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The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024).
- U.S.
- $332,700
- Georgia
- $303,300
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Zip codes with 1,000+ residents
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- 1Forsyth County$550,400
- 2Oconee County$461,600
- 3Fulton County$458,800
- 4Fayette County$436,400
- 5Cherokee County$435,100
- 6Cobb County$407,200
- 7Dawson County$406,700
- 8Greene County$394,800
- 9Gwinnett County$380,900
- 10DeKalb County$357,800
- 11Coweta County$357,500
- 12Hall County$350,400
- 13Jackson County$345,000
- 14Bryan County$343,200
- 15Morgan County$342,300
- 16Walton County$339,500
- 17Pickens County$332,700
- 18Paulding County$326,300
- 19Towns County$316,100
- 20Gilmer County$314,000
- 21Henry County$313,900
- 22Lumpkin County$307,900
- 23Union County$307,400
- 24Fannin County$306,600
- 25Pike County$305,600
- 26Columbia County$305,300
- 27Harris County$302,800
- 28Chatham County$302,700
- 29Glynn County$301,300
- 30Clarke County$298,900
- 31Douglas County$296,900
- 32Rabun County$295,200
- 33Barrow County$294,700
- 34Rockdale County$292,900
- 35Bartow County$289,000
- 36White County$278,900
- 37Banks County$278,100
- 38Effingham County$276,000
- 39Monroe County$271,200
- 40Newton County$265,000
- 41Camden County$261,400
- 42Carroll County$255,100
- 43Putnam County$249,300
- 44Jasper County$243,400
- 45Catoosa County$240,900
- 46Butts County$240,600
- 47Habersham County$238,300
- 48Lee County$231,800
- 49Oglethorpe County$231,600
- 50Spalding County$228,700
- 51Haralson County$227,500
- 52Gordon County$222,900
- 53Bulloch County$222,500
- 54Clayton County$222,300
- 55Houston County$219,800
- 56Madison County$219,700
- 57Long County$218,300
- 58Whitfield County$218,000
- 59Floyd County$217,900
- 60Troup County$217,200
- 61Lamar County$216,500
- 62Lowndes County$215,600
- 63Hart County$215,100
- 64Peach County$207,800
- 65Liberty County$201,500
- 66Dade County$198,500
- 67Walker County$197,100
- 68Thomas County$196,700
- 69Jones County$194,500
- 70Muscogee County$193,900
- 71Polk County$187,600
- 72Heard County$186,800
- 73McIntosh County$182,700
- 74Baldwin County$181,900
- 75Murray County$180,700
- 76Franklin County$179,000
- 77Richmond County$178,500
- 78Stephens County$175,300
- 79Bibb County$174,500
- 80McDuffie County$170,200
- 81Meriwether County$168,800
- 82Upson County$168,700
- 83Lincoln County$165,900
- 84Tift County$165,200
- 85Crawford County$164,100
- 86Wayne County$162,800
- 87Lanier County$162,300
- 88Candler County$159,200
- 89Decatur County$158,800
- 90Pulaski County$157,600
- 91Cook County$157,500
- 92Laurens County$154,500
- 93Marion County$154,100
- 94Pierce County$153,300
- 95Grady County$152,400
- 96Burke County$151,600
- 97Bleckley County$149,600
- 98Schley County$143,900
- 99Charlton County$142,800
- 100Elbert County$142,000
- 101Crisp County$140,200
- 102Tattnall County$140,000
- 103Brooks County$139,200
- 104Evans County$138,200
- 105Toombs County$137,000
- 106Dougherty County$134,400
- 107Berrien County$131,600
- 108Early County$131,300
- 109Coffee County$128,900
- 110Screven County$124,300
- 111Echols County$124,100
- 112Miller County$124,000
- 113Glascock County$123,800
- 114Wilkes County$122,700
- 115Seminole County$121,900
- 116Colquitt County$121,400
- 117Sumter County$120,200
- 118Baker County$119,500
- 119Terrell County$118,400
- 120Jeff Davis County$118,300
- 121Dodge County$118,100
- 122Talbot County$117,100
- 123Chattooga County$115,600
- 124Montgomery County$115,500
- 125Telfair County$113,300
- 126Ben Hill County$112,700
- 127Washington County$112,500
- 128Twiggs County$111,300
- 129Ware County$109,500
- 130Dooly County$107,400
- 131Mitchell County$106,000
- 132Irwin County$105,600
- 133Jefferson County$105,400
- 134Worth County$104,900
- 135Quitman County$104,600
- 136Chattahoochee County$102,700
- 137Bacon County$101,400
- 138Treutlen County$100,100
- 139Brantley County$99,600
- 140Macon County$97,300
- 141Turner County$97,300
- 142Johnson County$94,900
- 143Emanuel County$94,700
- 144Clay County$94,400
- 145Jenkins County$92,900
- 146Randolph County$90,200
- 147Hancock County$88,600
- 148Wheeler County$88,200
- 149Taylor County$87,700
- 150Wilcox County$87,600
- 151Wilkinson County$86,300
- 152Clinch County$84,400
- 153Webster County$82,600
- 154Calhoun County$81,000
- 155Atkinson County$79,000
- 156Appling County$76,700
- 157Taliaferro County$68,900
- 158Warren County$67,100
- 159Stewart County$65,100
Questions about this map
Which zip code has the highest median home value in Georgia?
Among zip codes with at least 1,000 residents, 30327 (Atlanta, GA) has the highest: $1,136,500.
Which zip code has the lowest median home value in Georgia?
31712 (Arabi, GA) has the lowest: $38,300.
What is the median home value for the United States?
$332,700; in Georgia it is $303,300.
Where does this data come from?
U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-year estimates (2020–2024). The middle value of owner-occupied homes, as estimated by their owners. Not a sale price. The Census caps reporting at $2,000,000+.
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