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Marietta listings rise 33.6% in October as closings fall 11.1%

The median sale price was $469,000, down 2.0% from a year earlier, and supply stood at 4.2 months on the month's sales pace, according to official FMLS figures for October.

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2025-10: 289 closings2025-11: 236 closings2025-12: 292 closings2026-01: 155 closings2026-02: 222 closings2026-03: 316 closings2026-04: 334 closings2026-05: 392 closings2026-06: 370 closings2026-07: 329 closings2026-08: 279 closings2026-09: 253 closings2026-10: 257 closings $517K $440K 392 sales Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Aug 26Oct 26
Monthly median sale price and closings, Marietta, October 2025 to October 2026. Source: FMLS closed sales, official run of Nov. 14, 2026. Chart: Jeff Crowe CRE.

More homes came on the market in Marietta in October than a year earlier, but fewer of them sold. New listings rose 33.6% to 445, while closings fell 11.1% to 257.

The October median sale price was $469,000, down 2.0% from a year earlier.

“Marietta's new listings rose to 445 from 333 a year ago, while closings dipped to 257. With 4.2 months of supply, Marietta is still on the tighter side.”

Jeff Crowe, publisher and market reporter, Jeff Crowe CRE

With 1,091 active listings as of 1:20 p.m. ET Nov. 14, Marietta had 4.2 months of supply at October's closing pace, which our published bands read as balanced. On the 12-month sales pace the figure is 3.8 months, which falls in the seller-leaning (under 4 months) band.

The median home closed at 98.5% of its final list price in October, against 99.0% over 12 months. Of the month's sales, 56.4% closed below list. A price cut came before 41.6% of sales, compared with 34.2% over the year.

Buyers signed 223 purchase contracts in October, against 275 a year earlier, a sign of how closings may track in the months ahead.

Over the 12 months through October, 3,435 homes sold at a median of $490,000, up 1.7% from $482,000 in the prior 12 months.

Time to sell ran slower than the year's norm: a median 26 days in October, against 20 days over 12 months.

Countywide, Cobb County closed 591 sales at a $425,000 median, up 1.0% from a year earlier.

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Jeff Crowe

Jeff Crowe, publisher and market reporter

Jeff Crowe writes about Georgia home sales from the official monthly FMLS run. Jeff is a licensed real estate agent with CENTURY 21 The Avenues, a full-service local brokerage in Calhoun, Ga.

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