Homes for Sale in Fargo, ND

Fargo, ND homes for sale — new construction, price cuts, and weekly open houses, with live market data updated daily from the MLS. Modern Market REALTORS®, (701) 205-5517.

Fargo is the largest city in North Dakota and the economic hub of the Fargo-Moorhead metro. With a revitalized downtown, well-regarded Fargo Public Schools, and a deep job market anchored by Sanford Health, Essentia Health, Microsoft, and NDSU, Fargo consistently ranks among the best places to live in the Midwest. Our team knows every corner of the market — from historic north-side character homes to south Fargo's newest construction.

Why Buy a Home in Fargo, ND?

Fargo offers something rare in the upper Midwest: genuine big-city amenities with housing you can actually afford. Most single-family homes list between about $250,000 and $500,000, with a median right around $380,000 today, and there's real choice at every level — from character bungalows and starter homes under $200,000 to brand-new luxury builds well past $1 million in south Fargo's newest developments. Whether you want a walkable spot near downtown or a modern rambler with a three-stall garage on the south side, the inventory is here.

A deep, steady job market is the engine behind Fargo's growth. Sanford Health and Essentia Health are the two largest employers, followed by North Dakota State University, Microsoft's Fargo campus, Bobcat, and a growing downtown cluster of tech and finance firms. Unemployment has sat near the bottom of the national range for years. Young professionals are drawn to the walkable downtown — locally owned restaurants, breweries, and the restored Fargo Theatre — while families gravitate to south and west Fargo for the newer schools, parks, and larger lots.

Fargo Public Schools is the largest district in the state, running Davies, Fargo South, and Fargo North high schools alongside dozens of elementary and middle schools, and it consistently performs well. One thing every Fargo buyer should understand before making an offer is North Dakota special assessments. In newer neighborhoods, “specials” can add roughly $2,000 to $8,000 a year on top of property taxes to pay off the streets, water, and sewer that serve the development, and they run for years. We show both the property tax and the special-assessment balance on every listing, so you see the true monthly cost — not just the sticker price — before you write an offer.

Neighborhoods in Fargo

South Fargo holds most of the new construction and master-planned growth — Osgood (built around the Osgood golf course), Prairie Farms, Rose Creek (in the Davies High zone), Rocking Horse Farm, Timber Creek, Eagle Pointe, and Valley View Estates. Established south-side neighborhoods like Prairiewood, Southview Villages, and Country Club Acres offer more approachable prices, while The Pines at the District brings walkable, mixed-use living. North Fargo, along the Red River, holds the city's historic character — grand homes in Oak Grove, the Edgewood golf-course area, and the Downtown and Island Park core — plus established school neighborhoods like Horace Mann, Roosevelt/NDSU, and Washington.

School District: Fargo Public Schools (Davies, Fargo South, Fargo North high schools)

Newest Homes for Sale in Fargo (12+)

1462 68th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $385,000 · 3 bd / 3 ba
4325 39th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $289,900 · 3 bd / 2 ba
120 Prairiewood Drive S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $549,000 · 4 bd / 4 ba
7025 Selkirk Drive S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $485,320 · 3 bd / 3 ba
7004 32nd St S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $376,810 · 3 bd / 3 ba
4015 49th Avenue S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $150,000
1721 42nd Street S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $195,000 · 2 bd / 2 ba
3316 MAPLE LEAF Loop S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $342,000 · 3 bd / 2 ba
2440 15 Street S, Fargo, ND 58103 — $199,500 · 2 bd / 2 ba
4357 Coventry Drive S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $525,000 · 4 bd / 3 ba
3534 54th Street S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $649,000 · 5 bd / 3 ba
7016 32nd Street S, Fargo, ND 58104 — $349,210 · 3 bd / 2 ba

Frequently Asked Questions

What are Fargo special assessments, and how much do they cost?

Special assessments (“specials”) are charges the city adds to pay for infrastructure — streets, water, sewer, and sidewalks — in a development. In newer Fargo neighborhoods they commonly add about $2,000 to $8,000 per year on top of your property taxes and run for 10 to 20 years. They're the single biggest cost surprise for buyers new to North Dakota, so always ask about the specials balance before you make an offer. We show both the property tax and the special-assessment amount on every listing page.

What do homes cost in Fargo, ND?

Prices run from around $150,000 for older or smaller homes up past $1 million for new luxury builds in south Fargo, but the typical single-family home sells in the $250,000 to $500,000 range, with a current median near $380,000. Condos and townhomes generally start in the low $200,000s. The live count and today's prices update daily above.

Where is the new construction in Fargo?

Most of Fargo's new construction is on the south and southwest sides, in developments like Prairie Farms, Timber Creek, and Eagle Pointe and along the growing 52nd Avenue corridor, with new builds typically starting in the mid-$300,000s. West Fargo and Horace also have heavy new construction just outside the city. Ask us and we'll show you what's under construction versus move-in ready.

Is Fargo a good place to raise a family?

Consistently, yes — Fargo ranks among the top U.S. cities for families on low crime, strong schools, affordable housing, and excellent healthcare. Fargo Public Schools is the largest district in the state with three high schools, and the city maintains more than 75 parks plus an extensive bike-trail system along the Red River.

How do property taxes compare between Fargo and Moorhead?

North Dakota's property tax rates tend to run a little lower than Minnesota's, but Fargo's special assessments can erase that gap in newer neighborhoods, while Minnesota has none. Minnesota's income tax is also higher. We help buyers estimate the full tax-plus-specials picture for any home before they offer, so you're comparing the real numbers.

Where can I find open houses in Fargo?

We track every upcoming open house across Fargo and the wider metro, updated daily from the MLS. See the full schedule on our open houses page, or ask us to set up alerts so you never miss a showing in the neighborhood you want.

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Modern Market REALTORS® — Jim Christl (Broker) & Shannon Barnum (Associate Broker). Serving Fargo, Moorhead, West Fargo, Horace, Detroit Lakes, and Minnesota lake country. Call (701) 205-5517.