Housing in Fuquay-Varina

Fuquay-Varina's housing market is more affordable than Holly Springs' or Cary's, with two independent sources agreeing closely on a current $460K-$465K median sale price.

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A tight, cross-source-agreeing price range

Redfin cited $464,722 for May 2026 (down 4.2% YoY); Movoto separately cited $461,000 for July 2026 -- the two sources agree within about $4K, a tighter, more confidently-sourced range than some other towns in this dataset (base record).

Meaningfully more affordable than Holly Springs, less affordable than Garner

At $460K-$465K, Fuquay-Varina sits between Garner's $397K and Holly Springs' $600K-$650K in this same batch -- a real middle position among the three Wake County towns built here.

A historic downtown adds real character alongside newer subdivisions

Because of the 1963 merger history (moving topic), Fuquay-Varina's housing stock includes a genuine older, historic core downtown -- distinct from the purely new-construction subdivision growth found in some other fast-growing Triangle suburbs -- alongside substantial newer development on the town's edges.

Property tax adds a modest, disclosed cost on top

Fuquay-Varina's combined Wake County-plus-town nominal property tax rate runs about 0.88% of assessed value (Wake County's 51.71-cent FY2026 rate plus Fuquay-Varina's own 35.8-cent municipal rate) -- see the taxes-insurance topic for the full breakdown.

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Last reviewed: 2026-08-22. Independent research; not financial, tax, or legal advice -- confirm current figures with a local professional before making a decision.