Wilmington, NC Black Real Estate Agents

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About 55 days (up from 32 days a year ago)
A family-oriented suburb in northern New Hanover County with subdivisions like Marsh Oaks and Bayshore, single-family homes from the mid-$300,000s to $600,000s, and Intracoastal Waterway access at Bayshore.
$464,779
$300,000 – $700,000
Riverlights
Ogden
A master-planned waterfront community south of downtown built around a 38-acre lake and riverfront boardwalk, with single-family homes generally priced from the mid-$400,000s to the low $600,000s.
Wilmington's most walkable neighborhood, mixing late-1800s and early-1900s Victorian and Craftsman homes with converted lofts and riverfront condos starting in the $300,000s.
Downtown Historic District

Buyers are drawn to Wilmington for its University of North Carolina Wilmington student and faculty base, a real film and television production industry that has earned the city the nickname "Wollywood," and easy access to Wrightsville Beach and Carolina Beach for coastal living at a lower cost than other East Coast beach markets.

Buyers are finding the most opportunity in Riverlights for new construction and lake and riverfront amenities, in Ogden for family-friendly value with Intracoastal Waterway access, and in the Downtown Historic District for historic character paired with walkable riverfront living.

Riverlights and Downtown Historic District riverfront properties continue to draw strong buyer interest for their water access and walkability, while well-priced family homes in Ogden's top school zones are still seeing brisk activity despite the market's slower overall pace.

With days on market nearly doubling year-over-year, Wilmington is moving toward a more balanced market, though waterfront and well-located school-zone homes should continue to outperform the broader slowdown.

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