Stan McCune
Selling Greenville
Greenville, SC (aka "The Upstate") is a great place to buy and sell real estate, and that's what this podcast is all about! Stan McCune has been a real estate investor in the Upstate since 2013 and a realtor since 2016, and he shares his experiences and best practices, specific to the Greenville real estate market.
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Jul 8, 2026
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282: How State Politics Shape Greenville — w/ Rep. Stephen Frank 23.07.2025 51:14
In this episode of The Selling Greenville Podcast, host Stan McCune sits down with Stephen Frank, a first-term member of the South Carolina House of Representatives, for an eye-opening discussion about the real connection between state politics and life in Greenville. Together, Stan and Representative Frank dive into major issues shaping our state and region—from housing affordability and infrastr...
281: Breaking Down Greenville’s 2025 Housing Market Trends 16.07.2025 19:13
What do the latest numbers really say about Greenville’s housing market? In this episode of The Selling Greenville Podcast, host Stan McCune takes a deep dive into the 2025 Monthly Indicators released by the Greater Greenville Association of REALTORS®. From home prices and inventory shifts to sales volume and market activity, Stan unpacks the trends shaping real estate in the Upstate. Whether you'...
280: Revisiting Bold 2025 Predictions & What’s Really Happening in the Market 09.07.2025 29:52
In this episode of the Selling Greenville Podcast, Stan returns to his bold predictions from earlier this year to see how they’re holding up against on-the-ground reality. Are home prices actually rising? Have interest rates calmed down—or stirred up more trouble? And is the long-awaited inventory shift finally taking shape? From surprising buyer behavior and evolving seller trends to unexpected e...
279: Best Hikes & Day Trips Near Greenville SC for Outdoor Lovers w/ Thomas Mabry (honeybadger) 02.07.2025 1:01:21
Ready to trade traffic for trailheads? In this episode of the Selling Greenville Podcast, host Stan is joined by special guest Thomas Mabry—better known as “Honeybadger”—for a deep dive into the Upstate’s best hiking spots and outdoor escapes. From hidden waterfall trails to peaceful lake views, these aren't just scenic retreats—they're the kind of places that make living in the Greenville area tr...
278: Insights from the Realtors Legislative Meetings (RLM) 25.06.2025 37:39
How do decisions made in Washington, D.C. ripple through the local real estate market—especially in Greenville, SC? In this episode of the Selling Greenville Podcast, host Stan takes you behind the scenes of the 2025 Realtors Legislative Meetings to unpack the critical conversations that could shape housing for years to come. From national policy changes to legislative proposals, Stan highlights w...
277: May 2025 Market Insights: Prices, Trends & What’s Next? 18.06.2025 37:29
The numbers are in—and they’re telling a big story. In this episode, Stan breaks down the latest Greenville real estate stats for May 2025, revealing what’s really happening with home prices, inventory, and days on market. Whether you're buying, selling, or just watching from the sidelines, these insights will help you understand where things stand—and where they might be heading. If you're curiou...
276: Greenville Real Estate vs Other Markets: Key Comparisons & Insights w/ Seth Teegarden 11.06.2025 1:04:07
Greenville’s real estate market has seen rapid growth—but how does it stack up against other popular markets in the Southeast and beyond? In this episode, I break down the key differences between Greenville and similar cities when it comes to home values, buyer trends, affordability, and long-term investment potential. I also chat with Seth, a fellow friend who lives in a scenic Georgia resort tow...
275: 2025 Remodeling Impact Report: What Renovations Are REALLY Worth It? 04.06.2025 26:17
Everyone loves a good renovation story—but which ones are actually worth it in 2025? In this quick breakdown of the 2025 NAR Remodeling Impact Report, I unpack what upgrades homeowners are really doing, what they're costing, and which ones actually pay off (both in value and happiness). I cover the top projects delivering the biggest return, the ones homeowners say bring the most joy, and a few co...
274: When Will It Be Too Late to Invest in Greenville Real Estate? (And Why You Shouldn't Wait for a Crash) 28.05.2025 46:31
Everyone wants to time the bottom of the real estate market—but real estate doesn't work like stocks or crypto. In this episode, I break down why waiting for a crash might leave you with fewer options, less access to capital, and no real opportunity at all. I also walk through how to spot areas of growth in Greenville, which parts of town are still undervalued, and why grocery stores and bike trai...
273: What is the 2025 Spring market like in Greenville? 21.05.2025 26:22
It's been the 2025 real estate "busy season" for several months now, and we finally have some data to assess just how busy it has been. Long story short, sellers are very busy, but buyers are still stuck in 2024. However, some conditions are noticeably improving for buyers, albeit without the market completely bottoming out for sellers. That's great news for all parties, and potentially a good sig...
272: You asked. Stan answered. Time for May Q&A. 14.05.2025 49:20
You have questions, and Stan has answers. In today's episode, we go through Q&A from listeners on topics ranging from mortgage rates to the most effective home renovations to novation contracts. If you had a question that you didn't get a chance to submit, you can always do so after the fact and have your question answered in a future episode! As always, if you have any questions or comments...
271: Vibe Check: What Does Greenville Real Estate "Feel Like" Right Now? 07.05.2025 38:38
We love data on this show, but sometimes data doesn't tell you the whole story. Sometimes vibes shift before the data does, and there are definitely some vibe shifts happening right now, whether it's buyers ignoring smaller homes, appraisers struggling to appraise homes for contract prices, sellers trying to argue with their realtors about their home values, etc. I'm experiencing, and hearing from...
270: Exciting new developments are coming to Greenville 30.04.2025 39:02
Downtown Greenville is already considered one of the best Downtowns in the Southeast, and it's about to get a lot better, as there are many planned redevelopment projects (some already in the works!) for adding great new places to hangout, shop, and eat to some of Greenville's most neglected areas. So let's talk about them! In this episode we discuss: 1. The Greenville Gateway Project 2. The Count...
269: Amidst uncertainty, the Greenville RE market sees stability 23.04.2025 31:40
One question we had entering 2025 was whether the lackluster end to 2024 was a sign of things to come or was a fluke result of a weird confluence of a 500 year storm (Helene), the Presidential elections, and standard seasonality. Now that we have data for the first quarter of 2025, it is apparent that 2024 was more of a fluke than anything, with 2025 (so far) seeing many homes being listed, price...
268: Solving the termite problem in Greenville, SC 16.04.2025 30:14
The SE region of the United States is a termite hotspot, and the Upstate of SC (Greenville-Spartanburg-Anderson and surrounding counties) is no exception. In SC realtors are constantly dealing with them, and I have three termite stories from the past few months that I'm eager to share. What I've learned from these stories is this: there are solutions to termites, but oftentimes the pest control c...
267: All things 1031 exchange 09.04.2025 1:02:50
In this must-listen episode of The Selling Greenville Podcast, host Stan McCune sits down with John Boyd, Founder and CEO of The Banker Exchange, to explore the ins and outs of the 1031 exchange—one of the most powerful tools for real estate investors to defer capital gains taxes and build long-term wealth. Discover how a 1031 exchange works, who qualifies, what properties are eligible, timelines...
266: Did the NAR just kill Zillow? 02.04.2025 31:48
Traditionally, there have only been two ways for a REALTOR® to list a home for sale - either exclusively to their company or openly on the MLS and internet. But the National Association of REALTORS® this past week announced a third way that they are going to allow homes to be listed - on MLS but without the listing being immediately syndicated out to other websites (like Zillow, homes.com , realto...
265: Is the Greenville real estate market heating up or cooling down? Yes. 26.03.2025 26:55
Greenville is in an interesting spot. The real estate market has clearly softened, something we've discussed a good bit in previous episodes, but we're also at the time of year where seasonality has a big impact on supply and demand. To say it another way, from now until Memorial Day is the peak time to buy or sell real estate! So it's not surprising that some of the market data coming in reflects...
264: Interview with appraiser Chris White 19.03.2025 1:02:59
Appraisers play an immensely important role in real estate transactions, but they can be a bit of an enigma, as they rarely communicate with the parties involved in a real estate transaction, despite having the power to potentially "blow up" a real estate transaction. As such, their roles and how they think about the market can be misunderstood by the general public and even by real estate profess...
263: Over half of these sellers in Greenville are selling for a loss. 12.03.2025 31:46
The Greenville-Spartanburg market can no longer be called a "seller's market," even though you'll hear some falsely make that claim. But the data simply doesn't support this, particularly when it comes to a certain demographic of sellers who are actually having to sell for a loss. Who are these sellers, and what are the dynamics in the background causing them to have to sell for a loss? I'm not go...
262: Which parts of Greenville are appreciating or depreciating? 05.03.2025 37:21
A lot has been made about how real estate prices in the Upstate of SC are showing signs of weakening, but not every part of the Upstate is moving in the same direction. Some areas have definitely seen home prices top out but many are still showing signs of appreciation. So which markets are moving in which direction? Here we break down 5 appreciating and 5 depreciating markets and try to discern t...
261: How does Greenville/Spartanburg compare to other major markets? 26.02.2025 53:31
Many people are moving to the Southeast, but when they move here, they can be overwhelmed by options. In addition to Greenville and Spartanburg, the SE boasts many other great options, like Charleston and Columbia within the state of SC, and Charlotte, Atlanta, and Asheville just outside of the Greenville-Spartanburg area. So how do all these markets compare statistically to the Upstate of SC, and...
260: Prices continue to fall in Greenville. 19.02.2025 24:47
The Greater Greenville market is seeing price declines for the first time in a while. When you combine that with some of the other metrics that we have access to (like days on market, percent of list price received, etc.) there is no question that the market has shifted strongly towards buyers, especially the past half year. What's going on that's causing this, and can we expect this trend to cont...
259: Do Greenvillians like basements, pools, and golf course homes? 12.02.2025 31:40
"People don't want homes with pools," "Basement homes aren't worth as much as other homes," and "People don't like golf courses in their backyards," are all things you hear frequently if you're involved with real estate in the Greater Greenville area of SC. But how many of those things are true? Let's look at the Pebble Creek neighborhood, which has a little of all three of these types of homes, t...
258: What needs to happen for mortgage rates to come down? 05.02.2025 24:47
The entire real estate industry has been held hostage by 6-8% mortgage rates the past several years, and while many "experts" predicted they would be in the low 6s or high 5s by now, per Mortgage News Daily, they are currently sitting in the low 7s. Now we're getting headlines about Trump tariffs and their potential impact on the economy, and many are concerned that they will cause mortgage rates...
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