Wilmington Market Data

About This Data

Each chart shows a rolling 12-month figure for residential closings recorded in the North Carolina Regional MLS for New Hanover County. A rolling window smooths out seasonal swings: the most recent point reflects the trailing 12 months, so each month is compared on equal footing.

Price ranges reflect the final sale price, not the list price. Range labels are rounded for readability: each range runs from its lower bound through one dollar below the next label, so $500K to $1M means $500,000 through $999,999, and $1M and Up begins at exactly $1,000,000. Closed Sales counts the number of transactions; Dollar Volume totals what buyers actually paid. The % of Market view divides a range by the county-wide total for the same trailing 12 months. The Market Mix card shows today's share for every price range, plus the 20-year shift across three tiers, and the Growth Index rebases each group to 100 at the start of the Global Financial Crisis (January 2008) or the COVID era (February 2020) so growth rates can be compared directly.

In the luxury dashboard: the median is the middle sale (half sold above, half below) and resists outliers, while the average is pulled by the biggest closings. Pending Sales counts contracts signed, New Listings counts homes coming to market, Homes for Sale is active inventory, and Months Supply is how long the current inventory would last at the recent sales pace. Percent of List Price compares the final sale price to the last list price. The Months Supply series begins in 2005.

Hover or tap any chart for month-by-month values, or open the table below each chart for the full series. Charts refresh from the live InfoSparks feed each time the page loads. If the feed is unavailable, the page shows the most recent saved snapshot.

Based on information from the North Carolina Regional MLS LLC. Deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Data as of August 31, 2026, via InfoSparks © ShowingTime Plus, LLC.