Duncan, SC

Duncan is a small town located in the Pee Dee region of South Carolina. The population of Duncan was just over 2,000 as of the 2010 census. Duncan is known for its fertile soil and temperate climate, which has made it a popular location for agriculture. However, Duncan's real estate market has also been growing rapidly in recent years due to its proximity to major cities such as Columbia and Greenville.

The average price of a home in Duncan is $128,000. The majority of homes in Duncan are single-family dwellings, but there are also a few multi-unit buildings available. The most common type of housing in Duncan is traditional single-family homes that were built between the 1920s and 1960s. There are also some newer developments available, including condominiums and townhouses.

The main street in Duncan is lined with businesses that provide services related to real estate. These businesses include mortgage lenders, real estate agents, home builders, and home inspection companies. There are also several grocery stores and restaurants located on Main Street.

The availability of quality housing has helped make Duncan one of the fastest-growing towns in South Carolina over the past few years. The population growth rate for Duncan was 8% between 2010 and 2016 according to Census data. This growth has led to an increase in demand for residential property throughout the town. As a result, prices have increased significantly since 2012 when they averaged $123,000 per year according to Zillow data . In 2016 alone, prices increased by 17% reaching an average price of $135,000 per year .

Despite this rapid growth however there have been some issues with overcrowding caused by increasing demand for housing combined with limited supply . This issue was highlighted during Hurricane Matthew when many residents were left homeless because their homes were damaged or destroyed by the storm . Despite these challenges however ,the overall trend seems to be positive with more people moving into town each year which will likely continue into future years unless new restrictions are put into place