The Cliffs Reports $399.2m in 2025 Sales, a 19 Percent YOY Total Volume Increase

The Cliffs, a Travelers Rest, South Carolina-based collection of seven private, residential  mountain and lake club communities in the Carolina Blue Ridge Mountains, reported strong year over-year growth in 2025 with $399.2M across 323 closings representing 19 percent total volume and 12 percent total transaction increases respectively. 

Home sales led the momentum with 146 transactions — a 21 percent increase year-over-year — generating  $328.9M in volume, up 26 percent from the previous year, with an average sale price of $2.25M, a 5 percent increase. 

Homesite activity also saw increased demand, with transactions rising 7 percent to 177 sales, while volume  totaled $70.2M. 

Cliffs Realty, the official brokerage of The Cliffs, remained the undisputed market leader, transacting 201 of last year’s total 323 closings (representing an 11.7 percent increase YOY) totaling $229,882,585  (representing a 22.3 percent increase YOY).

The firm’s successful year also saw their Asheville office’s market  share expand by 15 percent YOY; agents at The Cliffs at Keowee Springs list and sell 122 Waterfern Court for $6,950,000, the highest-value transaction of 2025 in The Cliffs' Lake Region; and represent the buyer for 142  Cherokee Rose Trail at The Cliffs at Mountain Park which sold for $4,275,000, a record-breaking  transaction for the Greenville-area community. 

Yearly highlights included the  opening of the Sports Pavilion at Mountain Park, designed by the Atlanta firm, Summerour  Architects, and the debut of the new Cliffs Realty Mountain Region Sales Center at The Cliffs at Mountain  Park.

Giving back remains a cornerstone of life at The Cliffs. Last year, Cliffs Realty partnered with Cliffs  Residents Outreach (CRO), sponsoring five cruises aboard the Magnificent 7 (The Cliffs’ boat available  for member use on Lake Keowee) that raised over $35,000 for local charities.

The partnership also  donated 350 coats, gloves, and shoes to children in need across Greenville, Pickens, Spartanburg, and  Oconee counties; supported Ribbons for a Cure, Unbroken Spirits, and Big Brothers, Big Sisters of Western North Carolina; while also hosting events and donating more than 100 winter items to local  students at Avery Creek Elementary School in Arden, North Carolina. 

Homes at The Cliffs range in price from $800,000 to $6M+; homesites, starting at  $125,000.