November vs. October 2025 Market Report — What’s Really Happening in Richmond & Columbia County

This month, we broke down the numbers for both Richmond County and Columbia County, and the shift is worth paying attention to—especially if you plan to buy, sell, or invest heading into the new year.

RICHMOND COUNTY SNAPSHOT

Closed Sales:
• Nov: 121
• Oct: 154
Buyers slowed down a bit, which means sellers need to stay competitive.

Average Sales Price:
• Nov: $224,731
• Oct: $226,864
Prices softened slightly—not a downturn, just a little breathing room.

Days on Market:
• Nov: 85
• Oct: 90
Homes actually moved faster in November. Serious buyers were out.

Price Per Sq Ft:
• Nov: $133
• Oct: $128
Even with fewer closings, buyers paid more for homes that showed well.

COLUMBIA COUNTY SNAPSHOT

Closed Sales:
• Nov: 191
• Oct: 183
Demand stayed strong, and sales bumped up.

Average Sales Price:
• Nov: $410,536
• Oct: $369,849
A significant jump—higher-priced homes closed and confidence is strong.

Days on Market:
• Nov: 108
• Oct: 98
A slight increase, totally normal as we enter the holiday season.

Price Per Sq Ft:
• Nov: $161
• Oct: $162
Stable and steady—exactly what a healthy market looks like.

⭐ What This Means for YOU

BUYERS

Inventory isn’t exploding, but it is manageable. This is your moment to shop without the chaos of the last few years. Motivated sellers are back.

SELLERS

If you price correctly and present your home well, buyers will show up.
• Columbia County is rewarding quality.
• Richmond County homes that show well are moving quickly.

INVESTORS

Richmond County continues to shine for cash-flow and lower entry prices. Columbia County offers appreciation and strong resale potential. Both markets are solid—your strategy determines the play.

Considering a Move?

If you want help interpreting what these numbers mean for your situation, reach out to Jasmin & Antonio at The Bradley Real Estate Group.

Who you trust matters most, and we’d love to guide you through your next move.