You may not be a current resident of Southern California, but that doesn’t mean you can’t take your chances with their real estate. The state’s towns and cities have a lot of potential in their properties, so if you have the dough, we got deals ready for you.
We’ve compiled housing data about popular cities in South Carolina so you can look around for great investments.
Aiken
For properties in Aiken, the median home price is roughly around $226,900.
For Aiken, the index score for the cost of living is 96. This score entails that the cost of properties in Aiken is roughly 2% higher than the average of South Carolina properties and 4% lower than the properties at the national average.
Anderson
For properties in Anderson, the median home price is roughly around $195,000.
For Anderson, the index score for the cost of living is 89. It shows the properties in this area are 6% lower than the average property costs of South Carolina and 11% lower than the average property costs on the National level.
Beaufort
For properties in Beaufort, the median home price is roughly around $259,000.
For Beaufort, the index score for the cost of living is 103. This means that the properties in Beaufort are 9% higher than the average cost of South Carolina properties and are 3% higher than the cost of properties at the National average.
Bluffton
For properties in Bluffton, the median home price is roughly around $345,000.
For Bluffton, the index score for the cost of living is 111. It shows the properties in this area are 17% higher than the average property costs of South Carolina and 11% higher than the average property costs on the National level.
Charleston
For properties in Charleston, the median home price is roughly around $398,000.
For Charleston, the index score for the cost of living is 111. This means that the properties in Charleston are 17% higher than the average cost of South Carolina properties and are 11% higher than the cost of properties at the National average.
Clemson
For properties in Clemson, the median home price is roughly around $262,700.
For Clemson, the index score for the cost of living is 99. It shows the properties in this area are 5% higher than the average property costs of South Carolina and 1% lower than the average property costs on the National level.
Fort Mill
For properties in Fort Mill, the median home price is roughly around $349,900.
For Fort Mill, the index score for the cost of living is 103. This means that the properties in Fort Mill are 10% higher than the average cost of South Carolina properties and are 3% higher than the cost of properties at the National average.