The median home value in Carrboro, NC is $520,000.
This is
higher than
the county median home value of $390,000.
The national median home value is $308,980.
The average price of homes sold in Carrboro, NC is $520,000.
Approximately 38% of Carrboro homes are owned,
compared to 55% rented, while
7% are vacant.
Carrboro real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale.
Commercial properties are also available.
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Chapel Hill, NC Office Building-14,739 sq ft, Class B, with elevator - for sale or lease-turn-key. Location close to UNC & Duke Universities and Medical Centers, the Research Triangle Park, and major interstates, Bldg, features include 2-story all brick bldg. very good condition, the main level has over 20 office spaces, men's and ladies bathroom, breakroom, large production/printing room, loading dock, handicap ramp & 3 sets of stairs to the second level. The second level offers 9 individual offices, 3 large rooms that can be petitioned for individual office spaces or used for training/conference spaces, men/ladies bathrooms, full kitchen, reception &lobby areas. There is a 3rd floor that has an unfinished walk-up attic which is terrific for storage, etc. Other features of the building/property include: 50 space, a level-grade parking lot with 2 handicap spaces, and a nice fence along the rear of the property. The building provides a tremendous amount of flex space & is suitable for many uses. The building is located on the north side of Chapel Hill, which is currently the fastest-growing area in Orange County.
Over quarter acre with site plan for 2024 square feet building with office and warehouse / storage area. Great location for the trades. Seller available to build to suit. See site plan. Directly across from Planet Fitness in Graham.
Investment Opportunity. Great location, fully occupied with three successful, regional businesses. Over the last decade, the building has been slowly settling. The owner has decided to adjust a lower sales price to accommodate the cost, should the buyer choose to engage appropriate resources for evaluating the building during examination phase of purchase contract.
