Wilson, NC Black Real Estate Agents

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About 55 days (up roughly 25 days from a year ago)
A 164-acre historic district near Nash, Cone, and Gold Streets with Colonial Revival, Craftsman, and Queen Anne homes, listed on the National Register in 1984.
$274,769
$150,000 – $400,000
East Wilson Historic District
Old Wilson Historic District
A roughly 220-acre, historically African-American neighborhood listed on the National Register in 1988, with Queen Anne, Craftsman, and shotgun-style homes built mostly between 1890 and 1940.
An established, tree-lined residential neighborhood near a city park and the Wiggins Mill Greenway, known for its quiet, welcoming setting.
Forest Hills

Buyers are drawn to Wilson by home prices well below the North Carolina average, a genuine downtown revival with new restaurants, galleries, and apartments filling historic buildings, Barton College anchoring a steady base of students and faculty, and the city's municipally owned Greenlight fiber network, which attracts tech workers who can't get comparable broadband elsewhere in the region.

Buyers are finding value and historic character in the East Wilson and Old Wilson Historic Districts, both minutes from downtown's ongoing revival, while Forest Hills offers a more established, move-in-ready residential feel near Wiggins Mill Greenway.

Well-maintained historic homes in Old Wilson and East Wilson that are priced close to recent comparable sales are still finding buyers drawn to the architecture and downtown's revival, and updated homes in Forest Hills continue to see steadier interest than the broader market's slower pace would suggest.

With downtown's building boom still underway and Barton College and Truist anchoring steady local demand, Wilson should keep attracting buyers priced out of pricier Triangle and coastal markets, even as overall sales activity has slowed from last year's pace.

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