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Columbia's 'first suburb,' a historically self-sufficient Black middle- and upper-class community that produced several civil rights leaders, listed on the National Register of Historic Places since 1989.
$240K
$200K - $295K
Earlewood
Historic Waverly
A historic neighborhood of bungalows, Craftsman, and Charleston-style homes near downtown and Earlewood Park, with a median sale price around $248,000.
A National Register historic district added in 1991 on the site of the former State Fairgrounds, with Queen Anne, Foursquare, and Craftsman-style homes.
Elmwood Park
Buyers are drawn to the Benedict College area by the college's largest incoming class in seven years, by neighboring Allen University, by ongoing historic preservation investment in nearby districts like Eau Claire, and by walkability to downtown Columbia.
Buyers wanting bungalow and Craftsman character look to Earlewood, those wanting storied Black history look to Historic Waverly, and those wanting early-1900s architecture look to Elmwood Park.
Sellers in the Benedict College area are benefiting from a competitive near-campus market, with homes in Earlewood and the surrounding historic districts drawing buyers who want walkability to downtown and historic character.
With Benedict College's enrollment continuing to grow and preservation investment ongoing nearby, expect the near-campus market to stay competitive, with days on market running well below the citywide average.

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