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Will my home sell in Augusta-Richmond County?
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Primpted Housing Analyst
Updated monthly · Data through August 2026 · v268
- Sold Score
- 46/100
- YoY Fair Chance of Selling
- Pending ratio
- 0.40
- YoY contracts vs active
- Inventory YoY
- +0.2%
- YoY active listings
- Median DOM
- 72
- YoY days on market
- Price cuts
- 32.7%
- YoY of active listings
It depends on price and presentation. Augusta-Richmond County's Sold Score is 46/100 (Fair Chance of Selling) as of August 2026, which puts the market in the middle — neither hot nor stalled.
Buyers are converting active listings into contracts at a pending ratio of 0.40, the strongest single indicator that homes are moving. Inventory is up +19.9% year over year — your home is competing with more options. The typical home in Augusta-Richmond County sits 72 days on market before going under contract. About 32.7% of active listings have cut their price — pricing to the market on day one is the single biggest lever.
Bottom line: in Augusta-Richmond County right now, your sale outcome is driven more by **list price and condition** than by macro market timing. A pricing analysis against the comps in your specific neighborhood is the best next step.
— Live indicators (August 2026): Sold Score: 46/100 (Fair Chance of Selling) · Pending ratio: 0.40 · Inventory YoY: +19.9% · Median days on market: 72 · Sellers cutting price: 32.7% · Median listing price: $315,000 (-2.8% YoY)
Augusta-Richmond County snapshot
As of the latest 2026 data- Median listing
- $315K
- YoY -0.0%
- Active inventory
- 2,900
- YoY +0.2%
- Median DOM
- 72
- YoY +0.2%
- Pending ratio
- 0.40
- YoY -0.1%
- Price-reduced
- 19.5%
- YoY +0.0%
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Primpted Housing Analyst
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Yes, homes are selling in Augusta-Richmond County. However, it might take a little longer than it did in the past, and you may need to price competitively to attract buyers.
There are more homes available for sale right now, with active listings up nearly 20% compared to last year. This means buyers have more choices, which can affect how quickly your home sells.
The median time a home stays on the market has increased significantly, now at 72 days, which is about a quarter longer than a year ago. This suggests that homes are taking more time to find a buyer.
The median listing price is around $315,000, which is slightly down from last year. Also, close to 20% of homes on the market have had their prices reduced, showing that some sellers are adjusting their expectations.
While new listings are down slightly, homes are still going under contract. There are currently 1,159 pending listings, indicating that buyers are still active in the market.