Open house homes for sale in Southeastern NC

Homes with an open house in the next 10 days. Day and time are on each home.

466

For sale now

43 new this week

$365,000

Middle asking price

$197/sq ft

Middle sale price

last 12 months

Of first asking price

what sellers received

Days on market

typical, last 12 mo

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There are 466 open house homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina right now, with a middle asking price of $365,000 (from $214,990 to $3,495,000). 43 came on the market in the last week. Another 28 are under contract.

The most choices right now are in Gateway Commons, Middle Creek Village, East Lake.

Open house homes for sale in Southeastern NC

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Price mix

  • Under $300K117
  • $300K–$500K250
  • $500K–$750K55
  • $750K–$1M25
  • $1M+19

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Questions, answered

How many open house homes are for sale in southeastern North Carolina?

There are 466 open house homes for sale in southeastern North Carolina right now, with a middle asking price of $365,000 (from $214,990 to $3,495,000). 43 came on the market in the last week. Another 28 are under contract.

What do open house homes cost in southeastern North Carolina?

The middle asking price is $365,000, about $197 per square foot for a typical 1,889 sq ft. Under $300K: 117; $300K–$500K: 250; $500K–$750K: 55; $750K–$1M: 25; $1M+: 19.

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

Gateway Commons (21), Middle Creek Village (20), East Lake (18), Pinewood (16), Calabash Station (13), Muscadine (12).

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