Compare: North Carolina vs Georgia
Home Values in North Carolina and Georgia
| North Carolina | vs | Georgia | |||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Zillow Home Value IndexWhat's this? | $133,100 | vs | $112,200 | ||
| 1-Year Change | +0.7% | vs | +2.9% | ||
| Median List Price | $189,000 | vs | $169,700 | ||
| Median Sale Price | $172,800 | vs | $152,300 | ||
| Total Homes Sold in Apr | 9242 homes | vs | 15412 homes | ||
North Carolina tends to be more expensive for home buyers than Georgia. During the last year, North Carolina home values have risen by 0.7%, while Georgia home values have risen by 2.9%. The median sale price in North Carolina is $172,800, but the median listing price was $189,000, a 8.6% discount. Meanwhile in Georgia, the median selling price is $152,300, and the starting price had a median of $169,700, a 10.3% discount. In April, North Carolina home sellers managed to move 9242 houses, while Georgia saw 15412 transactions.



