Lowcountry Real Estate Market Update - March 2026
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Housing Supply Outlook: A Market Finding Its Balance
If February hinted at change, March confirmed it.
Across the Lowcountry, inventory is no longer the scarce commodity it once was. We are seeing a steady rise in available homes, longer days on market, and modest price adjustments. Translation: the market is shifting from a sprint to more of a strategic ride.
In the Beaufort-Jasper region, inventory surged 34.7% year-over-year, pushing supply to 4.8 months for single-family homes and 7.6 months for condos . That’s meaningful. Buyers now have options, and sellers need to be sharper.
Meanwhile, the Hilton Head region tells a slightly different story. Inventory actually declined 4.3%, with supply holding at 4.1 months for single-family homes…
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The February 2026 real estate market update shows a shifting housing landscape both nationally and across the Lowcountry real estate markets of Hilton Head Island, Bluffton, and Beaufort, South Carolina. While national home sales slowed slightly, home prices remain strong and inventory continues to improve in many markets.