Mocksville, NC Housing Market & City Data

Explore key insights and real experiences from people who call Mocksville home. Use the data below as a starting point to compare and discover what makes this city a great place to live.

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Average City Rating
5,252
Population Estimate
$140,278
Median Home Value
96.8%
Employment Rate
21.4%
Bachelor's Degree+

Mocksville City Reviews

Real experiences from people who call Mocksville home.

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Mocksville, NC, is a charming small town located in Davie County with a strong sense of community and a rich history. It's a wonderful place to live for those who want a slower-paced lifestyle with easy access to bigger cities like Winston-Salem, Salisbury, and even Charlotte. As a Davie County native, I have a personal connection to the area, and I can confidently say it's a place that values tradition, family, and local businesses. Here's what home buyers moving to Mocksville should know: Pros of Living in Mocksville: Tight-Knit Community: The people here are friendly and welcoming. Mocksville has a hometown feel, where you'll often see familiar faces at local events or businesses. Convenient Location: You're just a short drive from larger cities, so you can enjoy a quiet, rural lifestyle but still have easy access to urban amenities. Affordable Real Estate: Compared to nearby cities, housing prices in Mocksville are often more affordable. You get more value for your money when it comes to property size and location. Great Schools and Parks: The town offers good educational opportunities for families, and there are parks and recreational spaces for kids and adults alike. Local Events and Activities: Mocksville hosts a number of community events throughout the year, including festivals, farmers' markets, and outdoor activities. There's a great sense of local pride. Nature and Outdoor Activities: The area is perfect for outdoor enthusiasts, with nearby trails, lakes, and rural landscapes. Cons of Living in Mocksville: Limited Entertainment Options: For those used to city living, Mocksville might feel a bit quiet, especially in terms of nightlife and entertainment options. Public Transportation: The town is car-dependent, so if you don't own a car, getting around can be challenging. Public transportation options are limited. Less Job Variety: While there are opportunities within the town, some may find the job market more limited compared to larger metropolitan areas. Final Thoughts: Mocksville is ideal for home buyers who appreciate small-town living with the benefits of being close to larger cities. It's great for families, retirees, or anyone looking to enjoy the slower pace of life while still having access to all the conveniences of modern living. For anyone thinking about making Mocksville their home, I'd be happy to answer any questions or help with finding the perfect property!

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Housing & Demographic Overview

Key insights about the community

Data as of October 2026

HOUSING DATA (October 2026)

Median Price per SqFt$192
Median Listing Price$365,000
Median Days on Market46
Active Listings82
New Listings32
Total Listings (Active + Pending)116
Avg Listing Price$588,395
Avg Listing Price Change MoM5%
Avg Listing Price Change YoY51%

HOUSEHOLD OVERVIEW

Family Size3.02
Family Dual Income50.7
Median Household Income$42,872
Median Individual Income$21,881
Home Ownership58.1%
Home Value$140,278
Median Rent$666
Rent Burden26.6%
Poverty20.4%

EDUCATION, GENDER & MARITAL STATUS

EDUCATION

  • No Highschool Degree or GED15.2%
  • Highschool Education35.1%
  • Some College28.3%
  • Bachelors Degree14.5%
  • Graduate Degree6.9%
  • Total College or Above21.4%
  • Stem Degree51.1%

GENDER BREAKDOWN

  • Male46.8%
  • Female53.2%

MARITAL STATUS

  • Married42.4%
  • Divorced17.4%
  • Never Married32.6%
  • Widowed7.5%

CITY DATA & AGE BREAKDOWN

CITY DATA

CityMocksville
State IDNC
Population5,252

AGE BREAKDOWN

Age Group% of Population
Under 1824.2%
19–2915.4%
30–3912.2%
40–4912.4%
Age Group% of Population
50–5913.4%
60–699.6%
70–797.7%
80+4.9%

WORKFORCE, ETHNICITY & OTHER

WORKFORCE

Labor Force Participation63.9%
Unemployment Rate3.2%
Disabled17.8%

ETHNICITY

White76.3%
Black12.0%
Asian1.4%
Native American0.1%
Pacific Islander0.0%
Other7.6%
Multiple2.6%

OTHER

Hispanic19.0%
Limited English2.8%
Health Uninsured10.3%
Veteran8.3%

Local Discussions

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  2. What are the best neighborhoods in Mocksville, NC for families?

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  3. What should home buyers know about the Mocksville, NC housing market?

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  4. Is it better to buy or rent a home in Mocksville, NC?

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  5. What are the most affordable neighborhoods in Mocksville, NC?

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  6. How much income do you need to buy a house in Mocksville, NC?

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  7. How much are property taxes on a home in Mocksville, NC?

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  8. What are the best neighborhoods in Mocksville, NC for first-time home buyers?

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  9. What is it like to live in Mocksville, NC?

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Neighborhoods in Mocksville, NC

Get to know neighborhoods in Mocksville, ordered by the number of properties in the provider sample.

  • Heritage Oaks Neighborhood Park

    Heritage Oaks ↗

    Median asking price
    $239,950
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    18
    —

    Nearby schools · estimated

    Ratings not available

  • Twinbrook Village

    TwinBrook ↗

    Median asking price
    $159,900
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    10
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    Nearby schools · estimated

    Ratings not available

  • Pudding Ridge Golf Course

    Pudding Ridge ↗

    Median asking price
    $324,900
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    6
    —

    Nearby schools · estimated

    Ratings not available

  • Fox Run by D.R. Horton

    Fox Run ↗

    Median asking price
    $1,300
    / sq ft
    —
    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    5
    C

    Nearby schools · estimated

    5.7/10 · 3 schools

  • Edgewood Baptist Church

    Edgewood ↗

    Median asking price
    $226,950
    / sq ft
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    Active listings
    Not available
    properties in discovery sample
    3
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    Nearby schools · estimated

    Ratings not available

Data as of . Listing snapshots from Redfin; nearby-school rating estimates.

About these neighborhood estimates

Prices and counts describe active listings returned by the provider, excluding coming-soon and nearby search results. They are asking prices, not sold prices, and may not include every home for sale.

Nearby-school grades are FastExpert estimates from the average available ratings of unique public schools returned for sampled neighborhood properties. A: 8–10; B: 6–under 8; C: 4–under 6; D: 2–under 4; F: 1–under 2. Unrated schools are excluded. Nearby schools may not be assigned to a specific address.

Photos show identified local landmarks. Five neighborhoods are shown, ordered by property count. Median asking price breaks a tie.