Lynchburg, SC

Lynchburg, SC is a city located in the Blue Ridge Mountains of western North Carolina. The population was estimated at 37,000 in 2016. Lynchburg is known for its tobacco industry and has been called the "Cradle of Tobacco" because it was here that tobacco was first grown commercially. Today, Lynchburg is a major center for commerce and industry with a diversified economy that includes manufacturing, healthcare, education, and tourism.

Real estate in Lynchburg is primarily residential with a mix of single-family homes and apartments. The city has experienced steady growth over the past several years and there are now many new developments underway or under construction. The median price for single-family homes in Lynchburg was $162,500 in 2017 while the median price for apartments was $128 per square foot.

The city's top real estate markets are Downtown Lynchburg (where most of the high-end housing is located) and South Lynchburg (which features more affordable housing). There are also several suburban neighborhoods within close proximity to downtown that have seen significant growth over the past few years including Beaverdam Hills, Brookside Village, Eagle Springs Village, Glenwood Springs Village, Lakeside Landing/Lakeview Estates/Oakridge Estates/Oakridge Place/Stonebridge at Lake Lure/Village at Lake Lure Park Place/Windermere Park Place and Woodlake Hills.