North Carolina city profile
What it costs to live in Concord, and how it compares with other North Carolina cities, in plain numbers.
Value score
72
10th best value in North Carolina
How much you get for what you pay, versus other North Carolina cities.
Overall livability
77
6th overall in North Carolina
Cost, safety, schools, jobs and quality of life combined.
Concord is home to about 102,566 people. A typical home runs $247,800 and a household earns around $78,800, a price-to-income ratio of 3.1. Among North Carolina's largest cities, it ranks 10th for value and 6th overall. For context, the typical Concord home is about 25% below the statewide median of $332,000 and local household income is about 22% above the statewide median of $64,400.
Median home price
$247,800
26th in NC of 71
Median rent
$1,091/mo
Median household income
$78,800
Home price to income
3.1x
Unemployment
4.6%
20th in NC of 71
School rating
7/10
19th in NC of 71
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