Housing in Holly Springs

Holly Springs carries the highest housing costs of the three Wake County towns built in this batch, with a real, disclosed spread between different Redfin readings depending on the exact window and geography measured.

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A real, disclosed price spread

Redfin's zip-27540 page cited a $600K median sale price over the three months ending May 2026 (down 4.8% YoY, $228/sq ft), while the main Holly Springs city page separately cited $650K for the most recent single month (up 10.2% YoY) -- the zip code extends beyond town limits, which likely explains part of the spread. Treat $600K-$650K as the plausible current range rather than one precise figure (base record).

The most expensive of the Wake County towns in this batch

At $600K-$650K, Holly Springs runs well above Fuquay-Varina's $460K-$465K and Garner's $397K median sale prices in this same batch -- a real, direct tradeoff for the FUJIFILM-driven income premium and in-town hospital access described in the moving and healthcare-safety topics.

Property tax adds a modest, disclosed cost on top

Holly Springs' combined Wake County-plus-town nominal property tax rate runs about 0.86% of assessed value (Wake County's 51.71-cent FY2026 rate plus Holly Springs' own 34.35-cent municipal rate, explicitly the lowest municipal rate among neighboring Wake County towns) -- see the taxes-insurance topic for the full breakdown and its disclosed limitations as a nominal rather than a directly-comparable effective rate.

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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.