Homes for sale in Southeastern NC

5,800

For sale now

394 new this week

$405,000

Middle asking price

$225/sq ft

$375,000

Middle sale price

17,390 sold, last 12 mo

97.4%

Of first asking price

what sellers received

39

Days on market

typical, last 12 mo

Stop anytime.

This page lists the homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina from Hive MLS listings, updated every few minutes, with the last 12 months of sales behind the prices — kept by the Buddy Blake Team.

As of November 12, 2026, there are 5,800 homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina, with a middle asking price of $405,000 (from $50,000 to $12,000,000). 394 came on the market in the last week. Another 2,109 are under contract.

In the 12 months through November 12, 2026, 17,390 sold at a middle price of $375,000, typically for 97.4% of the first asking price after about 39 days on the market.

The most choices right now are in St James, Brunswick Forest, Brunswick Plantation.

The Southeastern NC market in November 2026

1,271 homes closed in Southeastern NC in October, down 10.4% from October 2025 (1,418). The middle sale price was $375,115, in line with a year earlier ($360,000). A typical sale took 41 days to go under contract, and sellers received about 96.5% of their first asking price.

Right now there are 5,800 homes for sale in Southeastern NC and 2,109 under contract. At the pace of the last 12 months (17,363 sales, about 1447 a month), that is roughly 4 months of supply — a balanced market by the usual yardstick, where under four months favors sellers and over six favors buyers. It is not a market where everything sells: 5,681 listings expired or were withdrawn over the same 12 months, about 25% of all that came off the market, which is why pricing to the record matters more than the asking price down the street.

Where the sales were: St James (252 sold, $681,500 middle), Brunswick Plantation (231 sold, $360,000 middle), Brunswick Forest (206 sold, $587,198 middle), Riverlights (168 sold, $539,500 middle), Sidbury Station (139 sold, $405,449 middle), Sea Trail Plantation (134 sold, $540,430 middle) led Southeastern NC over the last 12 months.

Of the 3,989 homes that closed in the last 90 days, the most were $300K–$500K (1,620); 70% sold for less than $500,000, and 283 sold for more than $1 million.

The full Southeastern NC market report has the 12-month detail, including how many listings failed to sell and why. Thinking about selling here? Pull your property's MLS record to see the closed, pending and failed listings around it, with a CMA built from the record.

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Asking prices in Southeastern NC

  • Under $300K1,519
  • $300K–$500K2,170
  • $500K–$750K1,019
  • $750K–$1M507
  • $1M+585

Communities in Southeastern NC with homes for sale

How many listings sold and how many didn't, how long they took, what they sold for against the first price, and how often contracts fell apart — the last 12 months, with a printable PDF.

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What makes me smile driving through Southeastern NC

From Erin on our team · November 2026

The beaches are amazing, of course. But what really gets me are the bridges, the waterways and the creeks running through the towns. The marsh land is beautiful, and it reminds me how close we are to the water. There's typically a breeze in the air, too.

I also smile at the parks, walking trails and bike trails, because they're usually being used. It's inspiring, and it makes me want to get out and get involved. Seeing people walking or running the loop at Wrightsville always gets me. There are also the trails through Carolina Beach.

We take everything outside here. Eating outside, coffee outside. Downtown Southport and the restaurants on the water are some of my favorite spots. It comes back to the beauty of the outdoor areas and the fresh air.

What is the outdoor scene like in Southeastern NC?
We take everything outside here, from eating and coffee to walking, running and biking. The parks, walking trails and bike trails are typically in use, including the loop at Wrightsville and the trails through Carolina Beach.
What is there to see along the water in Southeastern NC?
Bridges, waterways, creeks running through the towns and beautiful marsh land are all part of the drive. Downtown Southport also has restaurants on the water.

Towns in Southeastern NC

Wilmington1,020 homes for saleJacksonville512 homes for saleLeland502 homes for saleNew Bern390 homes for saleGreenville329 homes for saleSouthport314 homes for saleCalabash303 homes for saleRocky Mount289 homes for saleBolivia253 homes for saleOak Island231 homes for saleOcean Isle Beach221 homes for salePinehurst218 homes for saleHampstead213 homes for saleGoldsboro200 homes for saleNorth Topsail Beach199 homes for saleSupply195 homes for saleWilson188 homes for saleElizabeth City187 homes for saleCarolina Beach185 homes for saleSunset Beach182 homes for saleSouthern Pines143 homes for saleWinterville139 homes for saleShallotte135 homes for saleKinston131 homes for saleHubert130 homes for saleBeaufort129 homes for saleEmerald Isle120 homes for saleSneads Ferry119 homes for saleHolly Ridge111 homes for saleAberdeen108 homes for saleNewport106 homes for saleCastle Hayne102 homes for saleMorehead City97 homes for saleWashington96 homes for saleSurf City88 homes for saleAtlantic Beach86 homes for saleAyden85 homes for saleRichlands83 homes for saleCarthage81 homes for salePikeville71 homes for saleVass70 homes for saleSwansboro69 homes for saleLa Grange68 homes for saleWhiteville63 homes for saleTarboro59 homes for saleWest End57 homes for saleWinnabow57 homes for saleAsh53 homes for saleHavelock51 homes for saleHolden Beach50 homes for salePrinceton49 homes for saleSelma49 homes for saleGrimesland48 homes for saleBurgaw47 homes for saleTabor City45 homes for saleClayton44 homes for saleBald Head Island40 homes for saleCedar Point40 homes for saleWallace40 homes for saleSmithfield39 homes for saleKure Beach38 homes for saleCarolina Shores37 homes for saleFarmville37 homes for saleNashville37 homes for saleWrightsville Beach36 homes for saleBeulaville35 homes for saleMidway Park34 homes for saleBailey32 homes for saleIndian Beach32 homes for saleRocky Point31 homes for saleSeven Lakes31 homes for saleJackson Springs27 homes for salePine Knoll Shores27 homes for saleBelhaven26 homes for saleCameron26 homes for saleElm City25 homes for saleFremont25 homes for saleMaysville25 homes for saleGrifton24 homes for saleSpring Hope24 homes for saleChocowinity23 homes for saleChadbourn22 homes for saleSims22 homes for saleKenly21 homes for saleLake Waccamaw20 homes for saleWhispering Pines20 homes for saleTrent Woods19 homes for saleBath18 homes for saleBattleboro17 homes for saleWarsaw17 homes for saleBoiling Spring Lakes16 homes for saleCastalia16 homes for saleDudley16 homes for saleMount Olive16 homes for saleNorthwest16 homes for salePinebluff16 homes for salePink Hill16 homes for saleTopsail Beach15 homes for saleHarkers Island14 homes for saleNavassa14 homes for saleWendell14 homes for saleBenson13 homes for saleVanceboro12 homes for saleZebulon12 homes for saleWhitakers11 homes for salePinetops10 homes for sale

Questions about homes in Southeastern NC, answered

How many homes are for sale in southeastern North Carolina?

As of November 12, 2026, there are 5,800 homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina, with a middle asking price of $405,000 (from $50,000 to $12,000,000). 394 came on the market in the last week. Another 2,109 are under contract.

What do homes cost in southeastern North Carolina?

As of November 12, 2026, the middle asking price is $405,000, about $225 per square foot for a typical 1,831 sq ft. Under $300K: 1519; $300K–$500K: 2170; $500K–$750K: 1019; $750K–$1M: 507; $1M+: 585.

What did homes sell for in southeastern North Carolina last year?

In the 12 months through November 12, 2026, 17,390 sold at a middle price of $375,000, typically for 97.4% of the first asking price after about 39 days on the market.

How fast do homes sell in southeastern North Carolina?

In the 12 months through November 12, 2026 they typically sold in about 39 days, at 97.4% of the first asking price.

Which communities in southeastern North Carolina have the most homes for sale?

As of November 12, 2026, St James (99), Brunswick Forest (76), Brunswick Plantation (60), Sea Trail Plantation (59), Tranquil Harbor (50), Stateside (42).

How do I estimate a monthly payment on a home in southeastern North Carolina?

A mortgage payment has two parts: principal and interest, which depend on the price, your down payment and the rate a lender offers you; and the costs on top — property taxes, homeowners insurance (and flood insurance near the water), HOA dues where there's an association, and mortgage insurance if you put less than 20% down. Each home's page has a calculator that uses the rate you've been quoted and that home's own taxes and HOA dues from the listing. For your actual rate and Annual Percentage Rate (APR), ask a licensed lender — we can introduce you to Joey Milam at Alpha Mortgage Advantage, or you're free to choose any lender.

Is Southeastern NC a buyer's or seller's market right now?

As of November 12, 2026, Southeastern NC is a balanced market: 5,800 homes for sale against about 1,447 sales a month, roughly 4 months of supply. In October, 1,271 homes closed at a middle price of $375,115, for about 96.5% of the first asking price.

What is the outdoor scene like in Southeastern NC?

We take everything outside here, from eating and coffee to walking, running and biking. The parks, walking trails and bike trails are typically in use, including the loop at Wrightsville and the trails through Carolina Beach.

What is there to see along the water in Southeastern NC?

Bridges, waterways, creeks running through the towns and beautiful marsh land are all part of the drive. Downtown Southport also has restaurants on the water.

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Figures are computed live from MLS listing data for southeastern North Carolina. Middle = median. Listing data is deemed reliable but not guaranteed.