Home appreciation in Raleigh, NC

Over the five years ending 2025, home prices in Raleigh, NC grew an average of 10.0% a year.

Price growth at a glance

1-year

+2.3%

2025 over 2024. North Carolina: +3.6%.

5-year, per year

+10.0%

Average annual growth, 2020 to 2025. North Carolina: +10.6%.

10-year, per year

+7.9%

+114.7% in total since 2015. North Carolina: +8.1%.

How does your home compare?

Raleigh, NC home prices rose 114.7% over the ten years to 2025, while its ZIP codes ranged from +79.1% to +149.9%. Look up your home to see where it ranks among the homes around it.

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How Raleigh, NC compares with North Carolina

North Carolina averaged +10.6% a year, putting Raleigh, NC behind the state overall. For five-year price growth, Raleigh, NC ranks 113th out of 409 metros nationwide and 13th out of 15 in North Carolina.

Index, 2005 = 100

Raleigh-Cary, NC and North Carolina, quarterly house price index rebased to 100 in 2005.
YearRaleigh-Cary, NCNorth Carolina
2005 Q1100100
2005 Q2101101
2005 Q3102104
2005 Q4104106
2006 Q1105107
2006 Q2108109
2006 Q3109111
2006 Q4111113
2007 Q1113115
2007 Q2114116
2007 Q3116116
2007 Q4117117
2008 Q1117118
2008 Q2118118
2008 Q3118116
2008 Q4118116
2009 Q1118118
2009 Q2116116
2009 Q3114113
2009 Q4113112
2010 Q1112110
2010 Q2111109
2010 Q3112110
2010 Q4112109
2011 Q1109107
2011 Q2108104
2011 Q3109105
2011 Q4109105
2012 Q1107104
2012 Q2107103
2012 Q3108104
2012 Q4109104
2013 Q1109104
2013 Q2109104
2013 Q3111105
2013 Q4110104
2014 Q1112105
2014 Q2115106
2014 Q3116107
2014 Q4116108
2015 Q1118109
2015 Q2119111
2015 Q3121112
2015 Q4122113
2016 Q1125114
2016 Q2127116
2016 Q3129118
2016 Q4130118
2017 Q1132119
2017 Q2136122
2017 Q3138124
2017 Q4138125
2018 Q1140127
2018 Q2144130
2018 Q3146132
2018 Q4147132
2019 Q1150135
2019 Q2152137
2019 Q3153139
2019 Q4155140
2020 Q1157142
2020 Q2158144
2020 Q3161146
2020 Q4164150
2021 Q1167154
2021 Q2179163
2021 Q3193174
2021 Q4204182
2022 Q1216190
2022 Q2235206
2022 Q3240212
2022 Q4233211
2023 Q1234213
2023 Q2243220
2023 Q3243224
2023 Q4245224
2024 Q1247228
2024 Q2252233
2024 Q3254235
2024 Q4254236
2025 Q1258238
2025 Q2257241
2025 Q3259242
2025 Q4257244
2026 Q1260245
2026 Q2260247

Chart through 2026 Q2. Annual growth figures through 2025.

Growth was stronger over the last five years than over the full decade: +7.9% a year over ten years, +114.7% in total.

Over this history, home prices peaked in 2008, fell 8.6% to its 2012 low, and regained the 2008 level in 2015.

The strongest year was 2022 at +24.3%, and the weakest was 2010 at -3.3%.

In 2025 alone the index moved +2.3%, against +3.6% for the state.

ZIP codes in Raleigh, NC

Over the ten years to 2025, the 39 ZIP codes FHFA measures in this metro ranged from +79.1% in 27542 to +149.9% in 27610, while the metro as a whole rose 114.7%.

Fastest-rising ZIP codes

10-year change

  1. 27610+149.9%
  2. 27576+136.5%
  3. 27523+125.5%
  4. 27502+123.3%
  5. 27545+122.6%

Slowest-rising ZIP codes

10-year change

  1. 27542+79.1%
  2. 27524+88.9%
  3. 27608+89.5%
  4. 27571+91.0%
  5. 27612+92.8%
ZIP codes in Raleigh-Cary, NC ranked by 10-year home-price change through 2025 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
27610-0.5%+8.7%+9.6%+149.9%
27576+4.3%+11.4%+9.0%+136.5%
27523+16.7%+12.3%+8.5%+125.5%
27502+2.8%+10.9%+8.4%+123.3%
27545+2.8%+10.5%+8.3%+122.6%
275110.0%+9.9%+8.3%+122.0%
27519+5.7%+12.2%+8.2%+119.1%
27529-2.4%+9.7%+8.2%+119.1%
27604+2.8%+9.1%+8.1%+117.7%
27606+7.5%+10.6%+8.1%+117.3%
27609+3.7%+9.6%+8.0%+116.6%
27591-0.5%+10.0%+7.9%+113.7%
27601-1.2%+7.2%+7.8%+112.0%
27520+3.5%+9.5%+7.8%+111.8%
27513-3.5%+9.7%+7.7%+110.5%
27603-1.6%+9.1%+7.7%+110.3%
27592-1.1%+9.6%+7.7%+109.7%
27526+0.6%+9.6%+7.7%+109.5%
27540+5.4%+10.0%+7.6%+108.9%
27549+0.6%+9.5%+7.6%+108.9%
27616-3.7%+9.0%+7.6%+108.7%
27597+3.4%+10.3%+7.6%+108.6%
27596-0.5%+9.4%+7.6%+107.1%
27527+4.1%+10.2%+7.5%+106.2%
27577-1.8%+9.7%+7.4%+104.5%
27615+0.6%+9.9%+7.4%+104.4%
27525+4.3%+9.6%+7.4%+104.1%
27607-1.8%+8.8%+7.1%+99.2%
27587+1.8%+9.9%+7.1%+98.5%
27613+2.4%+10.0%+7.1%+98.1%
27614+7.7%+10.4%+7.0%+97.5%
27539-1.0%+9.7%+7.0%+96.8%
27504+5.0%+8.7%+6.9%+95.6%
27605+1.3%+8.3%+6.9%+94.6%
27612+3.0%+8.9%+6.8%+92.8%
27571-1.3%+8.1%+6.7%+91.0%
27608-3.0%+8.0%+6.6%+89.5%
27524+2.8%+8.2%+6.6%+88.9%
27542+2.1%+7.6%+6.0%+79.1%

What a home report shows

Enter an address and you get a score out of 10 for how the home ranks on appreciation potential against comparable homes in its market, with the nearby sales behind it. Here is one saved report.

Example report · saved October 14, 2026

165 N Canal St, Apt 1205, Chicago, IL 60606

Appreciation score

4.1 / 10

Around the median

Where it ranks

Ranks above about 41% of comparable homes in Chicago, IL for appreciation potential.

Price against nearby sales

Priced below most nearby sales, at $300 per square foot across 6 comparable sales.

Read the full example report

Year by year

Annual house price index for Raleigh-Cary, NC and North Carolina, 2005 = 100 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
2005100.0—100.0
2006106.3+6.3%107.2
2007112.8+6.1%112.9
2008115.5+2.4%114.1
2009113.2-1.9%111.5
2010109.5-3.3%106.5
2011106.7-2.6%102.6
2012105.6-1.0%100.9
2013107.7+2.0%101.6
2014112.3+4.3%103.8
2015117.7+4.8%108.2
2016125.0+6.2%113.4
2017133.5+6.8%119.4
2018141.6+6.0%126.8
2019149.6+5.7%134.0
2020157.1+5.0%141.8
2021182.3+16.0%163.6
2022226.5+24.3%199.5
2023236.8+4.5%214.3
2024247.2+4.4%226.7
2025252.8+2.3%235.0

The 15 measured metros in North Carolina

Measured metros in North Carolina ranked by 5-year home-price appreciation through 2025 Column headers are buttons: click to sort, click again to reverse, and a third time to restore the original order.
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1Pinehurst-Southern Pines, NC+3.7%+11.7%+7.8%
2Wilmington, NC+4.0%+11.7%+8.8%
3Burlington, NC+3.3%+11.3%+7.9%
4Jacksonville, NC+5.3%+11.3%+7.9%
5Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NC+4.6%+11.0%+8.2%
6Fayetteville, NC+4.2%+10.9%+6.7%
7Charlotte-Concord-Gastonia, NC-SC+3.3%+10.8%+8.8%
8Winston-Salem, NC+4.3%+10.8%+7.6%
9Goldsboro, NC+4.1%+10.6%+6.2%
10Greensboro-High Point, NC+4.3%+10.6%+7.5%
11Rocky Mount, NC+4.3%+10.2%+6.9%
12Durham-Chapel Hill, NC+2.1%+10.1%+8.1%
13Raleigh-Cary, NC+2.3%+10.0%+7.9%
14Asheville, NC+2.0%+9.8%+8.1%
15Greenville, NC+2.8%+9.6%+6.4%

Source & method: Metro figures: FHFA quarterly all-transactions index for metropolitan statistical areas and metropolitan divisions, annualized as the mean of the four quarterly (NSA) values. State figures: FHFA quarterly all-transactions index, annualized as the mean of the four quarterly (NSA) values. The chart uses quarterly readings, with each series set to 100 in the first quarter of 2005. ZIP figures: FHFA annual five-digit ZIP index (developmental), ZIPs with sufficient transaction history. Missing years are reported as missing by FHFA and are not estimated. Each ZIP is placed in the metro that holds the county with most of its housing units. “5-yr /yr” and “10-yr /yr” are compound annual growth over the window ending 2025; all figures are nominal. Data published by the FHFA House Price Index; this edition compiled 2026-10-17. Educational data, not investment advice.

See the North Carolina row in the state rankings, the county rankings, and, for why one metro number hides so much, why two homes in the same ZIP code appreciate differently.

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Measured FHFA data · chart through 2026 Q2