The pond-side trail, skate park and library at Raleigh Springs Civic Center make it a distinct civic destination in northeast Memphis. Raleigh’s residential streets extend beyond its main shopping and service corridors. Exploring the relationship between a listing and those roads or public facilities helps turn a broad Raleigh search into a more specific location choice. The five Raleigh-area reporting maps collectively recorded 426 residential sales for 2025. The midpoint sale price was $170,000, and the average came to $168,071. A ↑ $1,598 change separates that average from 2024; mean days on market was 35 days.

Reporting scope: MLS map areas 731 (Egypt Central), 732 (Raleigh/Singleton), 733 (Raleigh Southeast), 734 (Raleigh/Scenic Hills) and 735 (Covington Pike South). Residential listings with closed status and closing dates January 1–December 31, 2025; arrow comparison uses January 1–December 31, 2024 with the same filters. Includes existing and new homes entered in the MLS. The combined map figures describe the reporting area and are not a valuation of an individual property.

Source: Memphis Area Association of REALTORS® (MAAR), Paragon MLS. Information is deemed reliable but not guaranteed. Statistics reflect the stated reporting boundaries and property types and may be revised.