Reports  ›  Weekly · 2026-11-01

North Carolina real estate — week of Oct 30, 2026

North Carolina's major metros split over Jul–Sep 2026: 8 negative, 7 positive on year-over-year median sale price. Range over Jul–Sep 2026: Rocky Mount at -3.3% YoY to Greenville at +4.3%.

Headline numbers

Asheville

$461K +2.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Burlington

$326K -0.9%

Jul–Sep 2026

Charlotte

$416K +0.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Durham

$450K -2.8%

Jul–Sep 2026

Fayetteville

$301K -1.0%

Jul–Sep 2026

Goldsboro

$272K -0.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Greensboro

$301K -0.6%

Jul–Sep 2026

Greenville

$294K +4.3%

Jul–Sep 2026

Hickory

$303K +1.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Jacksonville

$318K +4.1%

Jul–Sep 2026

Pinehurst

$430K -0.1%

Jul–Sep 2026

Raleigh

$431K -3.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Rocky Mount

$270K -3.3%

Jul–Sep 2026

Wilmington

$473K +1.2%

Jul–Sep 2026

Winston-Salem

$314K -0.0%

Jul–Sep 2026

This week's signals

Strength 4 / 5

49 days

Jacksonville homes taking 49 days to sell — +206.2% vs. a year ago

Homes are sitting materially longer than they were this time last year — the first hard sign of softening demand or over-priced inventory.

Source: Redfin, city figures, Jul–Sep 2026

Source divergence

ZIP-level reconciliation will appear here once curated ZIP coverage lands for North Carolina.

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