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As 2025 unfolds, York County’s housing market continues to demonstrate strength, complexity, and opportunity—depending on whether you’re planning to buy or sell. Below is a complete year-over-year review using the latest November data, offering clear insights into the trends shaping our local market and what they mean for you.
The median days on market increased from 17 to 26 days (+52.9%) . This shift slightly favors buyers, who benefit from more time to make decisions and negotiate strategically. For sellers, pricing accurately and presenting your home beautifully has never been more important.
York County’s list-to-close timeline rose from 61 to 71 days (+16.4%) . Buyers gain from a more relaxed pace, while sellers should plan for slightly longer transaction timelines—but still within healthy market norms.
Sellers received 97.2% of their original list price this year, down slightly from 98.2% (-1.0%) . This tightening suggests buyers have a bit more room for negotiation compared to last year, though sellers remain in a solid position with homes still selling very close to asking price.
Price per square foot increased from $211 to $212 (+0.5%) year over year . A small rise, but still an indication of steady property value appreciation—good news for homeowners and sellers.
The median sales price climbed from $424,633 to $435,000 (+2.4%) . This continued upward trend underscores strong long-term equity growth for sellers, while buyers should take note that waiting rarely improves affordability in York County.
Buyer activity shows stability, holding at 9 showings per listing this year, despite a dip from 10 the year before (0.0% change from 2024–2025) . Homes that are priced well still go under contract efficiently—good for sellers—but buyers are moving more selectively.
York County inventory increased from 2.3 to 3.1 months (+34.8%) . This is one of the biggest shifts in the market: more inventory benefits buyers by increasing options and reducing urgency, though it remains below the 5–6 months typical of a fully balanced market.
New listings rose from 4,331 to 4,848 (+11.9%) year over year . This gives buyers more opportunities than in recent years, while sellers enjoy a replenished marketplace where demand still runs strong.
Closed sales increased from 3,258 to 3,597 (+10.4%) . A rise in closings signals marketplace strength: motivated buyers are still securing homes, and sellers can feel confident in realistic, well-prepared listings.
York County inventory jumped from 631 to 900 homes for sale (+42.6%) . A substantial increase that expands buyers’ choices and reduces competitive pressure—though sellers should ensure their home stands out with expert marketing.
Pending sales climbed from 3,310 to 3,660 (+10.6%) . This growth shows buyers remain highly active in York County, and strong demand supports healthy sales results for sellers.
Showings per listing decreased from 5.6 to 4.5 (-19.6%) . Buyers have more inventory to choose from, spreading showings across more homes. Sellers benefit from professional presentation and strategic pricing to attract more qualified traffic.
York County’s latest data reflects a market that is simultaneously expanding and stabilizing. Inventory is rising, offering buyers more opportunity. Prices continue to grow, protecting sellers’ equity. And pending and closed sales numbers show that demand remains strong.
Whether you’re considering buying or selling, understanding these nuanced shifts can help you make the most strategic move possible. That’s where expert guidance truly matters.
The Linda Hall Team of Century 21 First Choice has decades of experience navigating market shifts in York County and the surrounding communities. If you're planning a move in 2026, we would love to walk you through the numbers, the opportunities, and the strategy that fits your goals.
Contact us at sales@lindahall.com or 803-548-4499 to get started.

Here’s your one-stop, living list of December happenings across Rock Hill, Fort Mill, Tega Cay, Lake Wylie, Clover, York, and beyond. We’ve linked directly to organizers so you can confirm details, register, or buy tickets. Bookmark this page—we’ll update as new events publish.
Old Town transforms into a storybook holiday village with markets, music, kids’ fun, trolleys, and more.
Lighted evening parade through downtown. Get there early for a good spot.
Annual lighted boat parade with viewing by Papa Doc’s and Buster Boyd Bridge. Check the Chamber/community feeds for the final 2025 confirmation and float registration.

The holidays in Fort Mill always bring a little extra magic — twinkling lights downtown, local shops dressed for the season, and the smell of something delicious coming from every kitchen.
Whether you’re welcoming family from out of town or looking for a few ways to unwind after the big feast, here are some of our favorite things to do around Fort Mill and York County this Thanksgiving weekend.
Date: Wednesday, November 26, 2025 | Time: 5:30 PM
Location: Tryon Street, Uptown Charlotte, NC
Make the short drive to Uptown Charlotte and kick off the holiday season at one of the Southeast’s biggest Thanksgiving traditions — the Novant Health Thanksgiving Eve Parade. Featuring elaborate floats, local performers, marching bands, and festive lights, this parade has been delighting families for more than 75 years.
Arrive early to find a good spot along Tryon Street, or catch the parade broadcast live on WBTV if you’d rather enjoy it from home. It’s a fun, family-friendly way to start the weekend celebrations.
Downtown Fort Mill transforms into a charming holiday scene after Thanksgiving. Take an evening walk down Main Street to see storefronts lit up and decorated for the season. Grab a warm drink from Olive’s Mud Puddle or Hobo’s and enjoy the small-town sparkle.
Date: Thursday, November 27, 2025 | Time: 8:00 AM
Location: Downtown York, SC
Kick off Thanksgiving with a fun, family-friendly 5K in historic downtown York. Runners, walkers, and stroller joggers are welcome—perfect for working up an appetite before the big meal. Costumes encouraged!
Location: Downtown Fort Mill | Date: Saturday, Nov 29
Support your local business owners by shopping small this weekend! Many boutiques and specialty stores in Fort Mill, Tega Cay, and Lake Wylie offer special discounts and giveaways for Small Business Saturday. It’s the perfect way to cross off a few gifts while keeping your dollars local.
Location: 2573 Lake Haigler Drive, Fort Mill
After a busy holiday week, take a peaceful walk on one of the Greenway’s scenic trails. You can rent bikes, walk the lakeside paths, or just enjoy a moment outdoors. The fall colors usually hang on through late November, making it a beautiful backdrop for family photos.
After the rush of the week, spend Sunday slowing down and reflecting on everything there is to be grateful for — from family and friends to the Fort Mill community that makes this area feel so special.
“Home isn’t just where you live — it’s where you feel connected.”
At The Linda Hall Team – Century 21 First Choice, we’re thankful for the families, neighbors, and clients who trust us every year to help them find their place here in the Carolinas.
If you’re planning a move in 2026 — whether buying your first home, upsizing, or relocating to York County — we’d love to help make that transition as seamless as possible.
The Linda Hall Team – Century 21 First Choice