An expanding regional population with a housing deficit.
Cost Effective Location
Residential property taxes up to 24% lower than adjacent metropolitan areas.
Lack of Housing Supply
There are only 87 homes for sale in the county, with less than 50 for sale in Winnsboro, the County seat.
New Jobs Created Nearby
Since June 2017, companies have announced more than 40 new facilities and expansions in the region.
Expanding Nearby Cities
Expansive development in nearby cities provides amenities to Fairfield County residents without the added
premium.
Residential Investment Opportunity
Fairfield County Land Trust
Fairfield County currently owns 25-30 non-contiguous, uninhabitable homes under a County Land Trust and is seeking an investor to acquire and redevelop these residential properties.
New, Underserved Markets
The County currently lacks diversity in housing, including affordable homes and accessory apartments.
All Infrastructure in Place
The County-owned homes are fully served with utilities and have all necessary infrastructure in place.
Competitive Pricing & Subsidized Housing Programs
In an effort to increase available housing stock in the area, the County will offer very competitive pricing for their properties. In addition, subsidized housing programs may also be available to incentivize residential development in the area.
Residential Investment Opportunity
Single & Multi-Family Housing
Fairfield County is seeking investors to develop new single-family and/or multi-family housing in the area.
Growing Housing Demand
Fairfield County is experiencing a shortage of new single and multi-family housing despite an increasing demand.
Possible Incentives
In order to accelerate the construction of new single and multi-family housing, the County is willing to participate and support this type of development.