Hoschton Market Report

Hoschton's 12-month median sale price was about $539,000 per Move with Momentum's October 20 reading, with the median asking price on active 30548 listings near $539,990 and RealtyTrac's September median sold price at $544,400, up about 1.3% year over year. Zillow's typical home value estimate sits lower, near $481,000 and down about 2% year over year, so the direction depends on whether you measure sold prices or modeled values.

Homes spent a median of about 51 days on the market on Momentum's October 20 reading of active listings, with HomeValuePros showing 63 days in September and Movoto closer to 83 in October. Active inventory was roughly 311 homes in the 30548 ZIP per Momentum, a healthy supply that reflects Hoschton's continuing wave of new construction.

New listings ran about 76 in the past month on Momentum's late-September scorecard, with HomeValuePros counting 92 in September. The market is rated not very competitive, which remains good news for buyers: more choices, more time, and more room to negotiate, especially while builder incentives remain common.

Hoschton's most recent published figures are for September 2026. Zillow's typical home value was about $481,000, down roughly 2% year over year, while the median list price ran about $549,475 and Redfin's trailing median sale price was in the low-to-mid $520,000s. As in past weeks, the exact number depends on whether you are measuring value, list price, or sold price.

Homes spent a median of about 63 days on the market in September, with inventory in the 30548 ZIP at roughly 317 to 331 homes for sale, a healthy supply that reflects Hoschton's continuing wave of new construction.

New listings came in near 92 over the 30 days ending in September. The market is rated not very competitive, which remains good news for buyers: more choices, more time, and more room to negotiate, especially while new-construction incentives are common.

Hoschton's latest available figures are for September 2026. Zillow's median home value was about $481,000, down roughly 2% year over year, while the median list price ran about $549,475. Redfin's trailing three-month median sale price was $464,000.

Homes spent a median of 63 days on the market in September, with an average listing age near 82 days. Inventory in the 30548 ZIP was roughly 317 homes for sale, a healthy supply that reflects the city's wave of new construction.

Redfin rates the Hoschton market not very competitive, which is good news for buyers: more choices, more time, and more room to negotiate, especially while new-construction incentives remain common.

Hoschton remains one of Georgia's fastest-growing small cities, and the market this week reflects that momentum. New communities are rising across the city's Jackson and Gwinnett sides, and buyer interest stays strong.

The Gwinnett side of Hoschton feeds Osborne Middle and Mill Creek High School, one of the state's best-ranked public high schools, and that keeps family demand high. The Jackson County side offers its own schools and often a different price point.

Because school assignment depends on which county your address sits in, we verify each property before you make an offer. With so much new construction, it also pays to ask about builder incentives, which are common in this market.