When people think about Greenville parks, Falls Park on the Reedy usually gets the glamour shot. Unity Park is the impressive newer kid on the block.But there's another Greenville park I've known
Dated: August 26 2026
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When was the last time you found out what your home is actually worth?
Not an online estimate. Not what your neighbor’s house sold for. What your home could realistically sell for in today’s market.
If it’s been a while, the answer might surprise you.
Home values have risen significantly over the past several years, which means many homeowners are sitting on a substantial amount of equity.
In fact, according to Cotality, the typical homeowner with a mortgage now has about $310,500 in equity.
That equity could make a bigger difference than you realize—especially if you’ve been putting off a move because of today’s home prices or mortgage rates.
It’s easy to look at current rates and think, “There’s no way I’m giving up my low mortgage rate.”
And that’s certainly something to consider. But your mortgage rate is only one piece of the equation.
If you’ve owned your home for several years, the equity you’ve built may give you options you haven’t considered.
You could potentially use it to:
Put a larger down payment on your next home and reduce the amount you need to finance.
Make a move that previously felt financially out of reach.
Downsize and possibly purchase your next home with little or no mortgage.
Stay where you are and use some of your equity toward renovations or improvements.
Our Upstate market has changed considerably over the past several years. If you bought your home before the recent rise in prices—or you simply haven’t checked its value lately—you may be working with significantly more equity than you realize.
And knowing that number doesn’t mean you have to sell.
It simply gives you information.
If you’re thinking about moving up, downsizing, relocating, or you're just curious about what your options look like, knowing your current home value is a great place to start.
You may be looking at today’s prices and mortgage rates and assuming a move doesn’t make sense.
But before you rule it out, find out what your home is worth and how much equity you’ve built.
That one number could completely change the conversation about what’s possible for your next move.
If you’re curious, I’d be happy to put together a personalized home equity assessment for your property—no pressure and no obligation. Sometimes it’s simply helpful to know where you stand.
Ashley has called Upstate South Carolina home for nearly a decade, after growing up in the Lowcountry. A proud Clemson University graduate with a Bachelor's degree in English, she transitioned into a ....
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