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THIRD QUARTER REAL ESTATE MARKET OVERVIEW 2023

IN YOUR CITY AND THE REAL ESTATE MARKET . .

I'm here to keep you posted on local events and our real estate market. If you have any questions or need assistance, feel free to reach out. I'm here to help!

Henry County
There were 1761 properties listed for sale last year, with 1180 properties sold and an average sales price of $371,092. This year, there were 1469 listed properties, 908 properties sold, and an average sales price of $362,342. The percentage difference between the two years is -2.4%

Butts County
Last year had 153 properties listed, 143 properties sold, and an average sales price of $288,071 . This year, there were 112 listed properties, 64 properties sold, and an average sales price of $319,931. The percentage difference is 11.10%.

Monroe County
Last year had 140 listed properties, 106 properties sold, and an average sales price of $$411,009. This year, there were 106 listed properties, 76 properties sold, and an average sales price of $367,641. The percentage difference is -10.60%.

Pike County
Last year had 95 listed properties, 72 properties sold, and an average sales price of $366,670. This year, there were 72 listed properties, 50 properties sold, and an average sales price of $353,044. The percentage difference is -3.70%

_{*Data pulled from GAMLS. Information deemed reliable but subject to errors and omissions}

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