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2022 in Review
In 2022, the real estate market on Seabrook remained robust, and the downward spiral and doom and gloom forecasted at the national level were not realized here.
258 properties sold on Seabrook last year. Overall dollar volume was up 8.5%. The average sales price was up over 46% from $589K to $862K. On the inside spread, we’ve included some historical data. You’ll note most of the increase is over the past three years. The main catalysts were: the pandemic shining a positive light on communities like ours that offer security and continued access to outdoor experiences like the beach, golf, and racquet sports; improved marketing; and supply and demand.
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Seabrook Island Real Estate
Seabrook Island Club’s continued elevation of amenities and experiences are key reasons property values have soared. Many buyers looking in the Charleston market are seeking for privacy, security, natural beauty, and a real community.
Continuing into 2023, the island is seeing low available inventory for sale, short times on the market, and rising average sales prices.
TOTAL CLOSED $221,353,653
258 for
TOTAL HOMES CLOSED 90 for $132,685,975
TOTAL HOMESITES CLOSED 43 for $12,772,400
TOTAL VILLA/COTTAGE HOMES CLOSED 125 for $75,895,278