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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- North Carolina
- $288,900
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See allMedian home value by county in North Carolina
- 1Wake County$461,300
- 2Dare County$460,400
- 3Orange County$459,500
- 4Chatham County$446,200
- 5Union County$417,300
- 6Mecklenburg County$406,800
- 7Buncombe County$391,800
- 8Durham County$389,400
- 9New Hanover County$387,800
- 10Currituck County$378,800
- 11Transylvania County$373,600
- 12Watauga County$358,900
- 13Cabarrus County$354,800
- 14Henderson County$351,400
- 15Moore County$351,400
- 16Brunswick County$349,800
- 17Camden County$337,100
- 18Carteret County$333,300
- 19Iredell County$321,400
- 20Lincoln County$321,000
- 21Polk County$315,000
- 22Johnston County$305,600
- 23Pender County$299,000
- 24Jackson County$284,700
- 25Madison County$284,600
- 26Franklin County$284,300
- 27Haywood County$279,200
- 28Clay County$278,400
- 29Gaston County$266,000
- 30Avery County$265,800
- 31Guilford County$259,900
- 32Davie County$253,900
- 33Macon County$251,900
- 34Forsyth County$250,400
- 35Granville County$247,700
- 36Harnett County$246,200
- 37Ashe County$243,100
- 38Yancey County$243,100
- 39Stanly County$242,400
- 40Catawba County$241,600
- 41Alamance County$241,500
- 42Lee County$240,200
- 43Rowan County$238,400
- 44Onslow County$236,400
- 45Chowan County$235,800
- 46Pasquotank County$234,600
- 47Cherokee County$232,300
- 48Perquimans County$231,700
- 49Craven County$231,600
- 50Mitchell County$220,100
- 51Hoke County$219,300
- 52Davidson County$219,100
- 53Pamlico County$216,800
- 54Alleghany County$214,800
- 55Person County$213,900
- 56Alexander County$211,800
- 57Pitt County$208,900
- 58Swain County$207,000
- 59Rutherford County$201,800
- 60Cleveland County$200,000
- 61Cumberland County$199,200
- 62Randolph County$197,100
- 63Stokes County$196,700
- 64Beaufort County$192,700
- 65Caldwell County$192,200
- 66Nash County$191,000
- 67Wilson County$186,000
- 68Burke County$185,400
- 69Yadkin County$181,200
- 70Wayne County$178,700
- 71Surry County$177,600
- 72McDowell County$171,100
- 73Gates County$170,800
- 74Graham County$170,600
- 75Wilkes County$168,800
- 76Rockingham County$168,600
- 77Caswell County$164,500
- 78Tyrrell County$164,500
- 79Montgomery County$161,700
- 80Vance County$161,500
- 81Warren County$154,200
- 82Sampson County$150,700
- 83Anson County$148,600
- 84Columbus County$146,000
- 85Duplin County$137,400
- 86Bladen County$135,100
- 87Jones County$130,300
- 88Richmond County$127,800
- 89Washington County$125,900
- 90Edgecombe County$125,100
- 91Hyde County$124,000
- 92Lenoir County$120,500
- 93Hertford County$119,200
- 94Greene County$117,400
- 95Scotland County$114,900
- 96Northampton County$114,500
- 97Martin County$109,700
- 98Halifax County$106,200
- 99Bertie County$98,500
- 100Robeson County$94,500
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in North Carolina?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 28207 (Charlotte, NC) has the highest: $1,409,300.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in North Carolina?
28508 (Albertson, NC) has the lowest: $48,200.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in North Carolina it is $288,900.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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