Rankings / Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home / Georgia
Least Affordable Cities to Buy a Home in Georgia
Ranked by the ratio of median home value to median household income (the “median multiple”).
1Marietta6.2×2Sandy Springs5.9×3Peachtree Corners5.9×4Brookhaven5.9×5Carrollton5.7×6Gainesville5.7×7Lawrenceville5.7×8Athens-Clarke County unified government (balance)5.6×9Atlanta5.1×10Chamblee5.1×11Canton5.1×12Union City5.0×13LaGrange4.9×14Dunwoody4.9×15Tucker4.8×16Milton4.6×17Douglasville4.5×18Smyrna4.5×19Newnan4.4×20Statesboro4.4×21Roswell4.4×22Alpharetta4.4×23Savannah4.4×24Rome4.3×25Peachtree City4.2×26Woodstock4.2×27Duluth4.2×28McDonough4.2×29East Point4.1×30Kennesaw4.0×31Mableton4.0×32Valdosta4.0×33Stockbridge3.9×34Johns Creek3.9×35Stonecrest3.8×36South Fulton3.8×37Redan3.6×38Pooler3.5×39Dalton3.5×40Macon-Bibb County3.4×41Columbus3.3×42Hinesville3.3×43Augusta-Richmond County consolidated government (balance)3.2×44Martinez3.0×45Evans2.9×46Warner Robins2.8×47Albany2.6×
Limited to cities with 25,000+ residents. Download CSV. Source: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey.