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What Are Median Home Prices in Fayetteville, NC This Year?

September 24, 2026 ONNIT Realty Group Updated September 24, 2026

As of August 2026, the median sale price of a home in Fayetteville, NC was approximately $244,838, based on Redfin data for the three months ending August 2026. That was about 1.2% higher than during the same period one year earlier.

The median sale price per square foot was approximately $144, down about 2.0% year over year. Homes sold in a median of approximately 31 days, compared with 26 days during the same period a year earlier. These figures suggest that Fayetteville home prices were modestly higher year over year while homes were taking somewhat longer to sell.

Median sale price does not measure the value change of every individual home. It represents the midpoint of completed sales, meaning half of the homes sold for more and half sold for less. The figure can change depending on the mix of properties that sell during a particular period, including differences in home size, age, condition, neighborhood, and price range.

Fayetteville also remained substantially less expensive than North Carolina overall. In August 2026, the statewide median sale price was approximately $373,465, compared with Fayetteville's $244,838. That placed Fayetteville's median sale price roughly 34% below the North Carolina median.

This price difference is useful context for buyers comparing Fayetteville with the broader North Carolina market, but it should not be interpreted to mean that every Fayetteville neighborhood or property is priced 34% below the state average. Local prices vary significantly by neighborhood, property type, lot size, condition, age, and recent comparable sales.

For buyers, the citywide median sale price provides a useful benchmark for understanding the overall market, but individual homes should still be evaluated using recent comparable sales in the specific neighborhood and price range being considered.

For homeowners considering selling, the Fayetteville median provides broad market context but should not be used by itself to establish a listing price. A comparative market analysis based on recent sales of similar homes remains a more accurate way to estimate the current market value of a specific property.

Sources: Redfin Fayetteville, NC Housing Market data, based on the three months ending August 2026; Redfin North Carolina Housing Market data, August 2026. Redfin reports that its housing-market figures are calculated using MLS and/or public-record data.

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Related questions

Does median home price reflect what my specific house is worth?
No, median price reflects the midpoint of all area sales and doesn’t account for a specific property’s condition, location, or features — a comparative market analysis is more accurate for individual properties.
Is Fayetteville generally more or less affordable than other NC metros?
Fayetteville has historically been relatively affordable compared to many other North Carolina metro areas, which contributes to steady demand from both military and civilian buyers.

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