Current Georgia Real Estate Market Data

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Current Georgia Real Estate Market Data

Compare home prices, closed sales, inventory and days on market using monthly FMLS housing data across 48 Georgia counties, alongside national mortgage rates and economic indicators from FRED.

Last update was 10/17/26 at 06:01 AM EDT

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Read the context. Mortgage rates are national averages, not loan quotes. Treasury yields are one influence on financing costs; they are not mortgage rates. Inflation measures price changes, not home values.

Compare like with like. These series have different frequencies and release dates. Housing starts are a national annualized pace. Georgia county data below comes from FMLS and is reported separately.

Monthly figures · Greater Atlanta Area

Greater Atlanta market snapshot

Select a number to explore its history in the chart below. Changes compare the same month a year earlier.

Median sale price

$415,000

2026-09

Median sale price among closed sales for the month, without deducting seller concessions.

New listings

7,560

2026-09

Listings newly added to the market during the month.

Homes for sale

20,991

2026-09

Properties in active status at the end of the reporting month.

Pending sales

3,247

2026-09

Properties with an accepted contract during the reporting month.

Closed sales

3,798

2026-09

Completed sales reported for the month.

Average days on market

45 days

2026-09

Average days from listing until an offer is accepted, as reported by FMLS.

Average cumulative days on market

63 days

2026-09

Average cumulative days from listing until offer acceptance, including the listing history counted by FMLS.

Months of supply

4.9

2026-09

Month-end active inventory divided by average monthly pending sales over the last 12 months; displayed directly from FMLS.

Percent of original price

95.4%

2026-09

Average sale price as a percentage of the original price of the most recent listing ID, without deducting seller concessions.

Median price per sq ft

$193

2026-09

FMLS median price per finished square foot for closed sales, without deducting seller concessions.

Showings per listing

2.8

2026-09

Average scheduled showings on active listings per month, subject to ShowingTime reporting coverage.

Compare Georgia housing markets by county

48 counties. Prices, supply and selling activity.

Explore Banks, Barrow, Bartow, Carroll, Chattooga, Cherokee, Clarke, Clayton, Cobb, Coweta, Dawson, DeKalb, Douglas, Elbert, Fannin, Fayette, Floyd, Forsyth, Franklin, Fulton, Gilmer, Gordon, Greene, Gwinnett, Habersham, Hall, Haralson, Hart, Henry, Jackson, Jasper, Lumpkin, Madison, Morgan, Murray, Newton, Oconee, Oglethorpe, Paulding, Pickens, Polk, Putnam, Rockdale, Spalding, Stephens, Walton, White, Wilkes counties. Use the tabs above to open a county’s dataset, select a metric to explore its monthly history, then compare the latest figures with Greater Atlanta and the entire FMLS area.

A county median describes the homes sold in that county; it is not a price estimate for every home there. Compare inventory, pending sales, cumulative days on market and months of supply alongside prices to understand more of the local picture. 42 county datasets include median price per square foot. Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Forsyth, Gwinnett omit that metric because no matching source was supplied. A metric is shown only where a matching source was supplied. These county feeds include all housing types in the supplied source; use the separate FMLS inventory section for attached and detached housing.

Latest median sale prices by area
AreaReporting monthValueYear-over-year change
Greater Atlanta Area2026-09$415,000Explore the chart for comparisons
All FMLS2026-09$395,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Banks County2026-09$350,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Barrow County2026-09$363,950Explore the chart for comparisons
Bartow County2026-09$329,950Explore the chart for comparisons
Carroll County2026-09$315,505Explore the chart for comparisons
Chattooga County2026-09$198,500Explore the chart for comparisons
Cherokee County2026-09$470,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Clarke County2026-09$362,500Explore the chart for comparisons
Clayton County2026-09$226,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Cobb County2026-09$425,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Coweta County2026-09$394,035Explore the chart for comparisons
Dawson County2026-09$440,000Explore the chart for comparisons
DeKalb County2026-09$380,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Douglas County2026-09$310,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Elbert County2026-09$318,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Fannin County2026-09$597,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Fayette County2026-09$380,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Floyd County2026-09$249,900Explore the chart for comparisons
Forsyth County2026-09$580,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Franklin County2026-09$233,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Fulton County2026-09$478,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Gilmer County2026-09$394,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Gordon County2026-09$277,500Explore the chart for comparisons
Greene County2026-09$337,495Explore the chart for comparisons
Gwinnett County2026-09$415,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Habersham County2026-09$338,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Hall County2026-09$410,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Haralson County2026-09$299,950Explore the chart for comparisons
Hart County2026-09$312,194Explore the chart for comparisons
Henry County2026-09$349,500Explore the chart for comparisons
Jackson County2026-09$430,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Jasper County2026-09$342,074Explore the chart for comparisons
Lumpkin County2026-09$396,950Explore the chart for comparisons
Madison County2026-09$355,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Morgan County2026-09$355,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Murray County2026-09$251,092Explore the chart for comparisons
Newton County2026-09$299,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Oconee County2026-09$576,995Explore the chart for comparisons
Oglethorpe County2026-09$325,100Explore the chart for comparisons
Paulding County2026-09$359,990Explore the chart for comparisons
Pickens County2026-09$440,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Polk County2026-09$280,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Putnam County2026-09$325,000Explore the chart for comparisons
Rockdale County2026-09$289,900Explore the chart for comparisons
Spalding County2026-09$339,200Explore the chart for comparisons
Stephens County2026-09$342,700Explore the chart for comparisons
Walton County2026-09$365,000Explore the chart for comparisons
White County2026-09$385,950Explore the chart for comparisons
Wilkes County2026-09Not reportedExplore the chart for comparisons

County and regional totals overlap; do not add these rows together. Each figure retains its source geography. Cumulative days on market includes listing history counted by FMLS and differs from the overview’s average days on market metric.

Entire FMLS Area

FMLS inventory & months of supply

Choose Both, Attached or Detached to compare available homes and months of supply.

This section always covers the entire FMLS area. The county tabs above do not change this attached/detached breakdown.

Months of supply equals month-end active inventory divided by average monthly pending sales over the last 12 months. “Both” uses the combined FMLS source figures; it is not an average of the attached and detached supply values.

Understanding the current Georgia real estate market

Research the latest available Georgia housing market data by county. Use prices, closed sales, inventory and selling pace together to compare local conditions. These are monthly reports checked daily for updates, not real-time listings or a statewide census.

Explore Cobb County housing trends, Fulton County market data, DeKalb County housing statistics and Gwinnett County market trends, or choose another county in Georgia markets. Compare local sales with national mortgage rates in Compare & overlay.

How current is the Georgia market data?

Each measure shows its reporting month. FMLS source checks run daily at 6:00 a.m. site time, while FRED indicators have their own release schedules. The last successful refresh is a retrieval date, not the reporting date. Failed refreshes retain the last successful data.

Are Georgia home prices rising or falling?

Select your county and median sale price, then review the year-over-year change and historical trend. County results can differ, and changes in the mix of homes sold can move the median. Inventory, pending sales and months of supply provide additional context.

Can I compare mortgage rates with county home sales?

Choose your county and Closed sales in Compare & overlay, then add the FRED 30-year mortgage series. Two-axis mode preserves original units; Indexed mode compares changes from a common starting month. Weekly mortgage observations are averaged by month. Similar movement does not establish cause.

Prices & buyer activity

Median sale price marks the midpoint of completed sales. It can shift when the mix of homes sold changes. Pending sales and showings add context about activity before a sale closes.

Inventory & months of supply

Inventory counts active listings at month end. InfoSparks divides that count by average monthly pending sales over the last 12 months to calculate months of supply. More supply means more choice relative to sales activity; it does not predict how long one home will take to sell.

Time on market & pricing

Average days on market runs from listing to offer acceptance. It does not measure time to closing. Cumulative days includes listing history counted by the source. Read both alongside the percentage of original price received.

What does percent of original price mean?

This is the average sale-to-original-price ratio for sold listings. Original price refers to the most recent listing ID, so a relisted home can have a new original price. It is not the last reduced asking price or necessarily the first price ever advertised. Seller concessions are not deducted. Changes in this percentage are labeled as percentage points on this page.

Which counties make up Greater Atlanta in InfoSparks?

The manual defines Greater Atlanta as Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Paulding and Rockdale. This page includes individual data for 48 counties, including all 11 counties in that regional total. County results remain separate and should not be added to the Greater Atlanta figure.

How are prices and showing activity measured?

Sale-price and price-per-square-foot measures use closed sales and do not deduct seller concessions. InfoSparks applies data-cleaning rules: certain sales remain in sale counts but are excluded from price, price-per-square-foot and days-on-market calculations. Showings per listing is an average of scheduled showings on active listings, not the number of buyers or showings needed to obtain a contract. ShowingTime coverage and eligibility rules apply.

What is attached versus detached housing?

Attached homes share a wall with another home, such as many condos and townhomes. Detached homes stand separately. The filters here follow FMLS Residential Attached and Residential Detached classifications.

Why do Atlanta market reports show different numbers?

City limits, county groups and MLS service areas cover different homes. The overview uses the source’s Greater Atlanta Area segment; the inventory section uses Entire FMLS Area. Compare matching geography, property types, metrics and reporting months.

How often does this page update?

Source checks are scheduled daily at 6:00 a.m. in the site’s timezone. The last-update notice records the latest successful data refresh. The month beside each metric is its reporting period, which may be earlier. An open page checks for a refreshed snapshot automatically.

Can these statistics tell me what my home is worth?

Regional trends provide context. A property-specific estimate also needs recent comparable sales, location, condition and features. Explore pricing guidance for your home or compare Simply List selling options.