Loganville Market Report

Move with Momentum's October 12 report for the 30052 ZIP remains the freshest published reading: a median price of about $399,900 across 683 closed sales in the trailing 12 months, with a GAMLS-based September figure of $387,000 across 61 closings. Year over year, the median is down about 2%, and Resideline's October 5 snapshot showed a six-month median sold price of $385,000.

Homes went under contract in a median of about 55 days on Momentum's reading, with the GAMLS-based report showing an average of 56 days in September. Active inventory was about 158 homes with 43 pending in the 30052 ZIP, roughly 3.9 months of supply, a balanced market where well-priced homes still move and overpriced ones sit.

New listings ran about 128 over the last month per Momentum's scorecard. Loganville's position on the Walton-Gwinnett line keeps family demand steady, and the balanced supply means buyers can take their time while sellers should lean on street-level comps and targeted marketing.

Loganville's median price falls in the low-to-mid $400,000s depending on the source and ZIP: Momentum Realty's October reading for 30052 put the median around $400,000, Movoto's citywide figure was about $429,900, and Redfin was closer to $439,000. Year over year the trend is flat to slightly down, roughly -2% on most readings.

Days on market ran about 55 to 63 days on the recent city readings, with Redfin showing a longer average. Active inventory in the 30052 ZIP was roughly 158 to 382 homes depending on how the tracker counts, with citywide counts higher, adding up to a balanced market with about 4.5 months of supply.

Movoto counted 69 new listings in its most recent September update. As Loganville keeps growing along the Walton-Gwinnett line, buyers have solid options, and sellers benefit from pricing with street-level comps and marketing to the right buyer profile.

Resideline's October 5 snapshot is the freshest published data for Loganville (ZIP 30052): a median sold price of $385,000 over the trailing six months, a median asking price of $447,495 on current listings, and a median listing age of 76 days.

Inventory stood at 216 active listings with 20 pending, a moderate supply that gives buyers options while keeping well-priced, well-located homes moving.

The price trend is steady: Loganville's median has held in the mid-$300,000s to low $400,000s through the fall, and the city's midway position between Atlanta and Athens continues to draw buyers and commuters.

Loganville's market keeps its settled, established character. Mature oaks, well-kept ranch and craftsman homes, and respected schools give the town a classic feel that continues to draw buyers from Atlanta and Athens alike.

Sitting halfway between the two cities, Loganville offers easy access to metro jobs and the University of Georgia. Most of the city is served by Walton County Schools, with portions feeding Gwinnett schools such as Grayson and Walnut Grove, so school assignment varies by address.

Demand this week is steady across price points, with particular interest from move-up buyers. We are happy to walk you through the school boundaries, the commute math, and what is available, including homes that are not on the public market yet.