Real estate professionals in the four-county area sold 3,253 residential listings worth $1.18 billion, both metrics record highs, in a year marked by a national pandemic, historically low interest rates and North Carolina becoming a top destination state for people looking for a new home.
At year’s end, the number of High Country homes sold was up 25 percent from 2019 and the sales value was up 48 percent. That’s according to the High Country Multiple Listing Service. It records all REALTORS® transactions in Alleghany, Ashe, Avery and Watauga counties.
The median sold price - the point at which half of all homes sold above or below - was $285,000. It was $240,500 the year prior.
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