About North Dakota economy

The real gross domestic product per capita (Engl. per capita GDP in real terms) in 2006 stood at $ 34,446 (national average of the 50 U.S. states: USD 37,714; place national ranking: 30) [4].

Major products are grain, potatoes and flax. The cattle farming is of importance. Even the oil and gas production is gaining in importance, while the reduction of lignite declines.

The main east-west routes are the U.S. 2 and Interstate 94th The State Roads 5 and 200 are also important east-west routes. The main north-south trunk roads are the Interstate 29, U.S. 81, U.S. 281, U.S. 83, and the U.S. 85th

U.S. 52 runs from northwest to southeast of Portal after Jamestown and then together with the I-94 after Fargo. The U.S. 12 introduces the extreme southwest of the state and crosses into the Bowman U.S. 85 to Denver and El Paso (Texas).

North Dakota real estate values

Listing Type Number Median Price Price Change
from Sep
Homes for Sale 2,561 $147,900 +0.7%
New Homes 0 n/a n/a
Foreclosures 178 $94,900 0.0%

North Dakota real estate markets

The most popular real estate markets for the North Dakota state are in the following areas:

•    Bismarck
•    Fargo
•    Minot
•    Wahpeton
•    Dickinson
•    Grand Forks
•    Mekinock
•    Valley City
•    Devils Lake
•    Jamestown
•    New Town

Bear in mind that the list of North Dakota real estate markets may be subject to change due to economic issues.