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30230 market report

Closed sales series. Latest median $290,000 (n/a YoY). Seller-leaning on live supply.

Closed sales through 2026-10. Live inventory is a current snapshot, not the closed month. 24 active · 0 under contract · 6 pending. Total residential listings by status: 30.

Data confidence: Moderate. 37 closings in the last 12 months. Usable if you stay on rolling periods and compare to the parent market.

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Latest median$290,000n/a YoY
Months of supply3.4Seller-leaning · 7.8 on 3/mo trailing-12
$/SF$146
DOM76
Sale/list100.0%14.3% below

If you are buying to rent in 30230

Two rents against the same closed price. Voucher yield uses the HUD 2-bedroom SAFMR. Market yield uses the Census median gross rent. Neither is a cap rate. Census is 2023. SAFMR is FY2027.

Renter share36%1,210 renter households
Vacancy14%All vacant units, not seasonal
2BR SAFMR$1,270Voucher benchmark
Census rent$1,127All bedrooms
Voucher yield5.4%SAFMR × 12 ÷ price
Market yield4.8%Census rent × 12 ÷ price
Voucher premium13%SAFMR versus Census rent

SAFMR by bedroom: studio $920 · 1BR $1,090 · 2BR $1,270 · 3BR $1,580 · 4BR $2,020. The yield uses 2BR against the all-bedroom median. That is a screen, not a matched comp.

Confidence is not one number. Closed sales: Moderate. Live inventory: current snapshot. Census renter share and rent: 2023 ACS, a lagging estimate. SAFMR: a voucher benchmark, not an approved rent.

Asking prices in 30230 right now

Active listings in this ZIP, summarized. Yield at ask uses the 2-bedroom SAFMR, or Census rent if there is no SAFMR. A higher yield means a lower price against the same rent. It is a screen, not a return.

Active in ZIP24Live snapshot
Median ask$285,995$141/SF
Median DOM21Active listings
Median yield at ask5.3%Rent x 12 / ask
At 8%+ / 10%+1 / 1Listings clearing each screen

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Thin market: only 7 closings last month. Medians here move more than in larger cities. Confirm with the parent city or county before you price or offer.

Versus the broader market

Latest closed month only, not the 12-month figure above. The Georgia footprint is the macro context.

Median price-26.6%$290,000 vs $395,000 market-wide
$/SF-21.5%$146 vs $186 market-wide
DOM+124%76 days vs 34 market-wide
Sale/list+1.3 pts100.0% vs 98.7%

Opportunity score

0–100. Higher means more room for a buyer right now. Price change uses the 3-month median, not one month. Each part is scored 0–100, then weighted. Includes live supply and demand. Screening tool, not a forecast.

65
Softening

3-month volume-weighted median $286,496 (n/a vs same 3 months last year) on 21 closings. Latest month is $290,000. Confidence: Low (21 closings in 3 months).

Months of supply17
3.4 months · 25% of the score

Active homes divided by last month’s closings. Under 4 favors sellers. Above 6 gives buyers more choices and more room.

New / closed95
2.00 · 20% of the score

New listings in 30 days versus last month’s closings. Above 1.2 means inventory is building. That usually softens the next 30–90 days.

Pending / (active + under contract)73
0.25 · 15% of the score

Pending divided by active plus under contract. Not pending divided by active alone. Low means demand is not absorbing the stock.

Price reduced90
57% · 10% of the score

Share of recent closings that had already cut the list price. High means sellers are adjusting. That is where negotiation usually appears.

DOM trend90
+212.1% · 10% of the score

Direction of days on market over the last 6 months, not the current DOM. A low score here means DOM is falling, which favors sellers even if supply is high.

Seller-leaning

3.4 months of supply on last month’s pace (24 active ÷ 7 closings). 7.8 months on the trailing-12 pace (average 3 closings a month). These are different windows.Sellers have leverage on well-priced homes. 14.3% of last month’s closings were below list.

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How homes actually closed

Based on 7 closings. One sale moves these percentages by 14 points. Read the direction, not the exact share.

Above list14.3%More than 1% over list
At list71.4%Within 1% of list
Below list14.3%More than 1% under list
Price reduced57.1%Original list higher than final

Leading signals

These move before closed prices. Use them to see if the next 30–60 days look tighter or looser than last month’s closings.

Pending / (active + under contract)0.256 pending ÷ 24 (active + under contract)
New / closed2.0014 listed in 30 days vs 7 closed
Softening

New listings are outpacing sales and closed sales are already taking longer or reducing more. Expect more inventory and more negotiating room over the next 30–90 days.

If you own in 30230

Moderate confidence. 37 closings in the last 12 months.

  • The county is context, not a price for your house. A county median blends starter homes and estates.
  • County median is $290,000. Use your city, school district, or subdivision for the number. Use the county to see if the broader market is tightening or loosening.
  • 3.4 months of supply countywide, 7.8 on the trailing-12 pace. The heading is softening. That tells you about leverage, not your home’s value.
  • Before you list or refinance against a number, pull the city and neighborhood pages and the live inventory. Homes for sale in 30230, GA →

What this means if you are listing in 30230

  • Price to the closed median and $/SF here ($290,000, $146), not the market-wide number. This market is below the broader market by 26.6% on median.
  • With 3.4 months of supply, expect about 76 days on market if priced correctly. Longer than that usually means the market is telling you the price is high.
  • 14.3% of recent closings were below list and 57.1% of listings had already reduced. Concessions show up more on listings that have already sat.
  • Check live inventory for the actual competition before you set the number. Homes for sale in 30230, GA →

What this means if you are making an offer

  • Supply is tight. Well-priced homes still get competition. Come in close to list on fresh listings.
  • Your better leverage is on homes that have been listed 30+ days or have already reduced. About 57.1% of recent closings had a price reduction.
  • This micro-market diverges from the broader market by 27%. Do not use the statewide median as your comp base.
  • Closed prices lag 30–90 days. Confirm current supply on the inventory page before you assume the temperature has not shifted.

Live inventory mix

Current listings by price band and property type. Where the competition actually is right now.

Price bands

BandListedShare
Under $300k2273.3%
$300–500k723.3%
$500–750k13.3%

Property types

TypeListedMedian ask
Single Family Residence23$294,888
Townhouse7$239,990

24 active, 0 under contract, 6 pending. 14 new in the last 30 days.

Median close price

Median close price · 2021-11 – 2026-10
2021-112026-10

Monthly series

Most recent months first. Medians require at least 5 closings in the month.

MonthClosedMedian$/SFDOMSale/listBelowReduced
Oct 20267$290,000$14676100.0%14.3%57.1%
Sep 20269$254,990$15427100.0%22.2%44.4%
Aug 20265$338,303$15219100.0%40.0%0.0%
Jul 20266$275,444$15014100.1%33.3%66.7%
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Below = closed under 99% of list. Reduced = original list higher than final list.