Roanoke, Virginia Homes For Sale & Real Estate
About Roanoke
One of the largest and most populous cities in Virginia, Roanoke lies between the Allegheny Mountains and Blue Ridge Mountains. The iconic neon Roanoke Star overlooks the city from atop Mill Mountain and is a popular landmark often photographed by visitors.
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Roanoke, VA Real Estate Statistics
- Total Homes547
- Avg. Size In Sq. Ft.2,030
- Avg. Age In Years61
- Avg. Days On Market86
- Minimum Price$50,000
- Maximum Price$1,850,000
- Average Price$361,832
- Avg. Price Per Sq. Ft.$178
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Roanoke Home & Community Information
The city of Roanoke has a population of about 100,000 people, with the median age being 38.5. It has a median household income of $44,230, and a median property value of a little over $135,000. Browse the latest real estate listings in Roanoke, VA.
Schools & Education
Roanoke City Public Schools includes 17 different elementary schools serving grades pre-K-5. For grades 6-8, there are five middle schools to choose from, including Lucy Addison Middle School and James Madison Middle School. All schools offer a variety of athletic and academic opportunities. There are also several high schools in Roanoke, including Patrick Henry High School and William Fleming High School. For those interested in higher education in Roanoke, Virginia Western Community College is a public, two-year institution that offers training in a variety of different fields and trades, and Roanoke College is a four-year institution offering a variety of majors.
Employment Opportunities
No matter what field you’re interested in, you’ll find many job opportunities in Roanoke. The biggest industries in the city include healthcare and social services, retail trade, and food service. Other fields of interest include enterprise management, scientific and technical services, and public administration.
Things to Do in Roanoke
There’s so much to see and do in Roanoke. Downtown Roanoke features attractions such as the historic City Market, where you can buy locally-grown food and support the community. There’s no shortage of great food and drink options as well, from craft breweries to steakhouses to sushi bars and everything in between.
There are plenty of great outdoor places in Roanoke, too. If you like biking, try the Roanoke Valley Greenways—urban bike trails that include playgrounds, picnic areas, and more.
Roanoke, VA Real Estate Services
Roanoke is a rich and thriving community with plenty to offer its residents. Want to explore more of our incredible region? Check out our Live Local page for our agents' favorite places to eat, drink, play and shop. And if you're interested in knowing more about what the city has to offer, or if you're ready to make Roanoke your new home, contact us. You can also stop by one of our two local offices—Main office or Oak Grove office. We'll help you get settled into the area and find your dream house.
Roanoke, VA FAQs
What is the geographical setting and general character of Roanoke?
Roanoke is positioned between the Allegheny Mountains and the Blue Ridge Mountains as one of the largest and most populous cities in the state. A notable feature of the city is the neon Roanoke Star located on Mill Mountain, which serves as a popular destination for visitors and a symbol of the region.
What are the current trends in the local real estate market?
The real estate market in the region features homes with an average age of sixty-one years and an average size of 2,061 square feet. Properties spend an average of eighty-six days on the market and have an average price of 371,604 dollars. Potential buyers can find a wide range of property types including land, luxury estates, townhouses, condominiums, and waterfront homes.
Which neighborhoods are popular for residents?
There are many recognized residential areas throughout the city such as Old Southwest, Grandin Court, Raleigh Court, and South Roanoke. Other notable neighborhoods include Glade Creek, Pinnacle Ridge, Grove Park, and Westhampton.
How is the educational system structured for local families?
Families are served by Roanoke City Public Schools which manages seventeen elementary schools and five middle schools including James Madison and Lucy Addison. High school students typically attend schools such as Patrick Henry or William Fleming. For higher education, the city is home to Virginia Western Community College and Roanoke College.
What are the primary employment opportunities in the city?
The major industries providing jobs in the city include healthcare and social services, retail trade, and food service. Other significant fields for local employment include public administration, enterprise management, and scientific and technical services.
What recreational and cultural activities can residents enjoy?
Downtown Roanoke features the historic City Market where residents can buy locally grown food and support local vendors. Outdoor enthusiasts can utilize the Roanoke Valley Greenways which offer urban bike trails, playgrounds, and picnic areas. Cultural highlights include the Grandin Theatre and various dining options like craft breweries and sushi bars.
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