North Carolina city data
North Carolina currently includes 9 MapsToIt city profiles covering roughly 2,920,752 residents across the published set. Average median household income and cost-of-living figures below are unweighted means of those mapped cities only — not every municipality in North Carolina. Across the catalog set, average median household income is about $74,841, with a blended cost-of-living index near 104 (100 = U.S. average). Larger places in this release include Charlotte, Raleigh, Greensboro. Use the city list below or the compare tool to weigh housing, commute, climate, and safety before relocating.
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What does MapsToIt cover in North Carolina?
Relocators comparing North Carolina cities will find 9 mapped profiles here (~2,920,752 combined residents). Catalog-average income sits near $74,841 with a housing index around 104. Open any city page for proprietary rent, home-value, unemployment, and climate figures versus U.S. baselines.
- Cities mapped
- 9
- Combined population
- 2,920,752
- Avg median income
- $74,841
- Avg housing index
- 104100 = U.S. avg
Which North Carolina cities have full MapsToIt profiles?
9 cities are fully mapped below — each page includes proprietary housing, income, commute, climate, and safety figures versus U.S. baselines. Compare any two with the compare tool.
- Charlotte943,476 people · homes ~$351,500 · Housing index 114
- Raleigh499,825 people · homes ~$377,800 · Housing index 117
- Greensboro307,381 people · homes ~$221,300 · Housing index 78
- Durham301,870 people · homes ~$355,300 · Housing index 111
- Winston-Salem255,769 people · homes ~$208,200 · Housing index 73
- Fayetteville209,496 people · homes ~$171,900 · Housing index 72
- Cary182,659 people · homes ~$525,200 · Housing index 147
- Wilmington125,284 people · homes ~$350,300 · Housing index 106
- Asheville94,992 people · homes ~$411,000 · Housing index 116