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Closed listings for the week ending February 18, 2025 were at 55 with new listings coming in at nearly the same pace, at 60. Price decreases were nearly as large of new homes coming on the market, as sellers got real about the market and started pricing things more appropriately. Decreases were at 46. 7 homes came back on the market after due diligence, inspection, or repair. 76 homes went pending, while 2 homes withdrew from the market and 5 homes went expired. Buyers will quickly realize this is a good time to buy a home.

The highest priced home in Greensboro NC is $5,300,000, MLS# 1148529.

The lowest priced home in Greensboro NC is $88,000. MLS#1168530.

The Greensboro NC real estate market is poised for continued growth in 2025. Realtor.com has ranked Greensboro as the 8th best market in the entire country for the coming year, with a projected 17.3% increase in existing home sales. This is significantly higher than the national average, which is forecasted to be around 1.5%. This growth is attributed to several factors, including the influx of new businesses to the area, such as Toyota and Boom Supersonic, which are creating new jobs and driving demand for housing. Additionally, after a period of high interest rates, many potential buyers who were previously on the sidelines are expected to enter the market in 2025.

While this growth is good news for sellers, as it could lead to rising home prices, it also means that buyers need to be prepared for a competitive market. However, those who are able to buy in Greensboro can expect to see a solid return on their investment in the long term. The city’s strong economy, affordable cost of living, and desirable location make it an attractive place to live and invest in real estate.

John Turner-McClelland, NC Lic 348386, Worth Clark Realty, 972-890-3834