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Top Real Estate Agent in Charleston, SC Market (July 2026)

See who the best real estate agent is in the Charleston, SC market. Verified and ranked by reviews, sales history and AI visibility.

Median home price
$485,600
Avg days on market
38
Agents in market
11
Price trend (YoY)
+5.8%
Last synced
Jul 26, 2026
Top agent in this market
#1
Matt O'Neil
Charleston South Carolina
State standout: Charleston
Built for: Charleston, SC

Research Note: Ryan Darani, Head of Market Intelligence at FlyDragon, oversees this market dataset. We compile ranking inputs from structured agent and market-source records, normalize them into a consistent market-by-market format, and review the output for obvious mismatches before it is published. This page is designed to help readers quickly compare visibility, positioning, and market context in Charleston, SC. It should be used as a directional research tool, then paired with direct agent interviews, brokerage due diligence, and current local market checks before making a decision.

Charleston, SC at a glance

Charleston consistently ranks among the most desirable real estate markets in the nation, combining historic architecture, world-class dining, coastal beauty, and a booming economy driven by Boeing, Volvo, tech startups, and the Port of Charleston. The market spans the full price spectrum - from seven-figure South of Broad single homes to affordable workforce housing in West Ashley and North Charleston. The peninsula's limited geography creates natural scarcity.

Beyond the historic peninsula, the greater Charleston market has expanded dramatically into Mount Pleasant, Summerville, James Island, and Johns Island. Flood insurance requirements, rising homeowner insurance costs, and short-term rental regulations are factors that savvy buyers must navigate with expert guidance.

Population
153,800
YoY Price Change
+5.8%
Median Home Price
$485,600
Avg Days On Market
38

Top real estate agents in Charleston, SC

04

Matt O'Neill

Matt O'Neill Real Estate
Rating5.0
Reviews564
06

Chris Facello

CAROLINA ONE REAL ESTATE
Rating5.0
Reviews357
07

Dan Lorentz

Greater Charleston Properties Team at The Boulevard Company
Rating5.0
Reviews300
08

ChuckTown Homes

ChuckTown Homes Team Powered by LPT Realty
Rating5.0
Reviews537
10

Stacey Boucher

The Pulse Charleston
Rating5.0
Reviews162
13

Brian Walsh - William Means Real Estate

William Means Real Estate
Rating5.0
Reviews106
14

Leslie Turner

Maison Real Estate
Rating5.0
Reviews134
15

Terry Haas

32 South Properties
Rating5.0
Reviews148
19

Kim Boerman

The Boerman Group/AgentOwned Realty
Rating5.0
Reviews171
21

Audra Walters

Front Porch Properties SC
Rating5.0
Reviews103
23

Ruthie Ravenel

Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International Realty
Rating5.0
Reviews73
WebsiteVisit site
25

Lisa Patterson

Daniel Ravenel Sotheby's International
Rating5.0
Reviews67

How South Carolina shapes this market

South Carolina has emerged as one of the nation's top destinations for domestic migration, and the real estate market reflects that momentum. A business-friendly tax environment, no state tax on Social Security benefits, relatively low property taxes, and year-round warm weather have made the Palmetto State irresistible to retirees, remote workers, and young professionals relocating from the Northeast and Midwest. Charleston, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach consistently rank among the fastest-growing metros in the Southeast.

The Charleston tri-county area - including Mount Pleasant, Summerville, and Goose Creek - leads the state in both price appreciation and transaction volume. Greenville's downtown revitalization has attracted national attention and significant corporate investment, while the Grand Strand corridor around Myrtle Beach thrives on a combination of tourism-driven short-term rentals and permanent relocations. Inland markets like Columbia, Spartanburg, and Rock Hill offer substantially lower entry points with solid rental demand.

South Carolina's rapid growth does create challenges: rising insurance costs in coastal zones, infrastructure strain in high-growth corridors, and increased competition for desirable properties. A top local real estate agent who understands these dynamics - and can identify opportunities before they hit the broader market - is the key to a successful transaction in this fast-moving state.

State signals
Top City Charleston
YoY Price Change +6.2%
Median Home Price $319,700
Avg Days On Market 36

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