For Homeowners
Not an algorithm's guess — the real sales happening around you, in your inbox every month, from the agents who work those streets.
Home Value Watch
Tell us which home to watch and we'll send you what is actually happening around it — the homes that sold, what they closed for, how long they took, and which way the trend is running.
What Arrives
These are the current numbers for Greenville, SC — the same pipeline, the same methodology, and the same honesty about sample sizes that your own report will use. Yours covers your neighborhood instead.
Data: July 2026 · updated . Single-family homes only. Based on information from the Multiple Listing Service of Greenville, South Carolina, Inc. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed.
Why No Instant Number
An automated estimate works from square footage, bed count, and whatever it can infer from public records. It cannot know that you redid the primary bath, or that the house behind you backs onto a road. Those are the differences that move an Upstate offer by tens of thousands.
Two homes a half-mile apart in Greenville can sit in different school attendance zones and price completely differently. National models smooth right over that. A report scoped to your actual subdivision does not.
The sales an estimate is built from are more useful than the estimate. Five recent closings on your street, with prices and days on market, tell you where you stand — and they let you check our work instead of taking our word for it.
We price homes for a living. Tell us you want a valuation and an agent will prepare one by hand — the comps above, plus your home's condition, its updates, and what buyers are paying in your exact neighborhood this month.
Straight Answers
No — and that is deliberate. We don't publish an algorithm's guess about your house, because in the Upstate those estimates routinely miss by 5–10%: our neighborhoods change block by block, and no model has walked through your kitchen. What you get instead is the real market around your address — the homes that actually closed nearby, what they sold for per square foot, how long they took, and which way the trend is running. When you want a number for your specific home, one of our agents prepares it by hand from those same comps plus your home's condition and updates.
One email. It leads with what sold near you over the last 90 days — the count, the median sale price, the median price per square foot, and the average days on market — followed by the most recent individual sales with their addresses and closing prices. It also shows how many homes are actively for sale in your area, which is who you would be competing with, and a year-over-year trend line based on resale price per square foot. Every number carries its sample size, so you can see how much weight it deserves.
The Greater Greenville MLS — the same closed-sale records agents use to price homes, pulled directly rather than scraped from a portal. We count single-family sales only, and we discard obvious data errors (misfiled leases and land records show up as $1,700 "sales" and would wreck a small-neighborhood median). If too few homes sold in your exact subdivision to support an honest median, we widen to your ZIP code or city and the email tells you that is what happened.
You get the monthly email, and your agent's name and number are on it in case you want to talk. That's the arrangement. There is a one-click unsubscribe link on every report, it works without signing in to anything, and using it stops that report for good.
That is most of who this is for. Your home is probably the largest thing you own, and knowing what it is doing costs you nothing to watch. The owners who sell well are usually the ones who had been paying attention for a year before they listed, not the ones who started researching the week they decided.
Those are single numbers produced by national models, updated constantly, with no local person behind them. This is the underlying evidence — the actual sales those models are trying to summarize — for the specific area around your home, plus a local agent who will tell you what it means for your house. If you want a single number, ask us for a valuation and we'll prepare one by hand.
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Either is a fine reason to call. We'd rather answer a question this year than pitch you next year.
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