58 homes sold in Wilson County in October 2025 at a middle price of $267,500, about $155 a square foot. The middle home took 37 days to sell. Sellers received 97.2% of their first asking price on average, and 7 homes sold above it.
A year earlier, 57 homes sold at a middle price of $279,000 — sales are up 1.8% and the middle price is down 4.1%.
64 homes came on the market during the month. New construction was 22.4% of everything that sold.
As this report was written, 225 homes were for sale in Wilson County and 88 were under contract — about 3.9 months of supply at October 2025's pace of sales.
Busiest neighborhoods in October 2025
| Neighborhood | Town | Sold | Middle price |
|---|---|---|---|
| Cavalier Terrace | Wilson | 3 | $265,000 |
| Cranberry Ridge | Wilson | 3 | $270,000 |
| Bucklin | Elm City | 2 | $283,200 |
| Cross Creek | Sims | 2 | $454,950 |
| Montclair | Wilson | 2 | $174,950 |
| Surrey Meadows | Wilson | 2 | $307,500 |
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Questions, answered
How many homes sold in Wilson County in October 2025?
58 homes sold in Wilson County in October 2025 at a middle price of $267,500, about $155 a square foot. The middle home took 37 days to sell. Sellers received 97.2% of their first asking price on average, and 7 homes sold above it.
What is the median home price in Wilson County?
$267,500 for homes that sold in October 2025, about $155 per square foot.
Are home prices going up or down in Wilson County?
A year earlier, 57 homes sold at a middle price of $279,000 — sales are up 1.8% and the middle price is down 4.1%.
Which neighborhoods sold the most homes in Wilson County?
Cavalier Terrace (3), Cranberry Ridge (3), Bucklin (2), Cross Creek (2), Montclair (2), Surrey Meadows (2).
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Computed from Hive MLS records of homes that closed in October 2025 in Wilson County. Middle = median; days on market counts every listing period for the home. Inventory figures are as of the day this report was written. Published figures are never restated — a later report may differ as late closings are recorded. Information deemed reliable but not guaranteed.