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Oldest housing stock, South Carolina cities

South Carolina cities ranked by oldest median year of construction (2024 ACS). This list covers the 104 cities in South Carolina that qualify, ranked against each other statewide. The median across all 104 is 1987. Biggest climber in the top 100 since 2020: Marion, SC, up 24 places to #4.

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RANKPLACESTATEPOPMEDIAN YEAR BUILTVS 1990
01▲20Clemson University, SCSC7,0151961–
02Chester, SCSC5,32419620%
03▼2Woodruff, SCSC6,02619620%
04▲24Marion, SCSC6,02819630%
05▲1Forest Acres, SCSC10,39019650%
06▼2Union, SCSC8,07719650%
07▲3Belvedere, SCSC5,18019650%
08▼5Newberry, SCSC10,89119660%
09▲18Bennettsville, SCSC7,56519670%
10▼5Darlington, SCSC6,07519670%
11▼4Sans Souci, SCSC7,6651967+1%
12▲2Greenwood, SCSC22,7451968+1%
13▲5Orangeburg, SCSC13,38319680%
14▲2Spartanburg, SCSC39,97819680%
15▲7Welcome, SCSC6,52719680%
16▲4Cayce, SCSC13,68019690%
17▼9Clinton, SCSC7,9181969–
18▲6James Island, SCSC12,6601970–
19▼8Batesburg-Leesville, SCSC5,3461972–
20▲3Dillon, SCSC6,2271972+1%
21▲4Lancaster, SCSC9,62319720%
22▼5Lake City, SCSC5,94019730%
23▲7Wade Hampton, SCSC20,8981973–
24▲14Woodfield, SCSC9,46519730%
25▲6Gantt, SCSC15,40119740%
26▲8Seven Oaks, SCSC15,9211974–
27▼1Anderson, SCSC31,3231975+1%
28▼16Camden, SCSC9,2011975+1%
29▼16Gaffney, SCSC12,5831975+1%
30▲2Laurens, SCSC9,3271975+1%
31▼22Parker, SCSC12,8981975+1%
32▲12Walterboro, SCSC5,4851976+1%
33▼4West Columbia, SCSC18,4891976+1%
34▲2Georgetown, SCSC8,8691977+1%
35▼16Homeland Park, SCSC6,6321977+1%
36▼21Hartsville, SCSC7,3741978+1%
37▲3St. Andrews, SCSC19,86819780%
38▲1Berea, SCSC16,8621979+1%
39▼4Columbia, SCSC147,0351980+1%
40▲1Florence, SCSC41,2311983+1%
41▼8Seneca, SCSC9,4241983+1%
42Taylors, SCSC24,50519830%
43▲12Beaufort, SCSC15,7751984+1%
44▼7York, SCSC10,6201984+1%
45▲1Dentsville, SCSC15,2091984+1%
46▲6Irmo, SCSC12,20419850%
47▼2Piedmont, SCSC5,4621985+1%
48▲16Hanahan, SCSC22,4151986+1%
49▼1Sumter, SCSC43,0941986+1%
50▲4Sangaree, SCSC8,6811986–
51Easley, SCSC27,3191987+1%
52▼9Greenville, SCSC75,3101987+1%
53▲3Hilton Head Island, SCSC38,19619870%
54▲15Central, SCSC5,2981988+1%
55▼8North Augusta, SCSC26,9821988+1%
56▼6Aiken, SCSC33,8081989+1%
57▲10Clemson, SCSC18,9411989+1%
58▼5Burton, SCSC6,91219890%
59▼10Ladson, SCSC16,1401990+1%
60▲8Red Bank, SCSC11,3141990+1%
61▲5Garden City, SCSC11,59119900%
62▲3Laurel Bay, SCSC5,8821991+2%
63▼6Oak Grove, SCSC12,2561991–
64▼4Centerville, SCSC7,0491991+1%
65▼3Myrtle Beach, SCSC40,9371994+1%
66▲10Travelers Rest, SCSC9,1351994+1%
67▲8Rock Hill, SCSC75,9111994+1%
68▼7Charleston, SCSC159,4231995+2%
69▲3Mauldin, SCSC31,4651995+1%
70▲4Lugoff, SCSC9,7861995+1%
71▲6Red Hill, SCSC15,9201995+1%
72▲8Socastee, SCSC23,7961995+1%
73▼14North Charleston, SCSC129,2451996+1%
74▼4Little River, SCSC11,7711996+1%
75▲9North Myrtle Beach, SCSC21,3461997+1%
76▲3Litchfield Beach, SCSC9,0441998–
77▲4Powdersville, SCSC10,7711998–
78▼5Simpsonville, SCSC28,4591999+1%
79▼8Fountain Inn, SCSC14,7222000+2%
80▲3Mount Pleasant, SCSC95,4692000+1%
81▼18Clover, SCSC7,6592001+2%
82▼24Conway, SCSC30,6272001+2%
83▲3Summerville, SCSC53,1772001+1%
84▼2Goose Creek, SCSC52,0102002+2%
85▲7Lexington, SCSC25,7292002+1%
86▲2Murrells Inlet, SCSC10,0442002+1%
87▲8Five Forks, SCSC18,6562003–
88▼10Hollywood, SCSC5,6522003+2%
89Greer, SCSC50,0072003+2%
90▼5Forestbrook, SCSC7,4792004+1%
91▲7Lake Murray of Richland, SCSC7,0232004–
92▼2Valley Falls, SCSC8,2392004+1%
93▼2Boiling Springs, SCSC12,9362006+2%
94▲5Tega Cay, SCSC14,4572006+1%
95▼1Moncks Corner, SCSC20,6122007+2%
96Lake Wylie, SCSC16,0062007+1%
97▲5Carolina Forest, SCSC26,2632007–
98▼1Port Royal, SCSC16,6482008+2%
99▲2White Knoll, SCSC8,3102008–
100▼7Blythewood, SCSC7,2332010+3%
101▼14Lyman, SCSC7,1032010+3%
102▼2Fort Mill, SCSC38,6732011+2%
103Bluffton, SCSC36,8072012+2%
104Hardeeville, SCSC16,4592014+2%
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UPDATED 2026-09-11 · DATA: US CENSUS BUREAU ACS 5-YEAR ESTIMATES