October 2024 Hilton Head/Bluffton Market Report
HILTON HEAD ISLAND | BLUFFTON AND SURROUNDING AREAS
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- Hilton Head Island Single-Family Homes Overview
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- Mainland Overview
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- Belfair Market Pulse
- Berkeley Hall Market Pulse
- Bluffton / General Market Pulse
- Callawassie Island
- Colleton River Market Pulse
- Daufuskie Island
- Folly Field Market Pulse
- Folly Field Villas Market Pulse
- Forest Beach Market Pulse
- Forest Beach Villas Market Pulse
- Hampton Hall Market Pulse
- Hampton Lake Market Pulse
- Hilton Head Lakes Market Pulse
- Hilton Head / General Market Pulse
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- Hilton Head Plantation Market Pulse
- Indigo Run Market Pulse
- Latitude Margaritaville Market Pulse
- Long Cove Market Pulse
- Moss Creek Market Pulse
- Oldfield Market Pulse
- Palmetto Bluff Market Pulse
- Palmetto Dunes Market Pulse
- Palmetto Dunes Villas Market Pulse
- Palmetto Hall Market Pulse
- Port Royal Market Pulse
- Riverton Pointe
- Rose Hill Market Pulse
- Sea Pines Market Pulse
- Sea Pines Villas Market Pulse
- Shipyard Market Pulse
- Shipyard Villas Market Pulse
- Spanish Wells Market Pulse
- Sun City / Riverbend Market Pulse
- Wexford Market Pulse
- Windmill Harbour Market Pulse
Here is the latest real estate analysis for the Hilton Head / Bluffton SC area through October, including some surprising trends, such as a 22% jump in pending sales compared to last year. Plus, practical tips to maximize your home’s ROI this off-season.
But before we dive into that, the National Association of Realtors (NAR) released its latest market report, which highlights a notable recovery in the housing market…
Existing home sales rose 3.4% month over month and 2.9% year over year, reaching a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 3.96 million. The median home price climbed 4% year over year to $391,600, with price increases seen across all regions.
Regionally, annual sales gains were strongest in the West (+8.5%), followed by the South (+2.3%) and Midwest (+1.1%), while the Northeast held steady. Housing inventory grew 19.1% from last year to 1.37 million units, equating to a 4.2-month supply at the current pace of sales.
NAR Chief Economist Lawrence Yun noted that elevated mortgage rates are stabilizing, while economic growth is encouraging more buyers to re-enter the market, signaling resilience in demand despite challenges.