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\n <\/div>\n \n What's Your North Carolina Home Worth Now?<\/h3>\n
Get a near-instant real estate house price estimate from HomeLight for free. Our tool analyzes the records of recently sold homes near you, your home\u2019s last sale price, and other market trends to provide a preliminary range of value in under two minutes.<\/p>\n \n
Housing trends in North Carolina<\/h2>\n
North Carolina has seen an increase in active listings and the housing landscape remains relatively stable, reflecting an ongoing seller\u2019s market. But, like most states, market conditions have kept many homebuyers and sellers on the fence. According to the North Carolina Association of Realtors, the median statewide single-family home sales price is $370,000<\/a>. The state has 4.41 months of available inventory, a 23.1% increase over last year.<\/p>\n The average time to sell a house<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 the time from listing a home to having a signed purchase contract \u2014 can range between 40 to 57 days<\/a>.<\/p>\n Brette Davis<\/a> is a top real estate agent in Raleigh who works with nearly 80% more single-family homes than the average agent in her market. She says home sales in Wake County and Durham County are moving faster than in other parts of the state.<\/p>\n \u201cBetween the two counties, the average (DOM) is hovering anywhere from 25 to 31 days. When we go into the winter month, homes usually sit a little bit longer,\u201d Davis says.<\/p>\n She explains that market activity can vary quite a bit in the state, depending on where your home is located, but transaction data doesn\u2019t always tell the whole local story. \u201cRemember that even though the process may initially seem daunting and more challenging, there are great opportunities in our market \u2014 both in the timing and also in the location.\u201d<\/p>\n An experienced agent familiar with your North Carolina market will know how to find those home-seller opportunities. Next, let\u2019s review some typical expense numbers so you know what to expect when selling a home in North Carolina.<\/p>\n Getting a home value estimate is a good first step in estimating the cost to sell a house in North Carolina. With property values and housing markets changing so dramatically in recent years, even if you\u2019re not selling right away, now is the time to check your home’s value. You may be pleasantly surprised to see what it\u2019s worth.<\/p>\n You can get a free preliminary value estimate using HomeLight\u2019s free Home Value Estimator<\/a>. This automated valuation model (AVM<\/a>) tool will use recent sales transactions, local market trends, and your property\u2019s latest selling price to provide a ballpark value range in under two minutes. Simply enter your address<\/a> and answer a few questions about your home to get started.<\/p>\nStart with a home value estimate<\/h2>\n