Home prices in the 30619 ZIP code have increased as the number of sales rose in the past year, according to the AJC 2020 Metro Atlanta Home Sales Report.

Over the year from May 1, 2019 to April 30, 2020, the median price of homes sold in this ZIP code was $340,000.

For the 12-month period that ended in April 2020, 1 existing or new construction homes were sold in ZIP code 30619, according to home sales data collected by Smart Real Estate Data of Marietta.

Steep changes in year-over-year data may reflect the impact of the coronavirus pandemic on the number of homes listed and sold beginning in March 2020.

ZIP code 30619 is located in Oconee County and includes the following area: Arnoldsville.

Total homes sold in the 30619 ZIP code during the 12-month period from May 1, 2019 to April 30, 2020 included 1 existing homes and 0 newly constructed homes. The median price for existing homes was $340,000.

The median price is considered best reflection of what consumers will find in the marketplace. Median price indicates that half the homes were priced above and half below the midpoint. An average number can be distorted by a few wildly expensive or very inexpensive home sales.

As of April 30, 2020, the supply of homes listed on the market in this ZIP code was 0 homes. That compares with 0 homes on the market on the same date a year earlier.

For the 12 months that ended April 30, sales in the 30619 ZIP code included 1 single-family homes and sold for a median price of $340,000.

Of all homes sold in this ZIP code for the year, the median price per square foot was $155.

Since 1996, Smart Real Estate Data has been a widely regarded source for residential real estate data in the Southeast. The business provides data to builders, developers, appraisers and bankers. It now covers markets in Georgia, Florida and the Carolinas.

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This article was generated automatically by AJC Bot, a computer software application that analyzed structured information, such as data, and applied it to text articles based on templates that were created by AJC writers and editors. An AJC editor reviewed the work before publishing. You can report errors or bugs to homesalesreport@coxinc.com. For more: How the AJC Bot was used for articles in the AJC 2020 Metro Atlanta Home Sales Report.

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