Oakwood
Raleigh's 19th-century district: Victorian and Queen Anne houses on brick sidewalks, a ten-minute walk from the Capitol.
- Median sale, 12 months
- $785,000
- Built
- 1870s to 1920s
- ZIP
- 27604
- Close by
- 10 min walk to the Capitol
An independent brokerage for five Raleigh neighborhoods, known street by street, from Oakwood's porches to North Hills.
Free. A range in seconds, then a written number from an agent within one business day.
keystone & pine
We work five neighborhoods inside the Beltline and nowhere else. Every agent here has sold on the streets they talk about.
That focus is the whole idea. A house on Bloodworth Street and a house off Six Forks Road are different sales, with different buyers, inspections and rules.
Oakwood needs a Certificate of Appropriateness before you change a porch rail. A North Hills townhome comes with HOA documents a buyer will ask for in the first week.
So we lead with the neighborhoods. Read the guide, see what sold last month, and if you're selling, start with a number. Read the Oakwood guide
Five Points
Hayes Barton and Bloomsbury bungalows and Tudors around the Glenwood Avenue crossroads, with the Five Points shops on foot.
- Median sale, 12 months
- $1,050,000
- Built
- 1915 to 1950
- ZIP
- 27608
- Close by
- Shops at the Glenwood crossroads
Cameron Village
1950s brick cottages and garden apartments around the Village District, a mile from NC State.
- Median sale, 12 months
- $720,000
- Built
- 1945 to 1965
- ZIP
- 27605
- Close by
- The Village District on foot
Boylan Heights
A 1907 hilltop neighborhood across the Boylan Avenue bridge, with the downtown skyline at the end of the street.
- Median sale, 12 months
- $640,000
- Built
- 1907 to 1930
- ZIP
- 27603
- Close by
- Over the bridge to downtown
North Hills
Ranches and newer townhomes off Six Forks Road, with groceries, offices and a cinema at the North Hills center.
- Median sale, 12 months
- $560,000
- Built
- 1960 to 2024
- ZIP
- 27609
- Close by
- North Hills center on foot
Pick an address and the three closest recent sales appear here.
What's your house worth?
Start typing your street address. You'll see an estimated range from public records and the three closest sales, then you can ask the agent who works your street for a full market analysis.
We don't have records for that address in this demo. Pick one from the list, or ask for a market analysis and an agent will price it by hand.
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Estimated range. This is an estimate from public records and nearby sales, not an appraisal. Only a licensed appraiser can appraise your home.
Condition
The three sales behind it
Streets we've sold on
Closings from the last 12 months, by neighborhood. Sample list for this concept; a live build fills it from closed MLS sales.
See them on the sold map- Oakwood
- E Jones St
- N Bloodworth St
- N Elm St
- N Person St
- Oakwood Ave
- Polk St
- Five Points
- Byrd St
- Cowper Dr
- Fairview Rd
- Glenwood Ave
- Harvey St
- Whitaker Mill Rd
- Cameron Village
- Cameron St
- Clark Ave
- Daniels St
- Oberlin Rd
- Smallwood Dr
- Woodburn Rd
- Boylan Heights
- Boylan Ave
- Florence St
- Kinsey St
- McCulloch St
- Montford Ave
- W Cabarrus St
- North Hills
- Coxindale Dr
- Dartmouth Rd
- Kingsland Dr
- Lassiter Mill Rd
- Rowan St
- Six Forks Rd
What selling costs
Published so you can compare. Every figure is negotiable and written into the listing agreement.
Our listing fee
Keystone & Pine listing feePaid at closing, only if it sells
2.5%Photos, floor plan and 3D tourBooked the week we list
IncludedStaging consultationOne visit, written room-by-room list
IncludedPre-listing inspectionIf you want one before buyers do
We pay $450The buyer's agent, if you offer it
Buyer-agent compensationSince August 2024, agreed per offer, never promised on the MLS
Your choiceNorth Carolina closing costs
Excise tax (revenue stamps)Set by the state
$1 per $500Closing attorneyNC closings run through an attorney
About $700 to $1,000Property taxProrated to closing day
VariesMortgage payoff and HOA transfer feesFrom your lender and HOA
VariesQuestions about any line? Call 919-555-0142.
Monday to Saturday, 8 AM to 7 PM.
I started Keystone & Pine in 2014 in an old brick storefront on Person Street, with two agents and one rule: we only take listings in neighborhoods we can walk to.
Twelve years later there are six of us, and the rule hasn't changed. It's why we can tell you which Oakwood porches need Historic Development Commission approval, which Five Points basements take water, and what the house two doors down really sold for.
We're independent. No franchise fee comes out of your sale, and nobody in another state decides how we price your home.
When you call, you get the agent who works your street, and an answer the same day.
Ruth Okafor
Broker-in-charge and owner, NC license 241876
Selling, week by week
Most of our listings go from first call to closing in about nine weeks. Here is where the time goes, and who does what.
Week 1
Walk-through and your written analysis1 hour
Price set togetherDay 3
Pre-listing inspection, if you want oneDay 5
Week 2
Repairs and staging visit4 days
Photos, floor plan and 3D tourThursday
Week 3
Live on the MLSWednesday
First open houseSaturday
Showing feedback reportEvery Monday
Weeks 4 to 9
Offer signed, due diligence fee to youWeek 4
Buyer's due diligence period14 to 21 days
Closing at the attorney's officeWeek 9
Keys handed over, proceeds wiredAbout 9 weeks
Tell us your address and we'll have a real number for you by tomorrow.