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Mortgage Refinancing in North Carolina

Real refinance data for North Carolina from federal sources, updated annually. See how your state compares to national averages.

Refinance Originations

21,210

2023 HMDA data

Avg Loan Amount

$298,069

National: $410,429

Denial Rate

29.1%

Above national avg

Median Home Value

$259,400

U.S. Census Bureau

Source: HMDA 2023 via CFPB, U.S. Census Bureau ACS

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Refinance Trends in North Carolina

Originations by Year

Refinance originations in North Carolina by year. Source: HMDA via CFPB.

Loan Type Breakdown

Conventional: 89%
FHA: 7%
VA: 4%

Includes all refinance applications (originated, denied, and other outcomes). Source: HMDA via CFPB.

Home Price Trends in North Carolina

+3.19% YoYas of 2025-Q4

Source: FHFA House Price Index

Top Lenders in North Carolina

#LenderHMDA RecordsAvg Loan
1State Employees'64,050-
2State Employees'52,820-
3Rocket Mortgage LLC27,734-
4Truist Bank24,660-
5Wells Fargo Bank National Association20,092-
6Truist Bank18,311-
7Rocket Mortgage LLC17,267-
8Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance Inc.16,345-
9Movement Mortgage LLC16,251-
10Vanderbilt Mortgage And Finance Inc.16,021-

Ranked by total HMDA filings in the state (2023). Source: HMDA via CFPB.

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How North Carolina Compares

MetricNorth CarolinaNational Avg
Refinance Originations21,210435,709
Avg Loan Amount$298,069$410,429
Denial Rate29.1%27.87%

Green indicates the state performs better than the national average. Red indicates worse. Source: HMDA 2023, U.S. Census Bureau.

Current Mortgage Rates

30-Year Fixed

6.38%

6.22% prev

15-Year Fixed

5.75%

5.54% prev

5/1 ARM

6.06%

5.95% prev

National average rates updated daily from FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis). Your rate depends on your credit score, loan amount, and lender.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How many people refinanced in North Carolina in 2023?

In 2023, there were 21,210 refinance originations in North Carolina, according to HMDA data reported to the CFPB.

What is the average refinance loan amount in North Carolina?

The average refinance loan amount in North Carolina was $298,069 in 2023. This reflects originated loans reported through HMDA.

What is the refinance denial rate in North Carolina?

The refinance denial rate in North Carolina was 29.1% in 2023. This is calculated from originated and denied applications reported to the CFPB.

What are the top refinance lenders in North Carolina?

The most active lenders in North Carolina by HMDA filing volume include State Employees', State Employees', Rocket Mortgage LLC. See the full list above for details.

Is it a good time to refinance in North Carolina?

Whether refinancing makes sense depends on your current rate, loan balance, and how long you plan to stay in your home. Use our refinance calculator and break-even calculator to estimate your potential savings based on current national rates.

Want a deeper analysis?

Read our full editorial guide on refinancing in North Carolina, including tips, regulations, and state programs.

Read the North Carolina Refinance Guide

Data sourced from HMDA (Home Mortgage Disclosure Act) via the CFPB and FRED (Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis). Demographics from the U.S. Census Bureau American Community Survey. This page is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. Consult a licensed mortgage professional for personalized guidance.