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Emily Childress

Emily Childress
Real Estate Agent (Broker)
Raleigh - NC

Broker (NC: 300426)

REALTOR® 1 Active Listings Serves Wake County, NC
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About Emily Childress

With a lifelong passion for real estate, this agent has always been drawn to the dynamic nature of the market. Growing up, their parents frequently renovated both their primary residence and investment properties, instilling in them a deep appreciation for the industry. Now, as a dedicated professional in the thriving Triangle Area market, they are eager to share this enthusiasm with clients.

Having relocated to Raleigh in late 2007, they quickly found a sense of belonging, especially after meeting their husband, a North Carolina native. Together, they cherish the state's diverse offerings, from its stunning beaches and mountains to its beautiful parks, rivers, and lakes. In their leisure time, they enjoy kayaking, hiking, reading, watching films, and taking leisurely walks around the neighborhood with their pug.

Understanding that buying or selling a home is a significant milestone, this agent is committed to being an invaluable partner throughout the process. They take pride in staying updated on the latest listings and are dedicated to helping clients realize their dreams and achieve their goals. For personalized assistance, feel free to reach out today.

Wake County, NC Real Estate Market Analysis (Single Family Homes)

$724,134
Avg. Listing Price
From Emily's portfolio
3.8 / 3.3
Avg. Beds/Baths
Typical property size
2,710 sf
Avg. Square Footage
Interior living space
4869
Active Listings
Current inventory

Wake County, North Carolina stands as one of the Southeast's most dynamic real estate markets, anchored by Raleigh's thriving tech corridor and the prestigious Research Triangle Park. This rapidly growing region has attracted major corporations like Apple, Google, and Amazon, creating unprecedented demand for both residential and commercial properties across diverse price points.

The county's real estate landscape is supported by an impressive network of 13,792 total actively licensed agents, with complete email accessibility across this entire professional base. This robust agent concentration reflects the market's complexity and opportunity, serving everything from luxury estates in North Hills to affordable starter homes in outlying communities like Zebulon and Wendell.

Major Wake County, North Carolina Real Estate Markets

Raleigh dominates as the county's primary market, with distinct neighborhoods like downtown's warehouse district experiencing dramatic urban renewal, while established areas like Five Points and Oakwood maintain their historic charm. Cary has emerged as a premium suburban destination, consistently ranking among America's best places to live, driving luxury home sales above $800,000. Meanwhile, Apex and Holly Springs represent the county's fastest-growing suburban markets, attracting young families with new construction and top-rated schools.

The Research Triangle's influence extends beyond Raleigh's city limits, with Morrisville and Garner benefiting from proximity to RTP employers and Raleigh-Durham International Airport. Wake Forest has transformed from a small college town into a sought-after suburban community, while Fuquay-Varina offers a unique blend of historic downtown charm and modern development. Each market operates with distinct pricing dynamics, inventory levels, and buyer demographics.

Market Dynamics and Geographic Complexity

Wake County's real estate market defies simple categorization, with micro-markets varying dramatically within short distances. Downtown Raleigh condos can command $400+ per square foot, while similar properties in Knightdale might sell for half that amount. The county's rapid population growth—adding roughly 20,000 residents annually—has created persistent inventory shortages in desirable school districts, particularly in West Cary and North Raleigh.

Surprisingly, the market shows strong performance across all segments, from first-time buyer condos under $200,000 to luxury estates exceeding $2 million. Corporate relocations drive significant activity in the $300,000-$600,000 range, while local move-up buyers fuel demand in established neighborhoods. The presence of three major universities adds rental market complexity, creating opportunities in student housing and investment properties.

Why Businesses Need Wake County, North Carolina Agent Contact Data

The county's 13,792 actively licensed agents represent diverse specializations essential for business success—from corporate relocation specialists serving RTP companies to luxury agents handling executive transfers. Mortgage lenders, home improvement companies, and insurance providers need direct access to this agent network to capitalize on Wake County's sustained growth trajectory and high transaction volumes.

With complete email coverage across all licensed agents, businesses can efficiently segment their outreach by geographic focus, price range expertise, or client type. Whether targeting new construction specialists in Apex, downtown condo experts in Raleigh, or luxury market agents in Cary, having comprehensive contact data enables precise marketing campaigns that drive measurable results in this competitive, high-opportunity market.

Contact Information

Brokerage
Costello Real Estate & Investments (tr)

Office Website
Office Address
911 Paverstone Dr
Raleigh, NC  27615
(Wake County)
Office Phone
919-213-0557
Office Fax
Mobile
919-455-7220
Email
emily@************

Service Areas

Rolesville: NC Wake Forest: NC

Current Property Listings

As of 1/31/2026, Emily Childress has 1 property for sale in Raleigh and surrounding areas.

$575,000

Listed 2025-11-12

105 S Elm St
Louisburg, NC  27549

Beds: 5.0
Baths: 3.0
Sq Ft: 3,979
Lot: 72,310 sf
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Current Property Rentals

Emily Childress currently has no rental properties available in Raleigh and surrounding areas. Check back later.