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Distressed Properties in South Carolina

DLRadar scores 46 South Carolina counties on market cycle, bank stress and insurance distress. None of South Carolina's counties is in contraction or recovery (South Carolina); South Carolina home prices average +4.4% year over year.

South Carolina averages 62/100 bank stress and 79/100 insurance distress.

South Carolina residential listings tracked: 2,630 across 397 ZIPs; South Carolina candidate listings 732; 156 South Carolina ZIPs read active. Busiest South Carolina ZIPs: 29928 86 listings, 44 candidates; 29486 76 listings, 9 candidates; 29483 71 listings, 9 candidates in South Carolina; 29466 67 listings, 7 candidates; 29464 66 listings, 14 candidates; 29651 62 listings, 10 candidates.

HUD lists 329 assisted multifamily properties in South Carolina with 24,611 units, 9,806 of the South Carolina units assisted.

South Carolina ZIPs by price-cycle phase: 1,423 peak, 182 neutral, 145 expansion, 99 contraction, 38 recovery.

South Carolina ninety-day mortgage delinquency 1.2% as of December 2025; highest sampled South Carolina counties: Berkeley 2.1%, Richland 1.6%, Spartanburg 1.5%.

Counties tracked
46
Markets softening
0
South Carolina: contraction / recovery
Avg home price
+4.4%
South Carolina YoY
Avg bank stress
62/100
South Carolina counties

South Carolina counties to watch

1. Berkeley County+4.2% YoY, bank 61/100 (18 banks), insurance 93/100Neutral2. Dorchester County+4.2% YoY, bank 60/100 (20 banks), insurance 91/100Neutral3. Charleston County+4.2% YoY, bank 62/100 (32 banks), insurance 82/100Neutral4. Edgefield County+4.9% YoY, bank 66/100 (2 banks), insurance 88/100Neutral5. Aiken County+4.9% YoY, bank 68/100 (12 banks), insurance 82/100Neutral6. Horry County+0.7% YoY, bank 62/100 (21 banks), insurance 92/100Peak7. York County+1% YoY, bank 60/100 (17 banks), insurance 86/100Peak8. Lancaster County+1% YoY, bank 65/100 (10 banks), insurance 87/100Peak9. Chester County+1% YoY, bank 57/100 (3 banks), insurance 82/100Peak10. Spartanburg County+1.7% YoY, bank 62/100 (22 banks), insurance 92/100Peak11. Union County+1.7% YoY, bank 68/100 (3 banks), insurance 49/100Peak12. Greenville County+3.2% YoY, bank 63/100 (36 banks), insurance 94/100Peak13. Anderson County+3.2% YoY, bank 59/100 (17 banks), insurance 90/100Peak14. Pickens County+3.2% YoY, bank 64/100 (15 banks), insurance 94/100Peak15. Laurens County+3.2% YoY, bank 62/100 (8 banks), insurance 91/100Peak16. Saluda County+3.6% YoY, bank 64/100 (3 banks), insurance 48/100Peak17. Calhoun County+3.6% YoY, bank 55/100 (3 banks), insurance 48/100Peak18. Fairfield County+3.6% YoY, bank 71/100 (1 banks), insurance 88/100Peak19. Kershaw County+3.6% YoY, bank 67/100 (7 banks), insurance 89/100Peak20. Lexington County+3.6% YoY, bank 63/100 (19 banks), insurance 87/100Peak21. Richland County+3.6% YoY, bank 65/100 (23 banks), insurance 90/100Peak22. Newberry County+3.8% YoY, bank 63/100 (6 banks), insurance 82/100Peak23. Georgetown County+3.8% YoY, bank 63/100 (13 banks), insurance 88/100Peak24. Greenwood County+3.8% YoY, bank 66/100 (7 banks), insurance 89/100Peak25. Abbeville County+3.8% YoY, bank 73/100 (4 banks), insurance 80/100Peak26. Oconee County+3.8% YoY, bank 63/100 (10 banks), insurance 80/100Peak27. Cherokee County+3.8% YoY, bank 41/100 (6 banks), insurance 77/100Peak28. Orangeburg County+3.8% YoY, bank 52/100 (9 banks), insurance 95/100Peak29. Beaufort County+4% YoY, bank 61/100 (20 banks), insurance 92/100Peak30. Jasper County+4% YoY, bank 59/100 (3 banks), insurance 91/100Peak31. Florence County+6.2% YoY, 2.5% off peak, bank 60/100 (14 banks), insurance 83/100Expansion32. Darlington County+6.2% YoY, 2.5% off peak, bank 57/100 (9 banks), insurance 40/100Expansion33. Williamsburg County+6.4% YoY, bank 67/100 (5 banks), insurance 62/100Expansion34. Marion County+6.4% YoY, bank 60/100 (5 banks), insurance 79/100Expansion35. Marlboro County+6.4% YoY, bank 60/100 (3 banks), insurance 77/100Expansion36. Lee County+6.4% YoY, bank 66/100 (4 banks), insurance 40/100Expansion37. Chesterfield County+6.4% YoY, bank 59/100 (6 banks), insurance 40/100Expansion38. Bamberg County+6.4% YoY, bank 55/100 (4 banks), insurance 94/100Expansion39. Clarendon County+6.4% YoY, bank 62/100 (5 banks), insurance 53/100Expansion40. Allendale County+6.4% YoY, bank 58/100 (1 banks), insurance 85/100Expansion41. Hampton County+6.4% YoY, bank 59/100 (3 banks), insurance 49/100Expansion42. Barnwell County+6.4% YoY, bank 51/100 (3 banks), insurance 81/100Expansion43. Dillon County+6.4% YoY, bank 62/100 (5 banks), insurance 84/100Expansion44. Colleton County+6.4% YoY, bank 59/100 (6 banks), insurance 94/100Expansion45. Mccormick County+6.4% YoY, bank 67/100 (2 banks), insurance 85/100Expansion46. Sumter County+8.7% YoY, bank 63/100 (8 banks), insurance 70/100Expansion

Distressed properties in South Carolina — FAQ

How do I find South Carolina distressed properties?

Start with the 0 of 46 South Carolina counties in contraction or recovery, led by Berkeley County, then open each South Carolina county's ZIP scores.

Where does the South Carolina data come from?

South Carolina price cycle from FHFA; South Carolina bank stress (62/100) from FDIC call reports; South Carolina insurance distress (79/100) from FEMA and NFIP.

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