Weekly market

Atlanta, GA

Data through 2026-10-25 · Compare the same week and metric. City names are navigation labels; the source area is shown below. A higher or lower price does not establish investment returns.

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Market overview	Median sale price	Median asking price	Sale price year over year	Inventory year over year	Days on market
Atlanta, GA	$385,616	$393,636	-0.9%	-6.6%	61

Separate market pace from the cost of one home

Atlanta, Charlotte, Raleigh, Nashville, Richmond and Louisville appear together to show differences, not one combined Southeast market. Start with two plausible work-and-life locations, then compare inventory and selling times for the same week.

Faster median-price growth can reflect the mix of homes sold. More inventory can also coexist with rising sale prices. Check whether the signals agree, then verify comparable locations, sizes and home types in actual sales.

Start with Charlotte versus Raleigh. After reviewing the market, calculate financing, taxes, maintenance and rent for the specific home; a lower regional price does not settle the monthly budget.

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Atlanta, GA

Median sale price $385,616 · Sale price year over year -0.9%

Inventory year over year -6.6% · Days on market 61

Atlanta, GA has a median sale price of $385,616, -0.9% year over year. It is the middle price of homes sold in the source area; use it to orient a budget before checking comparable neighborhood sales.

Inventory changed -6.6% and days on market are 61. Read changing choice alongside selling pace; these observations do not establish the cause of supply changes or the next price move.

For a same-week comparison, Charlotte, NC reports $403,551 versus $385,616 here. Keep property type, size and commuting needs comparable; this is not the price difference for an identical home.

Market coverage: Atlanta, GA metro area · Redfin ID 12060

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Three steps for using this table

Choose realistic locations using work, commuting and budget.
Read same-week prices, inventory and days on market to identify differences to investigate.
Check comparable sales, building condition and ownership costs for the actual home.

Asking and sale prices describe different sets of homes. Their difference is not a negotiating discount.

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Data and methodology

Weekly observations cover four-week periods. Charts use the last published week in each month and update the latest point weekly. States and counties use official monthly data. Metro statistics follow the actual statistical boundaries, rather than city limits.

Data through 2026-10-25