Auburn Market Report

Move with Momentum's October 24 MLS data is the freshest reading for Auburn's 30011 ZIP: a median sold price of about $353,000 over the trailing 12 months, down about 3% year over year, with a median active list price near $429,900. PropertyIQ's typical home value estimate was about $372,000, while Resideline's 12-month study put the median sold price at $331,080.

Homes took a median of about 49 days from listing to contract per Momentum, with Orchard's reading closer to 33 to 34 days and the Momentum scorecard showing 71 on Realtor-derived data. Active inventory was about 129 homes on Momentum's October 24 count, roughly 7.2 months of supply, a level that gives buyers real room to compare options.

New listings ran about 56 over the last month on Momentum's scorecard, with Orchard counting 61 in the past 30 days. Auburn's affordability on the Barrow-Gwinnett line keeps steady interest from buyers and investors, but the growing inventory and longer market times argue for realistic pricing and strong marketing on the seller side.

Auburn's median sale price was about $349,000 on Redfin's most recent city reading, with Zillow's typical home value near $361,000 and PropertyIQ's ZIP 30011 median about $372,000. Median list prices run higher, in the low-to-mid $400,000s on Movoto, and year-over-year prices are roughly flat to slightly down, with most trackers between -0.3% and -5% depending on the window.

Days on market ran about 52 to 71 days on the recent ZIP-level readings, though Redfin's city page showed a longer average, about 90 days versus 47 a year earlier. Active inventory is meaningful for a town this size, with Movoto showing roughly 230 active listings in the city and RealtyTrac counting about 582 homes for sale in the wider 30011 ZIP.

The most recent new-listings count we could verify was small, around 18 on Movoto's reading, and other trackers did not publish a consistent citywide figure this week. Auburn's position on the Barrow-Gwinnett line and its new-home communities keep steady buyer interest, but the growing inventory gives buyers more time to compare options.

Resideline's October 3 report is the freshest published data for Auburn (ZIP 30011): a median sold price of $331,080 across 138 tracked closings over the last 12 months, with the middle half of sales between $295,000 and $355,000.

Homes took a median of 41 days from listing to under contract, plus about 28 days from contract to closing. Inventory in the 30011 ZIP was roughly 132 homes for sale per Move With Momentum's September 24 count.

Auburn's affordability continues to be the headline: median prices in the low $300,000s with steady demand from buyers and investors on both the Barrow and Gwinnett sides of town.

Auburn's market reflects its steady growth along the Hwy 316 corridor. The city blends small-town atmosphere with parks, recreation, and newer construction, and its Barrow and Gwinnett county sides each draw their own buyers.

Little Mulberry Park is a favorite for walkers and runners, and the city's Old Southern Charm with a Vision for the Future identity resonates with buyers who want both character and momentum. School assignment depends on which county your address sits in.

Demand this week is steady, with interest split between owner-occupant buyers and investors. We confirm school assignments address by address and keep an eye on off-market opportunities, so you hear about homes before the general public does.