DI home sales take a sizeable dip in October
The number of homes sold on Daniel Island in October 2025 declined sharply compared to October 2024.
Homebuyers closed on 14 homes last month, compared to 22 homes a year ago.
In addition, the total volume of sales dollars decreased dramatically from September to October of this year.
"Closed sales on Daniel Island cooled down in October to $18,875,000 from $38,000,000 in September," broker-in-charge Tricia Peterson of Island House Real Estate said. "This year’s sales for October are down 56.4%."
However, Peterson noted October's trend is not atypical. Seasonal data shows that home sales tend to decline this time of year.
"November and December traditionally are times when we see buyer activity cool off due to the holidays," Peterson said.
Currently, there are 53 homes under contract on Daniel Island, with 64 active listings still awaiting buyers.
"This is a great time to buy a home," Peterson said. "Interest rates have decreased to the lowest we have seen in a year, home affordability is now at the best level it has been in two and a half years, and 2026 is being set up to be a very strong year for real estate sales."
Final numbers show the highest-priced home sold in October was $3 million at 43 Dalton St.; the lowest were two condo units, each going for $420,000.
OCTOBER 2025 HOME SALES
1142 Barfield St. - $1,395,000
1225 Blakeway St. #407 - $525,000
200 Bucksley Lane #201 - $420,000
1600 Bulline St. - $1,300,000
43 Dalton St. - $3,000,000
2271 Daniel Island Drive - $645,000
201 Foundry St. - $282,5000
2600 Josiah St. - $1,250,000
2425 Louisville St. - $1,450,000
2 Pagett St. - $2,175,000
130 River Landing Drive #8203 - $465,000
130 River Landing Drive #7200 - $455,000
130 River Landing Drive #1202 - $420,000
145 River Landing Drive #302 - $2,550,000