Easley, SC Black Real Estate Agents

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80 days
A south Easley neighborhood of newer family-oriented tract homes near the JB Owens Sports Complex, adjacent to the private Smithfields Country Club golf course.
$313K
$220K - $450K
Kingsberry
Smithfields
A south Easley community of newer, higher-density tract homes built for families on a modest budget, close to local schools and Nalley Brown Nature Park.
Southeastern Easley's mix of brick ranch and colonial homes, newer custom builds on half-acre lots, and manufactured housing, with Tri-County Technical College and Highway 123 retail nearby.
Forest Park
Buyers are drawn to Easley for its easy commute into the Greenville-Spartanburg job market, lower cost of living than Greenville proper, steady new construction on the south side, and access to Tri-County Technical College and strong public schools.
Look to Easley's south-side communities for the best entry points: Kingsberry and Smithfields offer newer, family-friendly construction near parks and schools, while Forest Park in southeastern Easley mixes affordable brick ranch homes, new custom builds on half-acre lots, and manufactured housing along the Highway 123 retail corridor.
Move-in-ready homes near the Highway 123 corridor and in established south-side neighborhoods like Forest Park and Kingsberry are seeing the strongest buyer interest, with roughly one in five homes still selling above list price despite longer days on market citywide.
With prices still rising but days on market stretching out, Easley appears to be settling into a steadier, more balanced pace after a stretch of rapid appreciation — a trend that should continue to benefit well-prepared buyers and realistic sellers alike.
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