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House prices by state / North Carolina

Guess House Prices in North Carolina

How well do you know the North Carolina housing market? CribGuessr shows you real North Carolina homes for sale — photos, beds, baths and square footage — and you guess the asking price. Here's what the roughly 1,600 North Carolina listings in the game look like.

North Carolina home prices at a glance

Median asking price

$358,680

Median price / sq ft

$212

North Carolina listings in the game

1,592

Priciest listing in the pool

$5M

Asking prices of active for-sale listings in CribGuessr's game pool, as of October 2026. These are list prices, not sale prices.

How North Carolina compares

At $358,680, the median North Carolina listing is 3% below the national median of $370,000, making North Carolina the 25th least expensive of the 50 states in the game. Per square foot, North Carolina homes list for about $212 versus $221 nationally — the 24th least expensive on that measure.

Tips for guessing North Carolina prices

A handy rule of thumb: at $212 per square foot, a 2,000 sq ft North Carolina home would list somewhere near $424K — before you adjust for location, condition, lot size and finishes.

Expect a wide spread: North Carolina listings in the game start around $57K and run as high as $5M, so the photos matter as much as the averages.

Where the North Carolina listings are

Charlotte, Raleigh and Greensboro have the most North Carolina homes in the game. Big-city listings and small-town ones can sit far apart on price, so the location badge is worth a look before you guess.

  • Charlotte · 524 listings
  • Raleigh · 274 listings
  • Greensboro · 240 listings
  • Winston Salem · 155 listings
  • Durham · 135 listings

How the game works

Each round shows a real listing's photos, beds, baths and square footage. Drag the slider to your best price guess — the closer you land, the more of the 1,000 points you keep. Prices stay hidden until you lock in, so there's no peeking.

The daily challenge is free: five listings, the same for every player, drawn from all over the country — so North Carolina homes turn up alongside everywhere else. Solo play lets you filter the pool down to a single state if you want to drill your home market.

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