City Market Report — Single Family Homes & Townhouses

Garner

Garner, Wake County — Market Data for Single Family Homes & Townhouses

Market Data — July 2026

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Market Snapshot

Garner at a Glance

Market data covers single family homes and townhouses only. National housing trends are tracked by the U.S. Census Bureau and National Association of Realtors®.

Median Sales Price

$415,000

2025: $409,310 +1.4%

Closed Sales

313

2025: 250 +25.2%

Median Days on Market

2025: 19 +63.2%

List Price Received

98.2%

2025: 98.9% -0.7%

Median Sold $/Sq Ft

$187

2025: $200 -6.5%

New Listings

382

2025: 382 0.0%

6-Month Trends

Price & Market Velocity in Garner

Median sale price and average days on market from January 2026 through June 2026 for single family homes and townhouses.

Median Home Price — Last 6 Months

Days on Market — Last 6 Months

Market Analysis

What's Happening in Garner

Garner continues to offer some of the most accessible price points in Wake County, attracting first-time buyers and those seeking value close to downtown Raleigh. The balanced market has tipped slightly further toward buyers, with rising inventory giving shoppers more choices and moderate price appreciation reflecting the shift. Sellers benefit from Garner's affordability appeal but should prepare for longer marketing timelines.

Balanced Market

Supply and demand are roughly equal — fair conditions for both sides.

What This Means for You

Buyers can find good value without sacrificing proximity to Raleigh
Sellers benefit from Garner's affordability appeal when marketing to first-time buyers
Extended marketing timelines require patience and competitive pricing
Zero commission helps Garner sellers stretch their equity further in a value-oriented market

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions About Garner

Common questions from homeowners and buyers in Garner, Wake County — with current market data.

Is now a good time to sell in Garner?

Garner's balanced market offers a healthy environment for sellers who price correctly. Prices are up +1.5% year-over-year and the sale-to-list ratio of 98.8% shows homes are selling close to asking price. The town's affordability draws steady buyer interest, especially from first-time buyers. Schedule a free consultation to discuss your options.

How long does it take to sell a home in Garner?

Homes in Garner spend an average of 32 days on the market. The balanced conditions and growing inventory give sellers reasonable time to prepare, but competitive pricing is important to attract offers. Contact Phil for a pricing strategy that fits your timeline.

What is the median home price in Garner?

The median home price in Garner is $338,000 for single family homes and townhouses, up +1.5% from last year. Garner's accessibility and proximity to downtown Raleigh make it one of the best value propositions in Wake County. Get a free home valuation to understand your property's current market value.

Should I buy or sell first in Garner?

In a balanced market, you have more time to plan your move. The Sold Zero Commission™ model lets you sell your Garner home with zero listing commission and buy your next home through Phil's team within 90 days — preserving equity that matters most at Garner's price points. Learn how it works.

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Market data covers single family homes and townhouses only. Contact Phil for data on other property types. For national housing market context, visit the U.S. Census Bureau Housing Data, HUD, or Federal Reserve mortgage rate data.

Last updated: July 2026

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