Newest housing in South Carolina

South Carolina counties and cities ranked by median year structure built.

This page ranks the counties and cities of South Carolina by median year structure built — which have the newest housing stock, according to the US Census Bureau's American Community Survey 5-year estimates.

Among counties, Jasper County leads at 2002.

Among cities & places, Hardeeville leads at 2013.

Counties

#	Name	Median year built
1	Jasper County	2002
2	Berkeley County	2000
3	Dorchester County	1999
4	York County	1999
5	Horry County	1998
6	Lancaster County	1998
7	Beaufort County	1997
8	Greenville County	1992
9	Lexington County	1992
10	Charleston County	1991
11	Georgetown County	1991
12	Kershaw County	1991
13	Oconee County	1990
14	Calhoun County	1989
15	Clarendon County	1989
16	Pickens County	1989
17	Richland County	1989
18	Spartanburg County	1989
19	Aiken County	1988
20	Colleton County	1988
21	Edgefield County	1988
22	Anderson County	1987
23	Saluda County	1987
24	Sumter County	1987
25	Chesterfield County	1986
26	Hampton County	1986
27	Florence County	1985
28	Williamsburg County	1985
29	Barnwell County	1984
30	Dillon County	1984
31	Laurens County	1984
32	Darlington County	1983
33	Marion County	1983
34	Cherokee County	1982
35	Fairfield County	1982
36	Lee County	1982
37	McCormick County	1982
38	Orangeburg County	1982
39	Allendale County	1981
40	Newberry County	1981
41	Abbeville County	1979
42	Chester County	1978
43	Marlboro County	1978
44	Bamberg County	1977
45	Greenwood County	1976
46	Union County	1973

Cities & places

Top 100.

#	Name	Median year built
1	Hardeeville	2013
2	Reidville	2013
3	Bluffton	2012
4	Blythewood	2010
5	Fort Mill	2010
6	Port Royal	2008
7	White Knoll	2007
8	Baxter Village	2006
9	Boiling Springs	2006
10	Carolina Forest	2006
11	Lake Murray of Richland	2006
12	Lake Wylie	2006
13	Lyman	2006
14	Tega Cay	2006
15	Moncks Corner	2005
16	Tradesville	2005
17	Arthurtown	2004
18	Hamer	2004
19	Abney Crossroads	2003
20	Daufuskie Island	2003
21	Five Forks	2003
22	Forestbrook	2003
23	India Hook	2003
24	Lexington	2003
25	South Union	2003
26	Valley Falls	2003
27	Antreville	2002
28	Greer	2002
29	Hollywood	2002
30	The Cliffs Valley	2002
31	Tigerville	2002
32	Arcadia	2001
33	Chapin	2001
34	Duncan	2001
35	Goose Creek	2001
36	Murrells Inlet	2001
37	Sandy Springs	2001
38	Summerville	2001
39	Fair Play	2000
40	Homewood	2000
41	Lobeco	2000
42	Mount Pleasant	2000
43	North Santee	2000
44	Sharon	2000
45	Van Wyck	2000
46	Awendaw	1999
47	Cane Savannah	1999
48	Murphys Estates	1999
49	Simpsonville	1999
50	Unity	1998
51	Clover	1997
52	Conestee	1997
53	Dale	1997
54	Fountain Inn	1997
55	Litchfield Beach	1997
56	North Myrtle Beach	1997
57	Ridgeland	1997
58	Riverview	1997
59	Bucksport	1996
60	Powdersville	1996
61	Wellford	1996
62	Bonneau Beach	1995
63	Chickasaw Point	1995
64	Elgin	1995
65	Gilbert	1995
66	Harbor Island	1995
67	Little River	1995
68	North Charleston	1995
69	Red Hill	1995
70	Rock Hill	1995
71	Snelling	1995
72	Startex	1995
73	Summit	1995
74	Cash	1994
75	Catawba	1994
76	Charleston	1994
77	Conway	1994
78	Daviston	1994
79	DeBordieu Colony	1994
80	Lesslie	1994
81	Live Oak	1994
82	Luray	1994
83	Mauldin	1994
84	Socastee	1994
85	Central	1993
86	Fripp Island	1993
87	Jenkinsville	1993
88	Little Rock	1993
89	Lugoff	1993
90	Manville	1993
91	Pine Ridge	1993
92	Wyboo	1993
93	Cottageville	1992
94	Lake Secession	1992
95	Laurel Bay	1992
96	Lincolnville	1992
97	Myrtle Beach	1992
98	Rains	1992
99	Ravenel	1992
100	Sheldon	1992

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