Windsor Estates, a neighborhood in Winston-Salem, North Carolina, has experienced significant changes in its housing market over the past decade. The area is characterized by high rental occupancy rates and steadily increasing home values. From 2013 to 2022, homeownership rates in Windsor Estates fluctuated between 14% and 22%, while average home prices saw a substantial rise from $127,071 in 2013 to $250,419 in 2022, marking a 97% increase over nine years. The relationship between federal interest rates and homeownership rates in Windsor Estates shows some correlation. For example, in 2017, when the federal interest rate was 1%, the homeownership rate increased to 22% from 17% the previous year. However, as interest rates climbed to 1.83% in 2018, homeownership dropped slightly to 20%. This trend suggests that lower interest rates may have encouraged more residents to purchase homes in the neighborhood. Renter percentages in Windsor Estates have remained consistently high, ranging from 77% to 86% between 2013 and 2022. The average rent prices, however, have shown some fluctuation. In 2013, the average rent was $723, which increased to $1,006 by 2015. Subsequently, rent prices declined, reaching a low of $670 in 2018, before rising again to $791 in 2022. These changes in rent prices don't show a clear correlation with the percentage of renters, suggesting that other factors, such as local market conditions or housing supply, may have influenced rent prices more significantly.