon footprint—making your home more attractive and eco-friendly. Switch to LED LightingIt’s a small change that makes a big impact. LED bulbs use up to 90% less energy than traditional bulbs and last longer, which is a win for the environment and your wallet. Go Native With LandscapingOpt for native plants in your landscaping. They use less water, require minimal upkeep, and attract local pollinators—perfect for coastal living. Insulate for EfficiencyGood insulation keeps your home cool in the summer and warm in the winter, which lowers energy use and adds value for potential buyers. Install a Smart ThermostatSmart thermostats are an easy upgrade that today’s ... 04/22/2025