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Most Affordable in Georgia

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Most Affordable — Georgia

1 Camilla $74,400
2 Waycross $88,600
3 Waynesboro $96,000
4 Cusseta-Chattahoochee County unified government $99,800
5 Fitzgerald $99,900
6 Swainsboro $104,800
7 Cordele $110,700
8 McRae-Helena $111,800
9 Americus $113,500
10 Cairo $114,300
11 Fort Valley $116,400
12 Albany $118,700
13 Forest Park $119,000
14 Sylvester $125,000
15 Sandersville $128,100
16 Brunswick $128,300
17 Conley $130,900
18 LaFayette $135,100
19 Thomson $135,500
20 Douglas $136,100
21 Adel $136,900
22 Dock Junction $140,300
23 Blakely $140,400
24 Jonesboro $142,900
25 Eatonton $144,800
26 Eastman $145,300
27 Thomaston $146,100
28 Cedartown $148,000
29 Bainbridge $150,600
30 Jesup $152,100
31 Toccoa $155,200
32 Moultrie $155,900
33 Statesboro $158,600
34 Riverdale $160,000
35 Vidalia $160,300
36 Garden City $160,700
37 Tifton $161,700
38 Augusta-Richmond County $162,900
39 Jackson $163,300
40 Valdosta $165,300
41 Macon-Bibb County $165,800
42 Country Club Estates $166,800
43 Fairview $171,500
44 Warner Robins $171,600
45 Barnesville $172,700
46 Dublin $173,500
47 Hinesville $174,300
48 LaGrange $175,600
49 Glennville $179,000
50 Columbus $182,300
51 Milledgeville $184,400
52 Fort Oglethorpe $186,500
53 Rockmart $186,600
54 Irondale $186,700
55 Stone Mountain $190,700
56 Griffin $195,100
57 Thomasville $196,500
58 Bemiss $196,500
59 Redan $197,600
60 Fair Oaks $198,400
61 Lithia Springs $199,500
62 Dalton $203,100
63 Centerville $204,300
64 Port Wentworth $204,900
65 Panthersville $207,600
66 Perry $209,300
67 Temple $210,800
68 Rome $214,700
69 Conyers $218,000
70 Morrow $221,900
71 Monroe $222,000
72 Stonecrest $223,100
73 Union City $223,100
74 Savannah $225,200
75 Grovetown $226,000
76 Kingsland $226,800
77 Lovejoy $228,500
78 Byron $230,100
79 Rincon $230,300
80 Martinez $231,400
81 Auburn $232,000
82 Commerce $233,900
83 Dallas $234,700
84 Hiram $236,700
85 Candler-McAfee $239,400
86 Calhoun $240,700
87 Covington $242,700
88 Social Circle $244,400
89 East Point $247,500
90 Stockbridge $248,000
91 Fairburn $249,200
92 Villa Rica $250,700
93 Winder $251,700
94 Oakwood $255,400
95 Austell $255,700
96 Georgetown $257,700
97 St. Marys $259,300
98 Locust Grove $261,500
99 Gresham Park $261,800
100 Bremen $264,000

The most affordable housing markets in Georgia offer opportunities for homeownership at a fraction of the cost of major metros. Camilla has a median home value of just $74,400.

Affordable housing markets often feature lower costs of living overall, making them attractive to retirees, remote workers, and families building wealth through homeownership. Many of these cities offer solid community amenities despite their lower price points.

While low home values make homeownership accessible, they may also reflect limited job markets or slower economic growth. The rise of remote work has created new opportunities for these communities to attract residents who can earn higher salaries from distant employers.

Did You Know?

  • 1. In Camilla, the median home costs just $74,400 — less than a new luxury car.
  • 2. Affordable housing markets have seen increased interest since the rise of remote work, as buyers can earn higher salaries from anywhere.
  • 3. Many of the most affordable cities are in the South and Midwest, where land costs and construction expenses are lower.

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