The real estate market in York County is constantly changing, and being up-to-date is essential for making the right moves, whether you're planning to buy or sell. In this September 2024 update, we take a closer look at the latest market trends and data, giving you a clear snapshot of what's currently happening. From price fluctuations to evolving buyer demand, this report provides the insights you need to successfully navigate York County's ever-changing real estate scene.

New Listings:

According to the data, new single-family home listings in York County have shown a steady decline over the past two years, with a 6.5% decrease from 2022 to 2023, followed by a 4.2% drop in 2024. This trend contrasts with the overall MLS, which experienced a slight decline of 4.2% in 2023, but rebounded with a 2.0% increase in 2024. These statistics underscore the ongoing shifts in York County's real estate market, highlighting the importance of staying informed as inventory tightens.

Homes For Sale:

The above graphic highlights the number of single-family homes for sale in York County during September 2024, revealing significant shifts compared to previous years. While York County experienced a 10.7% decline in available homes from 2022 to 2023, there was a sharp 41.3% increase in homes for sale from 2023 to 2024. This local trend mirrors a broader change across the entire MLS, which saw a 37.8% rise in homes for sale in 2024 following a previous decline. These figures indicate an influx of inventory into the market, offering more opportunities for buyers while reflecting evolving dynamics in the real estate landscape.

Pending Sales:

Pending sales in York County saw a notable recovery in September 2024, bouncing back from a 9.3% decline in 2023 to post a 9.9% increase this year. This mirrors a similar trend in the broader MLS, which also experienced a rebound, with pending sales increasing by 9.8% in 2024 after a 7.3% decline in 2023. These figures suggest that buyer activity has regained momentum, pointing to renewed confidence in the market as pending sales rise after a period of stagnation.

Median Days on Market:

The median days on market for single-family homes in York County surged in September 2024, rising to 16 days from just 9 days in 2023, marking a 77.8% increase. Similarly, the entire MLS saw a significant increase, with the median days on market climbing to 20 days, an 81.8% rise from the previous year. These increases suggest a slowing market, where homes are staying on the market longer before going under contract, reflecting potential shifts in buyer behavior and market conditions.

Months Supply Of Homes For Sale:

The months supply of homes for sale in York County rose significantly in September 2024, reaching 2.7 months, a 42.1% increase from the previous year. This upward trend reflects a similar pattern in the overall MLS, where the supply grew by 34.8% to 3.1 months. The increase in supply indicates that the market is moving toward a more balanced state, with more homes available relative to buyer demand, giving potential buyers more options and potentially cooling the competition among them.

As we move through October 2024, the York County real estate market presents a dynamic landscape, marked by an increase in inventory, rising days on market, and a recovering level of buyer activity. New listings continue to decline, while the number of homes for sale and months of supply are on the rise, giving buyers more opportunities and options. Meanwhile, the median days on market has significantly lengthened, signaling a cooling trend as homes take longer to sell. Despite these shifts, pending sales are rebounding, reflecting renewed confidence in the market. Whether you're looking to buy or sell, it's crucial to stay informed and work with experienced professionals. The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice is here to help you navigate these changes and make smart real estate decisions. Contact us today to start your journey in the ever-evolving York County real estate market!

Presented by The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice

Get ready for another spooky season in York County! Whether you’re looking for family-friendly fun or spine-chilling scares, this year’s Halloween events are set to be bigger and better than ever. From haunted houses to pumpkin patches, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here are some of the top events happening in the area this October.

Scarowinds

Location: Carowinds, 14523 Carowinds Blvd, Charlotte, NC

Dates: September 13 - October 27, 2024 (select nights)

Experience the ultimate haunted theme park at Scarowinds! With haunted mazes, scare zones, and live shows, this is a must-visit for thrill-seekers. Beware of the terrifying monsters lurking around every corner!

The Great Pumpkin Fest

Location: Carowinds, Camp Snoopy

Dates: September 14 - October 27, 2024 (Saturdays & Sundays)

This family-friendly event is perfect for kids of all ages. Enjoy games, pumpkin decorating, and a costume contest while hanging out with the PEANUTS gang in a not-so-scary Halloween setting.

Fort Mill Scarecrow Crawl

Location: Downtown Fort Mill

Dates: October 4 - 31, 2024

Take a leisurely stroll through Fort Mill to see the creative scarecrow displays made by local schools, businesses, and community groups. It’s the perfect way to get into the autumn spirit!

Hall Family Farm Corn Maze & Pumpkin Patch

Location: 445 W. Rebound Road, Lancaster, SC 29720

Dates: Mid-September - October 29, 2024

Bring the family out for a fun day at Hall Family Farm. Navigate the corn maze, pick your perfect pumpkin, and enjoy farm-fresh treats!

Pumpkin Palooza

Location: At the Tega Cay Sign by the Memorial Gardens

Date: October 28 - 31, 2024

Join us as we scare up some fun in Tega Cay! Individuals, families, clubs, church groups and organizations are invited to have some fun, get into the fall spirit and create a Jack-o-Lantern. Jack-O-Lanterns will be on display at the Tega Cay sign by the Memorial Gardens from October 28 to Halloween night!

Registration deadline is Friday, October 18th! Just bring your best pumpkin to show off for a spectacularly spooky time!

Carved pumpkins must be dropped off on Mon. October 28 from Noon to 5:30 pm. 

REGISTER YOUR JACK-O-LANTERN HERE! 

Boos and Ghouls Trunkor Treat 

Location: 7725 Tega Cay Drive, Tega Cay, SC 29708

Date: October 31, 2024, 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

On Halloween night come out for some Boos and Ghouls! Located in the Glennon Center Parking lot from 5:30 pm until 7 pm, trunk-or-treating is a thrilling twist on traditional trick-or-treating, where your little goblins can revel in a night of spooky fun with a monster mashup of tunes from our DJ, a costume showdown, and of course, some trick-or-treating! The spooky fun is for everyone in the family! Prizes will be awarded for Best Adult, Best Child, Best group and more! The hair-raising event starts at 5:30 pm in the Glennon Center Parking Lot and wraps up at 7:30 pm!

Clover’s Annual Food Truck & Treat

Location: 112 Bethel Street, Clover, SC

Date: October 31, 2024

This Halloween night, grab some dinner from local food trucks and trick-or-treat with businesses in Clover before heading out for more neighborhood fun. A perfect mix of food and festivities!

As Halloween approaches, keep an eye out for more events popping up throughout York County on The Linda Hall Team's blog. Stay safe and have a spooktacular Halloween 2024!

The real estate market in York County continues to evolve, and staying informed is key to making smart decisions whether you're buying or selling. In this August 2024 update, we dive into the latest trends and data, providing you with a clear picture of what’s happening in the local market. From shifts in home prices to changes in buyer demand, this report offers valuable insights to help you navigate the dynamic York County real estate landscape.

New Listings:

In August 2024, the York County real estate market saw a notable uptick in new single-family home listings, reflecting a year-over-year increase of 10.8%. This resurgence follows a period of decline in 2023, where new listings had dropped by 21.4% compared to 2022. The current rise in listings signals renewed activity and growing seller confidence in the market, aligning with broader trends observed across the entire MLS, which also experienced an 11.3% increase in new listings over the same period. These figures suggest that the York County market is regaining momentum, offering more options for buyers as we move forward into the latter half of 2024.

Homes For Sale:

In August 2024, the number of single-family homes for sale in York County saw a significant increase, rising by 22.6% compared to the same period in 2023. This follows a 27.4% increase from 2022 to 2023, indicating a consistent upward trend in housing inventory. This growth mirrors the broader MLS, which also experienced a 17.5% increase in available homes. The rising inventory levels suggest that buyers now have more options to choose from, potentially leading to a more balanced market as we progress through the year. This trend reflects growing confidence among sellers and a more competitive environment for home buyers in York County.

Pending Sales:

In August 2024, York County experienced a slight decline in pending single-family home sales, down by 1.3% from the previous year. This follows a more significant drop of 21.6% between 2022 and 2023, indicating a continued cooling in buyer activity. The broader MLS saw a marginal increase of 0.2% in pending sales, suggesting that while the overall market is stabilizing, York County's market remains somewhat subdued. This trend may reflect ongoing buyer caution or increased competition, highlighting the importance of strategic pricing and negotiation in the current market environment.

Median Days on Market:

In August 2024, the median days on market for single-family homes in York County increased to 14 days, representing a 16.7% rise from the previous year. This follows a substantial jump of 200% between 2022 and 2023, indicating that homes are taking longer to sell compared to the previous years. This trend is consistent with the broader MLS, where the median days on market also increased by 15.4% year-over-year. The extended time on the market suggests a shift towards a more balanced or even buyer-favored market, where sellers may need to be more patient and strategic in their approach to pricing and marketing their homes.

Months Supply Of Homes For Sale:

In August 2024, the months supply of homes for sale in York County continued its upward trajectory, reaching 2.1 months. This represents a substantial 40% increase from August 2023, following a 50% rise from 2022 to 2023. The increase in months supply suggests that the market is gradually shifting from a seller’s market toward a more balanced environment. This trend is mirrored in the broader MLS, which saw a 31.6% increase in the months supply year-over-year. For buyers, this means more choices and potentially less competition, while sellers might need to adjust their strategies to stay competitive in this evolving market.

In Conclusion, the York County real estate market in August 2024 shows signs of a shifting landscape. With an increase in new listings, more homes staying on the market longer, and a rising months supply, the market is becoming more balanced. While this presents buyers with more options and opportunities, sellers might need to adopt more strategic pricing and marketing approaches. The slight dip in pending sales further emphasizes the importance of staying informed and proactive in this changing environment. Whether you're considering buying or selling, navigating these market shifts can be complex. That's where The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice comes in. Our expertise and deep knowledge of the local market can help you make the most informed decisions. Contact us today to discuss how we can assist you in achieving your real estate goals.

As your trusted local real estate experts, The Linda Hall Team at Century 21 First Choice is dedicated to not only helping you find the perfect home but also keeping you connected with the vibrant communities we proudly serve. September is a fantastic time to explore everything York County and the surrounding areas have to offer, from lively festivals and outdoor adventures to cultural events and family-friendly activities. Whether you're new to the area or a longtime resident, our curated list of local happenings ensures you won’t miss out on the best events that make our communities such special places to live.

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Notable Dates –

September 2nd - Labor Day

September 8th - Grandparents Day

September 11th - Patriot Day

September 22nd - Fall Equinox/First Day of Fall (Remember to set your clocks back an hour!)

Clover Events

September 7th

Farmer's Market

Main Street, Clover from 9 am to 1 pm

Discover local farmers, fresh flowers, artisans, and craft vendors—it's an outing everyone will enjoy. While you're here, explore our town's nearby small businesses offering antiques, boutiques, coffee, cold brews, ice cream, and more! See you there!

September 19th

Food Truck Thursday 

Boyd's Parking Lot, 116 N. Main Street, Clover, from 6:30 pm to 9 pm

Enjoy listening to Garrett Huffman and try some food that is sure to blow your taste buds away!

September 21st

Auto Show & Fall Festival

Downtown Clover, from 10 am to 4 pm

Come out for family fun, games, arts & crafts, inflatables, food and snack trucks, live music, beer garden, local vendors and over 40 classes of autos!

Fort Mill Events

Weekly on Saturdays

Farmer's Market & Artisans Market

Veteran's Park, 106 N. White Street, Fort Mill, from 9 am to 12 pm

The Market offers the community a place to purchase and sell local produce, farm/agricultural products, and handmade/handcrafted items.

Weekly on Saturdays, 6 pm - 9 pm & Sundays, 11 am - 2 pm  

Live Music at the Gateway Canteen

Anne Springs Close Greenway, 2573 Lake Haigler Dr., Fort Mill 

Entrance to the Greenway is free for members; non-members pay daily admission fees.

Enjoy good food and good music every Friday and Saturday. 

September 14th

Downtown Fort Mill Walking Food and History Tour

Meeting Place, Gazebo across from Hobo’s Restaurant on Main Street, 11 am to 2 pm

Price: $99 Adults or $99 Kids 12 and older

On the Downtown Fort Mill Walking Food and History Tour our guests will experience the culinary samplings and drink pairings from several different restaurants and establishments in and around Main St. The tour starts at 11:15am and we ask that our guests arrive 15 mins early. We will meet at the Gazebo across Hobo's (213 Main St, Fort Mill, SC) and tours usually last about 3 hrs.

September 20th

Taste of Fort Mill

Greenway Gateway, 2573 Lake Haigler Drive

Purchase Tickets

The Anne Springs Close Greenway invites the finest restaurants and culinary experts in the York County area to participate in The Taste of Fort Mill. This outdoor event will host more than 700 guests and offer culinary samples from 20 culinary participants, yielding a cornucopia of delicious offerings. Culinary participants and their signature dishes change from year to year, making each event a unique experience for visitors and locals alike. This fundraising event is made possible through generous donations from sponsors, partnerships with culinary participants, and the dedication of volunteers. 

September 21st

Main Street Oktoberfest

Main Street, Fort Mill, SC, from 1 to 9 pm

Grab your lederhosen! Main Street Oktoberfest Jam is coming!

Fort Mill's Main Street will be open to explore and shop. Participate in a yodeling contest, stein-holding contest, and lederhosen and dirndl costume contest (kids too!). There will be 35+ artisanal vendors to shop from, food trucks, custom steins, and live music.

Lake Wylie Events

September 15th

Papa Doc's Fall Pop-Up Market

Papa Doc's Shore Club, 3990 Charlotte Hwy, Lake Wylie from 11 am to 3 pm

On the shoreline at Papa Doc's Shore Club.

Come support your local small businesses by shopping with us for a great range of handmade goods and gifts. jewelry, clothing, candles, local goods, and much more!

The Papa Doc's food truck and beer shack will be open!

Rock Hill Events

Weekly on Saturdays

Old Town Farmer's Market

Fountain Park, 300 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, from 9 am to 2 pm

The Market offers the community a place to purchase and sell local handmade, homegrown, and Only in Old Town products. 

September 13th

Movies in the Park - Top Gun Maverick

Fountain Park, 300 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, 8 pm to 11 pm

Featured Movie - Top Gun Maverick

Showtime at dark. Bring a blanket/Chair. Enjoy Kona Ice or bring a picnic.

September 14th

Out of the Darkness Walk

337 E. Mt Gallant Rd, Rock Hill, from 11 am to 2 pm

The Out of the Darkness Walk is an annual, signature event through the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. The York County Out of the Darkness Walk is a journey of remembrance, hope, connection and support for individuals/families whose lives have been affected by suicide. For many people, this Walk is their first time sharing their stories and connecting with others who understand what they are going through. Family, kid and pet friendly.

September 20th

Food Truck Friday

300 E. Main Street, Rock Hill, from 6 pm to 10 pm

Food Truck Friday at Fountain Park in Old Town Rock Hill! Featuring the best food trucks in the area, Old Town restaurants, local beers, children's activities, and live music!

September 28th

Old Town Fall Festival

Fountain Park, 300 E. Main St., Rock Hills, from 12 pm to 7 pm

Family fun event with Wiener dog races, food trucks, rides/inflatables, and pumpkin carving. 

Tega Cay Events

September 7th

Movie in the Park

Runde Park, 7:30 pm (concessions open); 8 pm (movie begins/dusk)

Featured movie - Ghostbusters - Frozen Empire

In celebration of going back-to-school, families in Tega Cay are invited to Runde Park for the second Movie in the Park! The movie starts at dusk, so don't forget to bring your chairs and blankets for a magical evening under the peninsula sky. Snacks and drinks will be on sale.

September 14th

Tega Cay Summer Concert Series

Catawba Park, 2351 New Gray Rock Road, from 6 pm to 10 pm

Wrapping up the Summer with"Spiderwebs" bringing the house down with their tribute to the legendary No Doubt and Gwen Stefani! 

September 27th

SASS GO by the TCPD

Gold Hill Middle School, 1025 Dave Gibson Blvd, Tega Cay, from 5:30 pm to 7:30 pm

Join the Tega Cay Police Department as it hosts its first all women's Sass Go self-defense course.

Outside of our area but Nearby

September 13th - October 27th, Select Nights

Scarowinds

Carowinds, 14523 Carowinds Blvd, Charlotte, NC 

Get ready for restless nights as you venture into the heart of SCarowinds, nestled along the border of North Carolina and South Carolina. A chilling curse awaits at every turn, weaving its dread through five hair-raising haunted mazes, four nerve-wracking scare zones, hundreds of monsters, thrilling night rides, and pulse-pounding live performances, including the new Wake the Dead.

Hungry hordes of zombies and bloodthirsty vampires lie in wait, ready to turn unsuspecting guests into their next macabre feast. Their sinister screams echo throughout the park, an inescapable chorus of terror. And with Carowinds' signature thrill rides cloaked in the darkness beneath the moon's watchful eye, an unparalleled Halloween experience emerges – one that's brimming with, dare we say, spine-tingling excitement.

It is recommend all guests be 13 years or older due to the nature of the event.

Saturdays & Sundays, September 14th - October 27th

Tricks and Treats

Experience Carowinds’ family-friendly Halloween event. 

Everyone in the family is sure to have a boo-last with our spooky, kooky Halloween activities, live shows, a costume contest, seasonal food and drinks, and, of course, candy! 

If that’s not fang-tastic enough, you will also enjoy your favorite rides and attractions throughout the park. More spooky details to come!

September 13th - 29th

3rd Annual Charlotte International Arts Festival

In locations in Uptown Charlotte and Ballantyne

The Charlotte International Arts Festival (CIAF), a Blumenthal Arts original, is an annual celebration that uniquely brings together Charlotte's local and international communities with global artists in a cultural celebration over 17 days.

CIAF is becoming a major regional arts festival, attracting visitors from throughout the southeast and beyond because of its unique character to seamlessly blend local artists and the local international community with celebrated international artists from around the world. 

Some further Charlotte Fall Festivals to know about - CLICK HERE

Please double-check for the accuracy of this information before making definitive plans. We try to provide accurate information, but details do change on occasion. If you’d like to learn more about the beautiful area of York County, South Carolina or you are planning to relocate here, The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice would love to assist. 

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York County, South Carolina, is a thriving region with a mix of charming small towns and growing urban centers, making it one of the most attractive places to live in the state. Known for its excellent schools, picturesque landscapes, and close proximity to Charlotte, North Carolina, York County offers a perfect balance of suburban tranquility and city convenience. Whether you're seeking a peaceful retreat or a vibrant community with plenty of amenities, York County has something for everyone. Here are five great communities to consider if you’re thinking of moving to York County.

1. Fort Mill

Fort Mill is one of the most popular communities in York County, known for its strong sense of community, excellent schools, and family-friendly environment. Located just south of Charlotte, Fort Mill is perfect for those who work in the city but prefer a quieter suburban lifestyle. The town has experienced significant growth over the past decade, with new residential developments, shopping centers, and recreational facilities popping up throughout the area.

• Schools: Fort Mill is home to some of the best schools in South Carolina, making it a top choice for families. The Fort Mill School District consistently ranks among the best in the state.
• Recreation: The Anne Springs Close Greenway, a 2,100-acre nature preserve, offers residents ample opportunities for outdoor activities like hiking, biking, and horseback riding.
• Neighborhoods: Popular neighborhoods include Baxter Village, known for its charming town center and vibrant community events, and Springfield, a picturesque community celebrated for its beautifully designed homes, scenic walking trails, and a top-rated golf course.

Fort Mill combines small-town charm with modern amenities, making it a fantastic place for families and young professionals alike.

2. Lake Wylie

If waterfront living is what you’re after, Lake Wylie is the perfect community for you. Straddling the border of North and South Carolina, Lake Wylie offers residents stunning views and easy access to water-based activities. The area has a mix of luxury homes, cozy cottages, and new developments, providing a variety of options for different budgets and lifestyles.

• Outdoor Activities: Lake Wylie is a haven for outdoor enthusiasts. Boating, fishing, kayaking, and swimming are popular activities among residents.
• Community Vibe: The community is tight-knit, with local events and gatherings that bring neighbors together. It’s a great place for those who enjoy an active social life within a serene setting.
• Schools: The Clover School District serves the Lake Wylie area and is highly regarded for its academic excellence.

Living in Lake Wylie feels like being on a permanent vacation, with the beautiful lake as your backyard and the vibrant Charlotte metro area just a short drive away.

3. Rock Hill

Rock Hill is the largest city in York County and offers a dynamic blend of urban and suburban living. With its historic downtown, cultural attractions, and strong sense of community, Rock Hill has something for everyone. The city has undergone significant revitalization in recent years, making it an attractive destination for both families and young professionals.

• Cultural Attractions: Rock Hill is home to the Old Town Historic District, where you can explore art galleries, boutique shops, and restaurants. The city also hosts various festivals and events throughout the year.
• Education: Rock Hill is a hub for education, with Winthrop University providing higher education opportunities and contributing to the city's vibrant atmosphere.
• Recreation: For outdoor lovers, Rock Hill offers plenty of parks and green spaces, including the beautiful Glencairn Garden and the Riverwalk, a mixed-use development along the Catawba River.

With its growing economy, affordable housing, and rich cultural scene, Rock Hill is a great place for those looking for a balanced lifestyle.

4. Clover

For those who prefer a quieter, small-town atmosphere, Clover is a hidden gem in York County. Located to the northwest of Lake Wylie, Clover offers a slower pace of life, excellent schools, and a close-knit community. It’s the ideal spot for families or retirees looking for peace and tranquility.

• Community Feel: Clover is known for its friendly residents and community pride. The town hosts several events and festivals throughout the year, fostering a strong sense of togetherness.
• Schools: The Clover School District is one of the best in the area, known for its strong academic performance and extracurricular opportunities.
• Housing: Clover offers a range of housing options, from historic homes in the downtown area to newer developments on the outskirts of town.

Clover is perfect for those who want the charm of small-town living while still being close to larger cities like Rock Hill and Charlotte.

5. Tega Cay

Tega Cay, which translates to “Beautiful Peninsula,” lives up to its name with its stunning waterfront views, golf courses, and recreational opportunities. Located on a peninsula in Lake Wylie, Tega Cay is a highly sought-after community that offers a resort-like lifestyle with a tight-knit, family-friendly atmosphere.

• Recreation: Tega Cay is known for its abundant recreational facilities, including a public golf course, tennis courts, and numerous parks. The community also has its own marina, perfect for boating enthusiasts.
• Community Events: The city hosts regular events such as summer concerts, festivals, and sports leagues, fostering a strong sense of community among residents.
• Schools: Like Fort Mill, Tega Cay is served by the Fort Mill School District, which is known for its top-rated schools.

With its lakeside setting, excellent amenities, and active community life, Tega Cay is an ideal place for families and anyone who enjoys outdoor living.

York County, South Carolina, is a diverse and vibrant area with communities that cater to different lifestyles and preferences. Whether you’re looking for family-friendly suburbs, lakeside luxury, or small-town charm, York County has it all. Each of these five communities—Fort Mill, Lake Wylie, Rock Hill, Clover, and Tega Cay—offers something unique, making it easy to find a place that feels like home. Contact The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice if you want to learn more about our local communities. 

📅 Mark Your Calendars: August 15th to December 22nd

Windy Hill Farm is back for the Fall 2024 season, offering a variety of activities and treats to celebrate the season. From fresh apples to savory hard ciders, there's something for everyone. Here's what's happening this year:

🍎 Farm Stand Delights: Thursdays to Sundays

Stop by on Thursday, Friday or Saturday from 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. or on Sunday from 12 pm to 6 pm, to pick up the freshest apples, pumpkins, and produce. Indulge in delicious to-go treats made with love at the farm.

🍻 The Cider Bar Experience: Fridays to Sundays

Enjoy hard ciders crafted from farm-fresh apples. The Cider Bar is open Fridays from 12:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m., Saturdays from 10 am to 6 pm and Sundays from 12:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

🎵 Live Music: Select Weekends

Let the music set the tone for your visit. Enjoy live performances as you explore the farm's offerings.

🍏 Apple Picking & Hayrides

Enjoy classic fall activities like apple picking and hayrides through the scenic orchard. It's a perfect outing for families and friends.

🥧 Thanksgiving Specials: November 27th

Prepare for Thanksgiving with a selection of pies and other festive treats. Celebrate the season with flavors that remind you of home. Pick-Up-Day for pies is Wednesday, November 27th. 

❄️ Winter Wonderland: December Hours

As the season transitions, Windy Hill Farm offers a cozy winter experience with adjusted hours (Thursdays - Saturdays 10 am to 5 pm and Sundays 12 pm to 5 pm). Don't miss out on the farm's serene winter landscape.

🌟 Special Event: Oyster Roast on January 6th

End the season with the 8th Annual Oyster Roast at The Cider Bar. Enjoy fresh oysters and bid farewell to a memorable fall season.

For the full schedule and more details, visit Windy Hill Farm's Events Page. Come and savor the flavors of fall at Windy Hill Farm!

As summer heats up, so does the real estate market in York County, South Carolina. July 2024 brought a mix of dynamic shifts and emerging trends that every buyer and seller should know. In this month's market report, The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice dives into the latest data, highlighting key factors such as average home prices, inventory levels, and buyer demand. Whether you're considering buying, selling, or just staying informed, our detailed analysis offers valuable insights to help you navigate the local market with confidence.

New Listings:

To gain a full perspective on the market trends for July 2024 in York County, we can examine the data from previous years. In 2022, there were 452 new listings. However, July 2023 saw a decline of 15.3%, resulting in only 383 new listings. This year, there was an increase of 13.1%, bringing the total number of new listings to 433.

Homes For Sale:

In July 2022, there were a total of 537 homes available for sale in York County. This figure dropped by 17.3% in July 2023, leaving only 444 homes on the market. However, this year saw a remarkable 49.5% increase, with 664 homes now available for prospective buyers.

Pending Sales:

In July 2022, there were 341 pending sales recorded. This number decreased by 5.0% in July 2023, dropping to 324 pending sales. However, this year has seen a positive trend, with a 5.2% increase, bringing the number back to 341 pending sales in July.

Median Days on Market:

The median days on the market for homes was 5 days in July of 2022. This figure increased by 80.0% to 9 median days in July of 2023 and then elevated once again by 88.9% this year, resulting in a median of 17 days on the market.

Months Supply Of Homes For Sale:

In July 2022, the months' supply of homes for sale was 1.5. By July 2023, this supply increased by 6.7%. This upward trend continued this year with a 50.0% rise, resulting in a 2.4-month supply of homes available for potential buyers.

As we observe these shifting trends in the York County real estate market, it's clear that staying informed is crucial for making the best decisions, whether you're buying, selling, or simply monitoring the market. The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice is here to help you navigate these changes with confidence and expertise. Our dedicated team of professionals is ready to assist you with all your real estate needs. Contact us today to schedule a consultation and let us guide you through your next real estate journey. Your dream home awaits!

The Linda Hall Team has put together this back-to-school guide to help you navigate this busy time of year! Please be sure to save it for future reference.

Lancaster County Public School Districts

• Lancaster County School District - 300 S. Catawba St., Lancaster, SC 29720; 803-286-6972; calendar.

Lancaster County Charter School

• Discovery School - 302 W. Dunlap St., Lancaster, SC 29720; 803-285-8430

Lancaster County Private Schools

• Carolina Christian Academy - 1850 Kershaw Camden Hwy, Lancaster, SC 29720; 803-285-5565
• Field of Dreams - Edgewater - 1080 Edgewater Corporate Pkwy, Indian Land, SC 29707; 803-547-0900
• Heathwood Hall Episcopal School - 3000 S. Beltline Blvd, Columbia, SC 29201; 803-765-2309
• The Goddard School - 8345 Collins Rd, Indian Land, SC 29707; 803-393-9800

York County Public School Districts

• York School District 1 - 1475 E. Liberty Street, York, SC 29745; 803-684-9916; calendar; registration information

• Clover School District 2 - 604 Bethel Street, Clover, SC 29710; 803-810-8000; calendar; registration information

• Rock Hill School District 3 - 386 E. Black Street, Rock Hill, SC 29730; 803-981-1000; calendar; registration information

• Fort Mill School District 4 - 2233 Deerfield Drive, Fort Mill, SC 29715; 803-548-2527; calendar; registration information

York County Charter Schools

• York Preparatory Academy - 1047 Golden Gate Ct, Rock Hill, SC 29732

York County Private Schools

Rock Hill Private Schools 

• St Anne Catholic School - 1698 Bird Street, Rock Hill, SC 29730
• Westminster Catawba Christian School - 2650 Indian Hook Rd, Rock Hill, SC 29732

York Private Schools

• Lake Pointe Academy - 117 Carolina Crossing Dr., York, SC 29745