Living in Loganville, GA: October 2026 guide
By Ryan and Sarah Ramdass, Home Luxx Realty Group at UC Premiere Properties
What it's like to live in Loganville
Loganville sits about 32 to 36 miles east of Atlanta at the meeting point of Walton and Gwinnett counties. The U.S. Census Bureau estimated the city at about 16,862 residents as of July 2024, up from 14,127 in 2020. It is a suburb with mature, tree-lined neighborhoods, and U.S. News ranks it among its Best Places to Live.
Schools in Loganville
Most of Loganville is served by Walton County Schools' Loganville Cluster: Bay Creek, Loganville, and Sharon elementaries feed Loganville Middle and Loganville High School, which serves about 1,900 students. The western section of the city that sits in Gwinnett County is served by Gwinnett County Public Schools.
Commute to Atlanta and major employers
Loganville is about 32 to 36 miles east of Atlanta via US-78 and GA 10, a roughly 44 to 50 minute drive in normal conditions. U.S. News lists the average one-way commute for residents at about 34.6 minutes.
Cost of living in Loganville
BestPlaces scores Loganville's cost of living at about 102, roughly 2% above the U.S. average and about 8% above the Georgia average, with housing the main driver.
Parks, shopping, and dining in Loganville
Vines Botanical Gardens is the area's best-known attraction, a gardens and events venue just outside town, and the city has a range of local parks. Specific park-by-park details were not verified this run, so ask us and we will point you to the spots residents use most.
The Loganville real estate market right now
In the 30052 ZIP, the median closed sale price ran about $387,000 in September 2026, with sold homes taking roughly 55 to 56 days on market and about 4.5 months of supply. Redfin's broader citywide figure was a higher $439,000 median with about 91 days on market. It is a balanced to slightly cooling market.
More details: Redfin: Loganville, GA housing market
