BC Home Sales Highest in a Decade
Discover how Brunswick County’s real estate market thrived in March 2025, with strong home sales, rising new listings, and steady demand.
The residential real estate market in Brunswick County demonstrated remarkable activity in March 2025, with notable increases in home sales and new listings, despite a slight dip in overall sales prices. This performance reflects a strong demand for housing in the region, positioning March as one of the most active months for home sales in the last decade, second only to the extraordinary numbers seen in 2021.
“March was a standout month for units sold, even with fewer luxury sales compared to last year,” said Cynthia Walsh, CEO of the Brunswick County Association of REALTORS® (BCAR). “The demand for homes in Brunswick County remains robust, and the increase in new listings is helping to meet this need.”
Key Highlights for Brunswick County in March 2025:
• New Listings: Increased by 6.6%, rising from 793 in March 2024 to 845.
• Units Sold: Grew by 1.7%, climbing from 515 to 524.
• Average Sales Price: Declined by 9.4%, from $497,212 to $450,541.
• Median Sales Price: Dropped by 3.3%, from $372,990 to $360,500.
• Total Sales Volume: Decreased by 7.8%, from $256,063,971 to $236,083,534.
• Luxury Market: Recorded 25 sales over $1 million, including one sale exceeding $2 million.
Year-to-Date Performance:
Through March 2025, Brunswick County’s year-to-date sales volume reached $585,880,101, marking a 3.1% increase compared to the $568,520,443 recorded during the same period in 2024. The total number of units sold rose by 5.1%, from 1,186 to 1,247, while new listings also grew by 5.1%, from 2,092 to 2,198. Despite the growth in sales volume, the average sales price experienced a slight decrease of 0.7%, from $476,183 to $472,670, and the median sales price fell by 1.6%, from $372,317 to $366,379.
Neighboring Counties Snapshot:
Other counties in the region also reported mixed results for March 2025:
• Bladen County:
• New listings rose by 15.4%, while units sold decreased by 15.4%.
• The average sales price grew by 9.3%, reaching $190,936.
• Total sales volume dropped by 7.5%, to $2,100,300.
• Columbus County:
• Units sold increased by 15%, but new listings fell by 6.7%.
• Average sales price dropped significantly by 20.3%, to $199,965.
• Total sales volume decreased by 8.3%, to $4,599,190.
• Robeson County:
• Units sold surged by 250%, from 2 to 7.
• New listings grew by 7.7%.
• The average sales price dropped by 13.3%, to $218,871.
• Total sales volume skyrocketed by 203.4%, reaching $1,532,095.
Brunswick County continues to showcase its resilience and attractiveness as a real estate market, with strong demand driving home sales and new listings. While average and median sales prices dipped slightly, the robust activity in the market highlights the county’s appeal to both buyers and sellers.
For more information on Brunswick County’s real estate market, contact:
Cynthia Walsh
CEO, Brunswick County Association of REALTORS®
Phone: (910) 754-5700
www.bcarnc.com
Email: cynthia@bcarnc.com
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