Upstate SC Real Estate — Weekend Events Blog📅 Weekend Events · Upstate SCYour Upstate SC Weekend Guide: June 4–7, 2026Bill Murray is teeing off in Greer, Tyler Childers is
Dated: June 20 2025
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Thinking about making a move in Greenville? Here’s what’s trending in real estate, lifestyle, and development that you’ll want to know before buying:
Home prices are climbing: The median home price in Greenville hit $360,890 in May 2025, up 9.1% year-over-year. Zillow estimates average values around $326,000, showing steady long-term appreciation.
More homes on the market: Inventory is up 44%, giving buyers more options and stronger negotiating power than in recent years.
Slower, healthier pace: Homes are taking longer to sell (~48 days on market), signaling a return to a more balanced market—not a bidding war frenzy.
National recognition: The Greenville-Anderson area was recently named one of the top 10 housing markets in the U.S. for 2025 by the National Association of Realtors.
Food scene boom: The culinary scene continues to expand with local favorites like Mr. Crisp, The Anchorage, and Topsoil Kitchen making waves beyond downtown.
Swamp Rabbit Trail expansion: With over 500,000 annual users, this beloved greenway continues to grow, connecting more neighborhoods and boosting property values.
Beautiful parks and public spaces: Unity Park and Falls Park on the Reedy are thriving community anchors that make daily life in Greenville even more enjoyable.
Vibrant arts & culture: The Peace Center’s ongoing renovation and a packed calendar of festivals and events reflect the city’s creative energy.
New tallest building in SC: Construction has started on a 29-story skyscraper downtown that will become the tallest in both Greenville and the state.
Mixed-use momentum: Projects like the Greenville Gateway and Mosaic developments are bringing new energy to downtown with a blend of retail, dining, office, and residential spaces.
Walkability improvements: Investments in pedestrian bridges, trails, and expanded Greenlink bus service are making Greenville even more accessible and livable.
Opportunities:
More listings = more choices and better deals
Lifestyle perks like trails, parks, restaurants, and events keep improving
Long-term upside from major development projects
Considerations:
Prices are still trending up—acting sooner may be smarter
Interest rates are holding steady near 6%
Prioritize walkable areas close to new developments and green space
| Factor | Trend & Impact |
|---|---|
| 🏷 Price Rise | +9% year-over-year – still appreciating, but less frenzied than before |
| 📊 Inventory | Up 44% – more selection, more negotiating power for buyers |
| 🌳 Lifestyle | Expanding parks, dining, and trails enrich daily life |
| 🏙 Development | Major downtown projects could boost future property values |
| ⚖️ Market Outlook | Shifting toward a balanced, sustainable pace – good news for homebuyers |
📦 Bottom Line:
Greenville is growing—intentionally, beautifully, and with community in mind. If you're thinking about buying, now is a great time to take advantage of increased inventory, ongoing development, and a thriving lifestyle scene.
Want help finding the right neighborhood or property? I’d love to show you around and help you navigate the market.
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📧 Email: BlairRabun@greenvillemoves.com
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Born and raised in Georgia and now proud to call the Upstate home, Blair brings a deep Southern-rooted work ethic and a sharp eye for design to every real estate transaction. A University of Georgia g....
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