Weaverville Real Estate Market Update November 2025

We’ve settled into autumn in the Weaverville area, and it’s not too early to share some local real estate market trends. Whether you are thinking about buying or selling or want to know more about investing, it’s helpful to know where the market is and where it might be going in the future.

House Pricing and Inventory
Weaverville’s housing market has remained relatively stable for the past four weeks. The median listing price has hovered at about $525,000, which is slightly higher than a year ago. Inventory remains low, especially for starter homes priced below $400,000.
The average length of time on the market is about 35 to 45 days, depending on the price and location. Homes that are move-in ready and in high-demand neighborhoods like Reems Creek, Kyfields, and Hamburg Mountain tend to sell the fastest — usually within the first two weeks if priced correctly.

Interest Rates
Interest rates have been a hot topic all year. The average 30-year fixed mortgage rate for November 2025 is 6.7%–6.9%, according to national averages. This is down slightly from the mid-summer peak, when rates topped 7%.

Buyers have adjusted to the higher rates, with some using rate buydowns, adjustable-rate mortgages, or simply waiting for the rate cuts that many analysts predict (and that the Fed has indicated could happen) in 2026. Sellers, meanwhile, have become more realistic in their pricing expectations, knowing that today’s buyers are calculating their monthly payment very carefully.

Buyer and Seller Activity
Despite interest rates that would have seemed high just a few years ago, buyer demand in Weaverville is holding up well. This year’s inventory shortages have continued to draw local and out-of-state buyers to this appealing area with its small-town feel, high-quality schools, and quick commute to Asheville.

Sellers who price their homes right, stage well, and make light updates as needed continue to see their homes sell quickly, sometimes in multiple offers. Buyers are able to be a little less frantic than in the frenzied days of 2021–2022, with some relief in pricing and competition.

Looking Ahead
Heading into November and December, the Weaverville real estate market is not overly favoring buyers or sellers. It’s in a good, balanced place. Interest rates have dropped a bit, but it’s hard to know what the next few months will bring. If mortgage rates drop just a little more, we could see a new round of buyer activity kick in early in 2026.

If you are thinking about buying or selling in the next few months, you’re not too early to get prepared now — by getting preapproved for a mortgage, talking to your agent about pricing strategy, or starting to prepare your home for the spring market.

Ready to Make a Move?
Century 21 Foley Realty is here to help you every step of the way, whether you are a first-time homebuyer, upsizer, downsizer, or investor. Call us at 828-484-7500 today to discuss your real estate goals and get specific guidance for the current market.