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2023 Q2 Property Report

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Kiawah Island Property Report A

K I A W A H

I S L A N D

R E A L

January - June 2023 Results

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E S T A T E

kiawahisland.com

P U B L I C A T I O N

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843.396.1522

Island-Wide Sales Results for First Half 2023 total properties closed

total Island-wide available inventory

AT A G L A N C E

168

(end of Q2 each year)

(-32% from first half 2022)

2023

=

126

2022

=

102

2021

=

121

single-family home median price

2020

=

370

$3.18M

2 019

=

491

2 01 8

=

524

2 017

=

57 1

2 016

=

584

(+31% from first half 2022)

2 01 5

=

553

villa & cottage median price

2 014

=

561

2 013

=

576

2 01 2

=

562

total dollar volume

$380M

20 2 3

(-18% from first half 2022)

(+15% from first half 2022)

H A L F

homesite median price

F I R S T

$849K

$710K

(-7% from first half 2022)

K E Y

O B S E R V AT I O N S

Kiawah Island experienced another tremendous first half of the year – 168 Island properties were sold totaling $380M. While we saw total transactions return to the same level as the first half of 2020 (pre-pandemic), total sales volume was 136% higher.

Compared to the first half of pre-pandemic 2020, median homesite prices have increased 182% while median singlefamily home prices have increased 138%. The homesite median price increased 31% year-over-year (YOY), showing the rising value for the few available homesites remaining on the Island, as well as the unique characteristics that these properties offer. Single-family home median prices also continued to climb, increasing 15% YOY.

Inventory continues to slowly rise, with 2.6% of Island-wide properties being listed at the end of Q2 2023 compared to 2.0% at the end of Q2 2022. The total dollar volume of Island-wide homesite inventory is $103M, an 89% increase YOY, despite total units being the same (38 through first half 2022 vs. 39 through first half 2023).

Single-family homes priced between $2M-$5M made up over two-thirds of all home sales in the first half of 2023, and 8 homes for over $5M were sold. Only 12% of homes sold were priced below $2M.

HISTORICAL ISL AND-WIDE FIRST HALF CLOSING ACTIVITY $450M

$466

$466

450

$400M

$300M $250M $200M $150M $100M

VOLUME IN MILLIONS

$350M

400 $380

300 250

$163

$171 $136 $106

$124

$146

$159

$148

$125

200

$189

150

$161

100

$50M $0

350

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Data was accumulated from property waivers submitted to Kiawah Partners and supplemented by other reliable sources including Charleston County property tax records. Excludes Bulk Sales.


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