Real Estate Analysis and Commentary in Cumberland and Surrounding Counties

Hoke County Market December 2025
December 9th, 2025 7:20 AM

Hoke County NC Housing Market Update – December 2025

Data reflects single-family residential activity through November 2025. Commentary provided by Licensed Appraiser Judge Lipford.

Quick Snapshot – Hoke County

  • Months of Inventory: 3.97 months
  • Median Sold Price: $319,900
  • Median Estimated Property Value: $290,720
  • Median Days on Market: 48 days
  • Median List Price: $334,900
  • Sold-to-List Ratio: 99.5%

Hoke County continues to show rising sold prices and tightened inventory. Buyers remain active, though homes are spending more time on the market compared to prior years. Well-presented resale homes and newer construction continue to attract strong interest.


Major Housing Influences in Hoke County

1. Subdivision Restrictions (6+ Lot Moratorium)

Hoke County has temporarily halted subdivision approvals for developments containing six or more lots due to water-capacity limitations. This limits new construction supply and supports prices in the short-to-mid term.

2. Wayside & Lindsay Road Widening Project

Road widening plans along the Wayside/Lindsay corridor with right-of-way acquisition create long-term access improvements. These transportation upgrades may increase desirability in surrounding areas, especially near Hwy 401 and Raeford.

3. Countywide Land-Use Plan Update

Hoke County is actively revising its long-term land-use plan. Expected changes may impact density allowances, zoning, growth patterns, and where future subdivisions can be approved.


Price Trends

Hoke posted a strong month with sold prices increasing nearly 5% month-over-month. Estimated property values remain steady, supported by military relocations, migration from adjoining counties, and limited new-construction inventory.


Inventory & Time on Market

Inventory remains below balanced levels, and the county continues to function as a moderate seller’s market. Median days on market of 48 days indicate buyers are taking more time, but clean and updated homes are still selling efficiently.


What This Means for Homeowners

Most homeowners have gained value over the last 2–3 years, even with the market cooling from its peak frenzy. Updated, well-maintained homes continue performing strongest.


What This Means for Investors

Investors continue to see strong rental demand fueled by military movement and proximity to Cumberland County. Limited new development supply supports existing home values. Conservative ARV assumptions remain key, but properly underwritten deals still perform well.


Areas Included in This Report

Raeford, Rockfish, Five Points, Bowmore, Silver City, and surrounding rural communities.


Need an Accurate Appraisal?

Market trends help with broad understanding, but property-specific valuation depends heavily on condition, location, updates, age, and site characteristics. For a precise appraisal, contact:

JB Appraisal
Work: (919) 283-1309
Web: www.jbrealestateappraisal.com


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