Catawba County, North Carolina

Homes for Sale in Newton, NC

Historic charm and tree-lined streets just minutes from downtown Hickory and Lake Norman.

125
Active Listings
$320,980
Median Price
$171
Median $/sqft
27d
Days on Market
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Active Homes for Sale in Newton

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Newton by the numbers

The Newton market, measured — not guessed.

There are 125 residential listings on the market in Newton, Catawba County, at a median asking price of $320,980, and recent sales took a median of 27 days to close.

125
Homes on the market
$65,000 – $1,599,999
Asking price range
1,899 sq ft
Median home size
25
Under contract now
Accepted offer, not yet closed
163
Sold in the last 6 months
$260,000
Median sold price
99%
Sold vs. asking price
Median of closed sales in the window
4.6
Months of inventory
Active homes ÷ recent monthly sales pace
50 min
Drive to Charlotte

What you can buy, by price

Share of the 24 most recent active listings in Newton.

Under $200K1 home
$200K–$300K8 homes
$300K–$400K9 homes
$400K–$600K3 homes
$600K–$1M2 homes
$1M+1 home

How many bedrooms are available

Share of the 24 most recent active listings in Newton.

1–2 bed3 homes
3 bed13 homes
4 bed5 homes
5+ bed3 homes

Common questions about buying in Newton

How much does a house cost in Newton, NC?
Across the 125 residential homes currently listed in Newton, the median asking price is $320,980, with active listings running from $65,000 to $1,599,999. These figures come straight from the Canopy MLS feed and change as listings come and go.
What are homes actually selling for in Newton?
163 homes have closed in Newton in the last 6 months at a median sold price of $260,000. Those sales closed at a median of 99% of asking price. Sold price is the number that matters when you are pricing your own home — asking prices only tell you what sellers hoped for.
How long do homes take to sell in Newton, NC?
The median home that closed in Newton over the last 6 months spent 27 days on the market. Half sold faster, half took longer — condition, price and time of year move this number more than anything else.
What is the price per square foot in Newton?
Active listings in Newton are asking a median of $171 per square foot, on a median home size of 1,899 square feet. Price per square foot is useful for comparing similar homes in the same area, but it breaks down across different lot sizes, ages and finish levels.
Is it a buyer's or seller's market in Newton?
Newton currently has about 4.6 months of inventory — 125 active listings against a recent pace of roughly 27.2 sales a month. As a rule of thumb the industry reads under six months as favouring sellers and over six as favouring buyers, but that is a guideline, not a verdict on any one house.
Who can show me homes in Newton?
Any True North Realty broker can show you any listing in Newton regardless of which company has it listed. We are a locally owned brokerage and a member of Canopy MLS — we do not sell your contact details to other agents, and the person who answers is the person you work with.
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Newton Market Snapshot

What's actually happening in Newton, NC.

Median sold price (last 180 days)
$260,000
Median days on market
27 days
Homes sold (last 180 days)
163
Drive to Charlotte
50 min

Data pulled live from Canopy MLS · Updated 9/24/2026.

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