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Cajah's Mountain, NC Home Values and Rents

The typical home value in Cajah's Mountain is $238,349, 296th highest of 454 cities and towns in North Carolina. Median rent is $729 a month.

Typical home value
$238,349
296th of 454 in NC
Median rent
$729/mo
ACS 2020-2024
Price change, 1 year
-0.1%
Sep 2026
Homeownership
75.3%
NC: 66.6%

Home sale prices in the Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NC area

Zillow median sale price, Sep 2026

$262,003-5.4% from a year earlier

Half of homes in the metro area sold for more and half for less. Zillow publishes sale prices for metro areas, not for single counties or cities.

Typical home value in Cajah's Mountain

Zillow Home Value Index, all homes, middle tier

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PeriodCajah's Mountain
Sep 2026$238,349
Dec 2025$238,666
Dec 2024$246,868
Dec 2023$239,234
Dec 2022$230,398
Dec 2021$192,418
Dec 2020$170,050
Dec 2019$151,038
Dec 2018$134,291
Dec 2017$122,623
Dec 2016$115,783
Dec 2015$106,155
Dec 2014$98,196
Dec 2013$100,285
Dec 2012$99,816

Over five years, Cajah's Mountain prices changed +23.9%.

Source: Zillow Research · Last updated 09/01/2026

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Fair Market Rents, FY2027

HUD rent standard for Hickory-Lenoir-Morganton, NC MSA

NC rents
Unit sizeMonthly rentvs FY2026
Studio$961+12.0%
1 bedroom$965+6.3%
2 bedrooms$1,147+4.7%
3 bedrooms$1,399+2.0%
4 bedrooms$1,707+2.8%

Frequently asked questions

What is the typical home value in Cajah's Mountain, NC?
The typical home value in Cajah's Mountain is $238,349 (Zillow Home Value Index, Sep 2026). The North Carolina median is $288,900.
How much is rent in Cajah's Mountain?
The median rent in Cajah's Mountain is $729 a month, including utilities paid by the renter. HUD's FY2027 Fair Market Rent for a two-bedroom unit is $1,147.
Are home prices going up in Cajah's Mountain?
The typical home value in Cajah's Mountain changed -0.1% over one year and +23.9% over five years, as of Sep 2026.
How does Cajah's Mountain compare with the rest of North Carolina?
Cajah's Mountain has the 296th highest median home value of 454 cities and towns with 1,000+ residents in North Carolina.