Andrews, SC

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🏡 Andrews Real Estate Market Snapshot
Georgetown County | Inland Grand Strand
Prepared by Joe Foster, REALTOR®

Andrews is a small inland Georgetown County community with a more traditional small-town feel than the beach markets. For out-of-area buyers, that usually means less resort noise, more value-driven shopping, and a market where property condition and pricing discipline matter more than hype. Your current website copy is directionally right, but the latest RPR report shows a stronger February close than the January snapshot on the site.

📍 Market Overview
Based on the most recent RPR Market Analysis, Andrews is sitting in a balanced market. Inventory is at 6 months, active listings are 18, median estimated value is $194,000, and the median sold price came in at $217,350. Sold-to-list price was 100.6%, with a median 31 days in Listed4 for sold homes. 

📊 Key Takeaways (At a Glance)
(Single-Family + Condo/Townhome combined data)

• Median Sold Price: ~$217,350 
• Median Estimated Value: ~$194,000 
• Months of Inventory: ~6 months 
• Sold-to-List Ratio: ~100.6% 
• Median Days on Market (Sold): ~31 days 
• Active Listings: ~18 properties 

In plain terms:
➡️ Buyers have options
➡️ Sellers still need to price intelligently
➡️ A few sales can swing the stats fast
➡️ Condition and financing details matter a lot in this market 

🏠 What Buyers Gravitate Toward

Single-Family Homes
Well-kept homes with realistic pricing are still the easiest to move. Buyers are watching major systems, repair needs, and whether the asking price matches recent local reality, not coastal wishful thinking.

Manufactured / Modular Homes
This remains an important Andrews segment. Financing, title status, tie-down certification, land ownership, and overall setup can affect both buyer pool and timing more than many out-of-town buyers expect. Your current site language on this is still appropriate. Andrews

Condos & Townhomes
This is still a very thin segment in Andrews. Any condo or townhome opportunity should be judged individually, because the volume is too light to read the way you would in Myrtle Beach or North Myrtle Beach. Andrews

💡 What This Means for You

Thinking of Selling?
The market can support a solid sale, but not lazy pricing. Andrews had only 3 sold listings in the latest month, so a couple of stronger closings can make the market look hotter than it really is. Presentation, documentation, and a price grounded in actual comps matter. 

Thinking of Buying?
There is room for comparison shopping, and inventory is not compressed the way it is in tighter coastal pockets. At the same time, pending activity rose to 4 properties, so the better-value listings are still getting absorbed. Translation: you may have negotiating room, but not infinite time to overthink the obvious good one. 

Watching Values?
The median estimated value is up about 6% year over year, while the median sold price is showing sharper month-to-month movement. In Andrews, that usually says “small sample size” more than “new permanent pricing level.” Neighborhood-level and property-type analysis matters more here than broad averages. 

📄 Want the Full Report?
This summary is based on the Grand Strand Market Analysis Report – Andrews, SC, using February 2026 data published March 10, 2026. The full report includes trend charts for new listings, active inventory, pending activity, sold pricing, and supply. 

🤝 Let’s Talk Strategy
Andrews right now is less about speed and more about judgment. Whether you are buying, selling, or just trying to understand what your property may be competing against, this is a market where local context matters.

Joe Foster, REALTOR®
South Carolina License #134334
(843) 874-5389
mail@joefosterjr.com 

Important Notes & Disclosures
This summary is for informational purposes only and is not an appraisal or guarantee of value. RPR states the information is not verified or guaranteed, and the report may not include all available listing data in the market.