Buyer Education
Indian Land Growth: New Construction vs. Established Neighborhoods
Indian Land offers both newer communities and established neighborhoods, and buyers often get stuck on the question: “Should I buy new or resale?” This guide keeps it practical—what to verify, where costs hide, and how to choose based on your priorities.
The best choice isn’t “new” or “old.” It’s the property that matches your timeline and total cost plan.
Median
~$525K–$617K
Inventory
Up in 2025; 4–5 mo supply
New vs resale
New lifts medians; verify comps
Indian Land's median has moved into the $525K–$617K range, with new construction contributing to both higher medians and inventory. New builds often log more days on market than resale; 2025 saw higher listing counts and roughly 4–5 months of supply. Compare new and resale with current comps and your timeline—verify with your agent and lender.
Indian Land is in Lancaster County and served by Lancaster County School District—not Fort Mill. Ballantyne is 15–25 minutes off-peak and 25–40 in rush via Hwy 521. Use current comps and a test commute for your schedule.
