
Homes for Sale in Raleigh, NC
Capital city — NC State, Research Triangle jobs, and neighborhoods from Five Points bungalows to North Hills towers.
Active Homes for Sale in Raleigh
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The Raleigh market, measured — not guessed.
There is 1 residential listing on the market in Raleigh, Wake County, at a median asking price of $400K.
What you can buy, by price
Share of the 1 most recent active listings in Raleigh.
How many bedrooms are available
Share of the 1 most recent active listings in Raleigh.
Common questions about buying in Raleigh
- How much does a house cost in Raleigh, NC?
- Across the 1 residential home currently listed in Raleigh, the median asking price is $400K, with active listings running from $400K to $400K. These figures come straight from the Canopy MLS feed and change as listings come and go.
- What is the price per square foot in Raleigh?
- Active listings in Raleigh are asking a median of $182 per square foot, on a median home size of 2,196 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.
- Who can show me homes in Raleigh?
- Any True North Realty broker can show you any listing in Raleigh 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.
What's actually happening in Raleigh, NC.
Data pulled live from Canopy MLS · Updated 8/10/2026.
This page is the inventory and the pricing. Schools, Wake County employers, neighborhoods, parks and dining are in the guide.
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