Columbia · Home Value
What Your Columbia, SC Home Is Worth
What your home is worth, from the comps on your street. Not an online estimate: a number built from recent sales near you, with what you would walk away with.
Home valuation in Columbia starts with your part of town
A home valuation in Columbia has to start smaller than the city. The median sold price over the twelve months ending October 8, 2026 was $255,228 in Southeast Columbia (29209), $259,900 in Northeast Columbia (29229), and $437,938 in the Forest Acres and Trenholm Road area (29206), according to Consolidated MLS. That is a gap of more than $175,000 between parts of town a short drive apart.
Even those numbers are only a starting point. A ZIP code is not a neighborhood. Not every 29206 address is inside the City of Forest Acres, and prices can swing widely between subdivisions in the same ZIP. Your value comes from the handful of sales that look most like your home, closest to it.
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Why Columbia homeowners ask us for their number
Taylored Realty Team works in these three parts of Columbia every week, from our office on Garners Ferry Road. Terry and Yolanda Taylor both hold the Pricing Strategy Advisor designation, and we pull every comp from Consolidated MLS ourselves rather than relying on a formula.
That matters most where online estimates struggle: older homes with renovations the county records do not show, homes on busy roads like Garners Ferry or Two Notch, and homes with HOA amenities that buyers in Northeast Columbia pay for. A home valuation from us is free, and there is no obligation to list.
How we value a Columbia home
- We start with your street and subdivision, then widen to the nearest comparable sales in the same part of town.
- We adjust for what changes value here: age and updates, lot size, HOA amenities, and how close the home sits to main roads.
- We look at what is for sale right now, because those are the homes a buyer will compare yours to this month.
- You get a range, explained, and if you want it, a net sheet showing what you would walk away with.
The pricing method is described in how we price a home.
What moves values in each part of Columbia
Southeast Columbia: the most affordable way into the city of these three areas. Condition does the most to separate one home from the next, since much of the housing is older.
Northeast Columbia: newer subdivision homes, where square footage, bedroom count, and community amenities like pools and trails drive value. Similar homes make comps easier to read.
Forest Acres and Trenholm Road: the highest price per square foot of the three in the most sought-after pockets, where location and renovation quality matter more than size.
One of our sellers wrote: "Having both of them as resources made what seemed initially to be a difficult task, ultimately possible." Ask us for your Columbia home's value.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the median home price in Columbia, SC?
It depends on the part of town. In the twelve months ending October 8, 2026, the median sold price was $255,228 in 29209, $259,900 in 29229, and $437,938 in 29206, according to Consolidated MLS.
Is a home valuation from you free?
Yes, with no obligation to list. We pull the comps for your home and walk you through the range.
Columbia
What home value looks like in Columbia
Home base for Taylored Realty Team, where Terry and Yolanda do most of their business.
We work three parts of Columbia most: Southeast Columbia near Fort Jackson and Garners Ferry Road, the newer subdivisions of Northeast Columbia, and the Forest Acres and Trenholm Road area close to downtown. Each has its own homes, prices, and pace.
The method
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