North Carolina’s real estate market displayed mixed signals in July. The market saw 51,955 new home listings, slightly down in comparison to the June listings of 52,188. Home sales edged up slightly in July to 12,889 in comparison to the June amount of 12,698 but the market continues to experience a year over year decrease. The median sales price dipped in July to $370,000, even with the dip; there is still a year over year increase of 1.6%. North Carolina continues to be a seller’s market with inventory staying on the market an average of 4.29 months.