Compare: North Carolina vs Pennsylvania

North Carolina tends to be less expensive for home buyers than Pennsylvania. During the last year, North Carolina home values have risen by 0.7%, while Pennsylvania home values have risen by 2.2%. The median sale price in North Carolina is $172,800, but the median listing price was $189,000, a 8.6% discount. Meanwhile in Pennsylvania, the median selling price is $163,100, and the starting price had a median of $169,900, a 4.0% discount. In April, North Carolina home sellers managed to move 9242 houses, while Pennsylvania saw 16805 transactions.