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Williamsburg County, SC Distress Report: Foreclosure, Tax Liens & ZIPs (2026)

Where is distress concentrating in Williamsburg County, South Carolina? DLRadar grades every Williamsburg County ZIP 0-100 from foreclosure, tax-lien, mortgage and insurance records, peaking at 33/100. Here is the 2026 Williamsburg County breakdown.

  • Williamsburg County's most distressed ZIP is 29440 at 33/100.
  • 12 ZIP codes tracked in Williamsburg County, averaging 29/100 distress.
  • Williamsburg County reads expansion — home values up 6.4% year over year.
  • Vacancy runs 18.7% across Williamsburg County's tracked ZIPs, with a 20.5% poverty rate.
  • The typical Williamsburg County home is worth about $124,525 against a ~$49,880 median income.
  • Lending headwind in Williamsburg County sits at 65/100 — a forward read on distressed supply.

Figures come from DLRadar's public-record distress index and refresh every month. Free to quote with credit to DLRadar (dlradar.com).

RankZIPComposite distress
12944033/100
22955531/100
32955430/100
42951029/100
52956029/100
62951828/100
72955628/100
82956428/100
92958028/100
102959028/100
112905627/100
122911125/100

Most distressed ZIP codes in Williamsburg County (composite distress 0-100, 2026)

What is driving Williamsburg County distress

Williamsburg County sits inside DLRadar's nationwide distress index, built entirely from public records. Its ZIPs average 29/100 composite distress. Every figure traces to a public source — FHFA HPI, CFPB mortgage delinquency, county recorder foreclosure and tax-lien filings, FEMA/NFIP for insurance, and Census ACS for demographics.

Williamsburg County market phase and pricing

Phase for Williamsburg County: expansion (+6.4% YoY). As pricing power fades, listings sit longer and sellers become reachable.

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Questions and answers

What is the hardest-hit ZIP in Williamsburg County?

ZIP 29440 leads Williamsburg County at 33/100, recomputed monthly from public records.

How would you describe the Williamsburg County market phase?

Williamsburg County reads expansion, with home prices up 6.4% year over year. Phase comes from FHFA House Price Index trajectory.

What is this Williamsburg County analysis built from?

The inputs are all public: FHFA for the expansion path, CFPB mortgage performance, recorder filings from the county, FEMA and NFIP, and Census ACS. Because all 12 ZIP codes in Williamsburg County run through the identical model used nationwide, the figures compare directly against any other market.

How much do distress scores vary between Williamsburg County ZIP codes?

One county number flattens a wide range. Across the Williamsburg County ZIPs DLRadar ranks, scores run from 33/100 in 29440 down to 25/100 in 29111, against a Williamsburg County average of 29/100. Those 8 points separate the ZIPs worth working in Williamsburg County from the rest.

What do Williamsburg County home values and vacancy say about distressed supply?

The typical Williamsburg County home carries about $124,525 of value against a median household income near $49,880. Vacancy across Williamsburg County's tracked ZIPs runs 18.7% and the poverty rate is 20.5%. When budgets are stretched and homes sit vacant, arrears become listings — the reason these sit alongside Williamsburg County's foreclosure and tax-lien record and its 65/100 lending headwind.

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