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69.2% of Sugar Hill home sales in October followed a price cut

The median sale price was $494,950, up 19.3% from a year earlier, and the median home sold in 35 days, according to official FMLS figures for October.

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2025-10: 25 closings2025-11: 18 closings2025-12: 19 closings2026-01: 22 closings2026-02: 33 closings2026-03: 34 closings2026-04: 44 closings2026-05: 32 closings2026-06: 31 closings2026-07: 28 closings2026-08: 18 closings2026-09: 25 closings2026-10: 26 closings $523K $388K 44 sales Oct 25Dec 25Feb 26Apr 26Jun 26Aug 26Oct 26
Monthly median sale price and closings, Sugar Hill, October 2025 to October 2026. Source: FMLS closed sales, official run of Nov. 14, 2026. Chart: Jeff Crowe CRE.

Most homes that sold in Sugar Hill in October got there only after a price cut. Of the month's 26 closings, 69.2% had at least one reduction, against 44.8% over the past 12 months.

With 26 closings, one month is a small sample here. The 12-month figures are the better guide to price.

“69.2% of Sugar Hill sales in October followed a price cut, even as the median rose to $494,950. The month only had 26 closings, so I'd weigh the 12-month median of $445,000 more heavily.”

Jeff Crowe, publisher and market reporter, Jeff Crowe CRE

The October median sale price was $494,950, up 19.3% from a year earlier.

Sales below list made up 50.0% of the total, and the median sale came in at 98.7% of the final list price.

Time to sell ran slower than the year's norm: a median 35 days in October, against 29 days over 12 months.

With 110 active listings as of 1:20 p.m. ET Nov. 14, Sugar Hill had 4.2 months of supply at October's closing pace, which our published bands read as balanced. On the 12-month pace it was 4.0 months, in the same band.

The longer view is steadier. In the 12 months through October, the median across 330 sales was $445,000, up 1.1% from $440,000 in the prior 12 months.

Sellers listed 40 homes in October, up 25.0% from 32 a year earlier, while buyers signed 22 contracts, up 15.8% from 19.

Countywide, Gwinnett County closed 616 sales at a $414,925 median, up 1.2% 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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