Duplin County home values have climbed 9.84% over the past year, even as the broader North Carolina market dipped 0.6%. Typical homes here are valued around $287,500, well below the state’s $381,900, which may appeal to value-focused buyers. Over the past month, though, values have eased by 6.03%, suggesting some recent cooling after strong gains.
Recent listing activity shows more options coming onto the market and taking longer to sell. Inventory is up 43.68% year over year to about 125 homes, and months of supply is a relatively high 7.8, while median days on market has surged 197.87% to 140 days, giving buyers more time to decide.
Sellers are still in a modestly favorable position, with a market gauge reading of 39 and homes selling for about 97.6% of list price, though only 12.5% of sales close above asking and price drops appear on roughly 28.8% of listings. Looking ahead to April 2026, typical values are projected to edge down to about $278,275 even as the projected median list price rises to roughly $344,800 and inventory nudges up to 132, pointing to a more selective environment for both sides. Whether you are a buyer seeking opportunity in this shifting landscape or a seller working to price strategically, Agent Pronto can connect you with a Duplin County agent who understands these trends.
