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More Than a Place to Live or Work — A Place to Thrive
Pitt County offers a unique blend of vibrant cities, welcoming small towns, and peaceful landscapes rooted in rich history and a growing spirit of innovation. Today, that legacy continues through strong communities, responsive leadership, and a shared commitment to opportunity and quality of life.
More than just a place to live or work, Pitt County is a place to thrive. Residents enjoy affordability that makes everyday life more accessible without sacrificing comfort or convenience. Whether you’re a first-time homebuyer, raising a family, downsizing, relocating for work, starting a business, or simply visiting, you’ll find housing options and community resources designed to fit your needs and budget.
Guided by a strong spirit of service, County government is dedicated to supporting the health, safety, and well-being of all who live, work, and visit. From essential services to meaningful community engagement, this is your trusted source for the tools, information, and resources you need to live well, stay informed, and grow with confidence.
Where Quality of Life Meets Cost of Living
Pitt County offers strong affordability compared to national averages, making it an attractive choice for homebuyers, renters, and those relocating for new opportunities. Below are recent cost-of-living and housing market highlights:
- Affordability: The cost of living in the Greenville-Pitt County region is approximately 10% to 15% lower than the national average.
- Home Prices: The median home price in Greenville is around $209,200, which is nearly 38% below the national median.
- Countywide Home Value: Across Pitt County, the average home value is about $242,000, with homes typically selling in roughly 24 days.
- Rental Market: The median asking rent in Pitt County is approximately $1,532 per month (as of September 2025), offering competitive monthly housing costs compared with many metro areas.
- Market Momentum: The median sale price in Pitt County was about $285,000 in August 2025, up roughly 4% year over year, reflecting steady buyer demand.
For homebuyers, renters, and investors alike, Pitt County’s combination of affordable housing, shorter time to sale, and lower overall living costs supports financial stability and long-term growth.
From Downtown Living to Country Comfort
- Urban Living: Downtown Greenville offers walkable access to dining, entertainment, and modern apartment or condo living.
- Suburban Communities: Family-friendly neighborhoods in Winterville, Ayden, and Grifton provide a balance of space, quality schools, and convenience.
- Rural Settings: Grimesland, Bethel, Falkland, and nearby areas offer peaceful surroundings with room to grow, making them ideal for agriculture, hobby farming, or simply enjoying wide-open spaces.
Whether you’re drawn to the energy of city life or the calm of the countryside, Pitt County offers a variety of affordable and appealing places to call home, with living options to match every lifestyle and stage of life.
Resources to Help You Make Pitt County Home
Pitt County offers a variety of tools and community resources to help new and prospective residents find the right place to call home. From economic development data to local events and housing information, these links can guide you as you explore your options.
Pitt County Economic Development:
Access tools, data, and community insights for prospective residents, homebuyers, and investors.
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City of Greenville:
Learn about city services, neighborhoods, amenities, and housing permits.
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Go Local Guide:
Discover events, attractions, relocation tips, and ways to get involved in the community.
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With a strong housing market, welcoming neighborhoods, and an affordable cost of living, Pitt County is more than just a place to live—it’s a place to grow, connect, and build your future.