10/29/2026
The latest numbers are in, and the Charleston-area real estate market continues to show that every city and price point moves differently.
Here are a few key takeaways:
- Mount Pleasant remained the highest-priced major market, increasing approximately 4.4% to a median sale price of $940,000.
- Charleston recorded the largest monthly increase, rising approximately 8.1% to a median of $682,895.
- Johns Island declined approximately 3.2%, bringing its median sale price to $610,000.
- Hanahan remained above the $400,000 mark, with a September median of $435,750.
- Summerville declined approximately 3.2% to a median sale price of $392,000.
- Moncks Corner increased approximately 3.7%, reaching a median of $373,000.
- North Charleston increased approximately 2.4% to $350,000, while Goose Creek declined approximately 3.4% to $331,750.
The biggest takeaway? There is no single “Charleston market.” Conditions can vary significantly between Mount Pleasant, Charleston, Summerville, Goose Creek and the surrounding communities.
If you are thinking about buying or selling, the most useful information is what is happening in your specific neighborhood and price range.
Source: CTAR FLEX MLS residential closed-sale statistics for September 2026. Figures may update slightly as late closings are entered or corrected.
