Market Updates

May 12, 2026

Forsyth County Real Estate: 2026 Market Update and Key Trends

 

As we review the 2026 real estate landscape in Forsyth County, the market remains active across three distinct tiers. The luxury segment (over 1,000,000 dollars) is centered in Buena Vista and Brookberry Farm, where some estates have seen significant price adjustments to find the right buyer. Meanwhile …

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March 11, 2026

Advance vs. Bermuda Run vs. Mocksville: Davie County Living at Its Finest

 

 

Davie County is having a moment — and for good reason. Nestled just west of Winston-Salem and the broader Forsyth County corridor, Davie County communities like Advance, Bermuda Run, and Mocksville offer a compelling combination of scenic landscapes, lower price points, and a relaxed quality of life that …

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March 11, 2026

Stokesdale vs. Rural Hall vs. King: North Forsyth and Stokes County Living

Fannie Fleming, REALTOR Winston Salem, NC Best Real Estate Agent

Some of the Triad's most rewarding real estate discoveries are found not in the region's marquee cities, but in the quieter communities to the north — places like Stokesdale, Rural Hall, and King that offer a genuine alternative to denser suburban living. These three communities share a common …

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March 11, 2026

High Point vs. Thomasville vs. Lexington: Discovering Davidson County's Affordable Triad

Fannie Fleming, REALTOR Winston Salem, NC Best Real Estate Agent

Not every great real estate story starts with a big price tag — and nowhere is that truer in North Carolina than in the southern Triad communities of High Point, Thomasville, and Lexington. These three cities offer a compelling blend of history, economic vitality, and housing affordability that is increasingly …

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March 11, 2026

Lewisville vs. Pfafftown vs. Bethania: Discover the Quiet Gems Just Outside Winston-Salem

Fannie Fleming, REALTOR Winston Salem, NC Best Real Estate Agent

Just a short drive from the hustle of downtown Winston-Salem, a collection of smaller communities offer something increasingly rare in today's market: space, serenity, and a genuine sense of place. Lewisville, Pfafftown, and Bethania are three of the Triad's most beloved residential havens — each offering a distinct …

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March 11, 2026

Winston-Salem vs. Kernersville vs. Clemmons: Which Triad Community Is Right for You?

 

The North Carolina Triad is one of the most underrated real estate markets in the Southeast — and if you're thinking about planting roots here, you're already ahead of the curve. Three communities that consistently draw attention from homebuyers and investors alike are Winston-Salem, Kernersville, and Clemmons …

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Oct. 31, 2025

Real Estate Pulse Check: Winston-Salem's West Side (27103, 27104, 27106) Over the Last Six Months 2025

The real estate market in Winston-Salem, NC, particularly across the popular zip codes of 27103, 27104, and 27106 on the city's west side, has remained dynamic over the last six months. While the broader Winston-Salem area continues to see appreciation and competition, these specific zip codes—known for desirable neighborhoods …

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Oct. 28, 2025

Sherwood Forest Winston Salem Market Report October 2025

Sherwood Forest, both Old and New, is one of Winston-Salem’s strongest performing neighborhoods for home sales in the last six months. Sellers have experienced robust price growth, swift market activity, and a high rate of successful closings matching or above list price levels. Here is a blog post detailing the …

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May 28, 2025

Triad Home Prices Stay Strong Amid Economic Headwinds

Despite ongoing headlines about inflation, mortgage rate volatility, and national economic uncertainty, the Triad real estate market continues to demonstrate impressive resilience. The median home price in our area has steadily climbed each year, with 2025 off to a particularly strong start. See chart below.

From January through April …

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May 5, 2025

Is Your Home in the Hot Zone? Forsyth County’s April Market Update

Forsyth County's real estate market remained steady in April, but behind the numbers lies a message for thoughtful homeowners: the window for making a smart move is open—if you know what to look for.

The pace of home sales was solid, particularly in the $250,000–$400,000 price …

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