Jason is right, and we do have Realist active in the Triangle MLS.
The records can be exported into an Excel file and emailed or printed.

Hi Jack,

It would be a little tougher to do and time consuming using public information (and Wake Gov rounds to the nearest $500--you'd need the name of each street, then would have to look for similar sq. footage and agest to find truly comparable homes). I can do a CMA (comparative market analysis) using our MLS software and pull homes in a certain zip code, certain timeframe, certain square footage range, certain age, lot size range, neighborhood, area, sub area, # BR/BA, etc. in just a few clicks--as long as they were MLS listed properties. It gives you the average days on market, list to sale price ratio, and other info. A Realtor can also pull up each closed listings to see if there were financial concessions such as closing costs and home warranties included w/ the sale as well, but the general public doesn't have access to that info. If you're curious about the current market value of your home, you can touch base w/ a Realtor or pay to have an actual appraisal done on your property by a licensed appraiser (usually around $350-450+ depending on sq. ft.). The only other option I can think of would be to figure out who the listing agent was for each property and call around... but that's pretty time intensive as well.

Let me know if you have any questions. Thanks and enjoy the rest of your weekend! Wendy

Jack,

As Mike stated, a Realtor can pull the solds from the MLS, if the home was listed on the MLS. Realist is tax based system that some MLS utilize. You can pull any solds from Realist, it does not matter if the home was on the MLS or not. You might ask around to see if the Realtors in your area have access to Realist, they can do very detailed searches to provide you with the information you are after. I hope this helps.

Jason Ewing, GRI/CNS
Coldwell Banker Triad, Realtors

Any Realtor can pull sold listings for you. Homes that sold that were not MLS listed will not show.
Some of the 3rd party sites, like Zillow may help, but may be harder to reduce to specific time frames.