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You are here: Home / Market Updates / Raleigh Housing Market Update: January 2024

Raleigh Housing Market Update: January 2024

by Ellen Pitts


Median Price Change & Competing Offers

Median Price

Median prices aren’t a great way to understand how the market is changing. They don’t give an apples to apples comparison. Just because the median price is $450,000 right now (this is an example, not a real number) doesn’t mean that it is the same type of home that people bought for $460,000 last year. People could just be buying smaller or larger homes. So it doesn’t tell us whether prices have gone up or down. But it does tell us how buyers needs have changed.

Competing Offers

The percent of competing offers is the strongest indicator of market competitiveness. Sign up for our newsletter to be kept in the loop.

Triangle Area TownMedian Price% Change:
Year over Year
% Competing Offers
Apex 585,000-2.49%13.54%
Cary575,0004.55%28.57%
Chapel Hill650,0008.34%21.31%
Clayton350,000-5.02%3.16%
Durham404,8309.41%15.63%
Fuquay-Varina435,0006.86%3.26%
Garner382,450-4.36%3.85%
Holly Springs637,50010.87%16.67%
Knightdale394,000-7.73%8.00%
Morrisville515,0000.29%23.08%
Raleigh404,145-0.70%15.25%
Wake Forest458,132-21.69%5.26%
Wendell413,4003.38%5.71%
Zebulon327,745-0.68%5.36%

Expired Listings

Keep in mind that when you see a negative percent in the expired listings table, that means the market has LESS inventory and more competition in the market. A positive percent means there are more properties listed that expire without selling.

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Triangle Area TownExpired Listings 2023Expired Listings 2024Percent Change
Apex 513160.00%
Cary2611-57.69%
Chapel Hill818125.00%
Clayton2014-30.00%
Durham344841.18%
Fuquay-Varina1711-35.29%
Garner511120.00%
Holly Springs4775.00%
Knightdale15400.00%
Morrisville2350.00%
Raleigh487147.92%
Wake Forest1326100.00%
Wendell1141300.00%
Zebulon37133.33%

View homes for sale in each Triangle Town, City, or County HERE.

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