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Local home value data · Charlotte, NC

What's my home worth in Charlotte, NC?

Charlotte's banking and corporate base has made it one of the Southeast's most closely watched housing markets, and after years of rapid appreciation, prices have settled into a plateau while homes take a bit longer to sell.

$430,000
Median sale price
6% above U.S.
-0.1%
Year-over-year
→ Flat
52
Median days on market
+5 vs last year
2
Avg. offers per listing
Some bidding
Source: Redfin, trailing 3-month data as of August 2026

Is Charlotte a buyer's or seller's market?

Buyer's marketBalancedSeller's market

Roughly balanced. Redfin rates Charlotte 52/100 (somewhat competitive), based on how quickly homes sell, how often they get multiple offers, and how close they sell to list price.

What this means if you're selling in Charlotte

A median sale price of $430,000, down just 0.1% year-over-year, is effectively flat, which suggests a market that has stabilized rather than one in decline. Homes in Charlotte average about 52 days on market versus 47 a year ago, with around two offers per listing, so pricing close to recent comparable sales matters more than it did when buyers were competing for scarce inventory.

How Charlotte compares

Jacksonville $309K
U.S. median ~$405K
Orlando $415K
Raleigh $422K
Atlanta $427K
Charlotte $430K
Nashville $476K
Tampa $479K
Miami $650K

Charlotte's median sale price sits 6% above the U.S. median.

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Frequently asked questions

Is Charlotte a buyer's or seller's market right now?

It is fairly balanced. Redfin scores Charlotte 52 out of 100 on its Compete Score, in the somewhat competitive range, and homes take about 52 days to sell, five days longer than a year ago. With two offers on the average listing and prices flat, neither side has a clear upper hand.

Have Charlotte home prices changed much in the past year?

Barely. The median sale price for the three months ending August 2026 was $430,000, down 0.1% from the same period last year. That is essentially unchanged, though the slower pace of sales is a sign the market has cooled from earlier years.

How accurate is the Charlotte median for my neighborhood?

The $430,000 citywide median blends very different parts of Charlotte, so a single neighborhood can sit well above or below it. For an estimate based on your own home and nearby recent sales, request a free home value report, which is reviewed by a local agent.

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Market data (median sale price, year-over-year change, days on market, and buyer competition) sourced from Redfin, trailing 3-month data as of August 2026. Figures are approximate, change frequently, and are not a substitute for a formal appraisal or a local agent's comparative market analysis. Read more about how home value estimates work.