Bethlehem Market Report

Bethlehem's most recent verified figures come from mid-October: Reaigent's October 10 snapshot put the median sold price near $373,000 with a median list price of about $382,900, while Redfin's September median sale price was about $383,000 and RealtyTrac's September median sold price was $333,800 against a $390,000 median list. Year over year, most readings point to a flat-to-slightly-down market, with the typical home value down about 2%.

Homes sold in a median of about 43 days on Reaigent's reading, while Resideline's October 5 snapshot showed a median listing age of 79 days for active listings and Redfin averaged 61 days in September. Active inventory is thin and depends heavily on the tracker, from about 38 homes on Resideline's count to roughly 103 on Reaigent's, with RealtyTrac counting more than 390 across the broader ZIP.

The most recent new-listings figure we could verify was about 20 in the prior month on Momentum's late-September scorecard, with Redfin showing roughly 58 in September. For buyers, the small inventory means acting quickly when the right home appears, and asking about off-market opportunities, which are especially valuable in a town this size.

Bethlehem's median price sits in the mid-to-high $300,000s: reaigent7's early-October report put the median home value at about $363,000 and the median sale price near $373,000, with median list prices around $382,900 to $385,000. Movoto's median runs higher at about $405,000, but the consistent theme is a market that has flattened after its rapid growth.

Homes that sell are moving in roughly 43 to 44 days on the sold-side trackers, though listing-based trackers show medians of about 68 to 74 days. Active inventory is small and depends on the source, from about 38 homes on Resideline's 30620 count to roughly 103 on reaigent7, so supply remains relatively thin for Barrow County.

Year over year, prices are roughly flat to slightly down, with the typical home value down about 2% and sale prices off less than 1%. A clean monthly new-listings count was not published across the trackers this week, so we are not reporting one rather than guess. For buyers, thin inventory means it pays to see new and off-market homes early.

Resideline's October 5 snapshot for Bethlehem (ZIP 30620) shows 38 active listings, a median sold price of about $379,000, and a median listing age of 79 days. Reaigent7's October 10 reading put the median sold price at $373,000 with a median of 43 days on market.

Inventory here is genuinely thin, which means well-priced homes still get attention quickly despite the slower days-on-market reading. Movoto counted 206 homes for sale city-wide with a median list price near $404,000.

For buyers, the small inventory means acting quickly when the right home appears, and asking us about off-market opportunities, which are especially valuable in a town this size.

Bethlehem's market is quiet, affordable, and steady. The little Barrow County town under the star offers small-town character and easy access to Hwy 316 and Hwy 11, putting Winder, Athens, and the northeast Atlanta suburbs minutes away.

Inventory here is modest, which means well-priced homes tend to get attention quickly. Most of the town feeds Barrow County schools, with Bethlehem Elementary leading to Haymon-Morris Middle and Apalachee High School.

Buyers who want a slower pace with metro access keep Bethlehem on their short list. We confirm the exact school assignment for the home you are considering, and we can also show you what is coming up before it hits the public market.