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New-Home Market Dashboard

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A quarterly pulse on new-home demand, pricing, supply, and production across Charleston, Berkeley & Dorchester counties — built for HBA members, builders, and the officials who set housing policy.

Snapshot: Q2 2026
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Market Snapshot

The eight-metric read for the quarter

Current quarter, change from last quarter, and the year-over-year trend — the fast read for a builder, a board meeting, or a public official.

Demand & Market Activity

Is buyer demand rising, slowing, or shifting?

Closings, new construction's share of the total market, and forward-looking pending activity.

New Home Closings
Closed new-construction sales, trailing 8 quarters
New vs. Resale Share
Share of total closings, current quarter
Strongest Market Areas
Pending sales pace by community, current quarter
Pending Sales / Absorption Pace
Forward-looking demand indicator, trailing 8 quarters
Closings by County
Current quarter, share of Lowcountry total
Pricing & Supply

Where is pricing moving, and is supply keeping pace?

Price movement, where demand concentrates by price point, available inventory, and market balance.

Avg. vs. Median New Home Price
Trailing 8 quarters
Closings by Price Band
Share of new-home closings, last 4 quarters
Active New Home Inventory
Standing vs. under construction, trailing 8 quarters
Months of Supply
Inventory ÷ trailing absorption pace
Future Production

Is permitting keeping pace with regional growth?

Residential building permits by county — the leading signal for housing production 6–18 months out.

Residential Building Permits by County
Trailing 8 quarters, single-family & multifamily combined
Rolling 12-Month Permits

At roughly 40 new residents arriving in the Lowcountry each day, this is the number that shows whether production is on pace to house them.

Market Insights

What changed, and why it matters

Three to five plain-language takeaways published alongside the numbers each quarter.