Local home value data · Camden, SC
What's my home worth in Camden, SC?
Camden, South Carolina's oldest inland city, pairs historic homes and horse-country acreage with a short drive to Columbia and Lake Wateree. It's a small market, so a few sales can move the numbers, but prices have held steady over the past year even as homes have taken longer to sell.
Is Camden a buyer's or seller's market?
Roughly balanced. Redfin rates Camden 53/100 (somewhat competitive), based on how quickly homes sell, how often they get multiple offers, and how close they sell to list price.
What this means if you're selling in Camden
Camden's median sale price of about $280,000 is essentially unchanged from a year ago, but the pace has slowed sharply: the typical home now takes about 69 days to sell, compared with 36 a year earlier. Homes are still selling for about 98.7% of list price, and roughly one in five sells above asking, while nearly half of listings have taken a price cut. A home priced right from day one still sells close to asking. An overpriced one is likely to sit and need a reduction.
How Camden compares
Camden has the lowest median of the 8 markets shown, and sits 31% below the U.S. median.
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Is Camden a buyer's or seller's market right now?
It sits in the middle. Redfin gives Camden a Compete Score of 53 out of 100, which it calls somewhat competitive. Homes sell for about 98.7% of list price on average, but they take around 69 days to sell and about 45% of listings have had a price drop, so buyers have more time and room to negotiate than they did a year ago.
Why are Camden homes taking longer to sell?
Median days on market rose from 36 to 69 over the past year, based on Redfin data for the three months ending September 2026. Sales volume also dipped, with 42 homes sold in September versus 53 a year earlier. In a market Camden's size, a handful of slow-moving or higher-priced listings can stretch the median, so how long your home takes depends heavily on its price and condition.
Does the Camden median reflect homes in Lugoff, Elgin or rural Kershaw County?
Not exactly. The $280,000 figure covers sales in the city of Camden, which mixes historic in-town homes with newer subdivisions. Nearby communities and properties with land or lake frontage can sell for quite different amounts. For a number based on your own home and recent nearby sales, request a free home value report, which a local agent reviews.
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Market data (median sale price, year-over-year change, days on market, and buyer competition) sourced from Redfin, trailing 3-month data as of September 2026. Figures are approximate, change frequently, and are not a substitute for a formal appraisal or a local agent's comparative market analysis. Read more about how home value estimates work.