Sellers, SC Housing Statistics

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81%

Med. Home Val. NAT. AVG.

100%

Rent NAT. AVG.

2%

Owner Occ. NAT. AVG.

Sellers Housing Information

Index	Sellers	South Carolina	National
Median home price	$62,528	$260,124	$326,622
Median rent asked	$0	$1,212	$1,444
Avg. people per household	2.2	2.6	2.6
Owner occupied households	64.9%	68.4%	63.6%
Renter occupied households	35.1%	31.6%	36.4%

Homes For Sale In Sellers, SC

528 Camp Rd

Dillon, SC

TBD Highway 301

Sellers, SC

2600 Bank St

Sellers, SC

TBD Bank St

Sellers, SC

Housing Quick Facts

The median home price in Sellers is 81% lower than the national average.
The median rent asked in Sellers is 100% lower than the national average.
The average number of people per household in Sellers is 17% lower than the national average.
The number of owner occupied households in Sellers is 2% higher than the national average.
The number of renter occupied households in Sellers is 3% lower than the national average.

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Nearby cities with low home prices

	Population	Home Price	National Avg.
Mullins, SC	4,373	$139,942	57%
Latta, SC	1,664	$174,976	46%
Marion, SC	6,768	$190,372	42%
Dillon, SC	6,529	$220,255	33%
Quinby, SC	1,103	$240,142	26%
Sellers, SC	94	$62,528	81%

Cities with similar population

	Population	Home Price	National Avg.
Springhill, FL	94	$532,492	63%
Putnam, TX	94	$99,319	70%
Clontarf, MN	94	$147,155	55%
Isabella, OK	94	$0	100%
Odin, KS	94	$132,609	59%
Sellers, SC	94	$62,528	81%

Source: The Sellers, SC housing data displayed above is derived from the United States Census Bureau American Community Survey (ACS) and include 2026 modeled data developed using proprietary methodologies.