Guilford County’s Fourth Quarter 2025 Housing Market shows Rising Prices, Inventory and more Days on Market

GREENSBORO, N.C. – During 2025’s fourth quarter, Guilford County’s housing market reflected growth in inventory, days on market and sales prices.

In Greensboro, there were 467 homes for sale, marking a 3.1 percent increase from 453 listings during the same time period in 2024. Guilford County reported 914 homes for sale, up 4.6% from 874.

The months’ supply of inventory also increased, reaching 2.2 months in Greensboro, up 15.8% from 1.9 months in 2024’s fourth quarter. Guilford County’s months’ supply of inventory increased to 2.3 months, up 9.5% from 2.1. Greensboro homes averaged 36 days on the market, a 24.1% increase from 29 days during the same period in 2024. Guilford County homes averaged 42 days on market, up 31.3% from 32 days. 

Home prices continued their upward trend, with Guilford County’s average sales price climbing 7.5%, from $371,793 during the same time period in 2024 to $399,790. Greensboro’s average sales price increased 6.4%, from $357,916 to $380,859.

Guilford County’s median sales price rose 3.1%, from $322,000 in 2024’s fourth quarter to $332,000. Greensboro’s median price jumped 0.1%, from $309,800 to $310,000.

“Now in the winter market, it’s clear that this season offers opportunities for both buyers and sellers,” said Bill Warmath, 2026 President of the Greensboro Regional REALTORS® Association. “Buyers benefit from a wider selection of homes and have more time to find their ideal property. Meanwhile, sellers continue to see strong returns, as demand remains steady and prices keep rising. Now is the perfect time to connect with a Greensboro REALTOR® for expert guidance through your next home purchase or sale.”

Greensboro saw 656 new listings, a 10.9% decline from 736 during 2024’s fourth quarter. Guilford County saw 1,187 new listings, down 6.1% from 1,264.

1,175 Guilford County homes closed on a sale, representing a 0.7% increase from 1,167 during the same time period in 2024. 654 Greensboro homes closed on a sale, down 1.2% from 662.