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LOCAL MARKET DATA

Georgia Property Lead Market Data

Choose your county and open the list you want to research. Compare each list’s coverage and publication date before choosing properties.

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Housing and market context: Cobb County, Georgia

2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates · County geography · U.S. Census Bureau ACS source

Population estimate
775,208
Median household income
$102,738
Median owner-occupied home value
$407,200
Median monthly gross rent
$1,730
Owner-occupied share
67.0%
Renter-occupied share
33.0%
Vacant housing share
5.9%

Tenure shares describe occupied housing; vacancy includes all housing units. Use this local housing mix to frame rental demand and carrying-cost questions, then compare the specific property with nearby homes. The ACS home-value median is a survey estimate for owner-occupied homes, not a current median sale price or a valuation of any property on this list.

Market statistics describe their stated geography and survey period. Published-list counts and filing dates describe the selected records separately.

Housing and market context: DeKalb County, Georgia

2020–2024 ACS five-year estimates · County geography · U.S. Census Bureau ACS source

Population estimate
765,351
Median household income
$80,644
Median owner-occupied home value
$357,800
Median monthly gross rent
$1,692
Owner-occupied share
58.8%
Renter-occupied share
41.2%
Vacant housing share
13.2%

Tenure shares describe occupied housing; vacancy includes all housing units. Use this local housing mix to frame rental demand and carrying-cost questions, then compare the specific property with nearby homes. The ACS home-value median is a survey estimate for owner-occupied homes, not a current median sale price or a valuation of any property on this list.

Market statistics describe their stated geography and survey period. Published-list counts and filing dates describe the selected records separately.

How to compare the lists

Motivated sellers counts unique properties with multiple signals. Foreclosure and lien lists count records; one property can have more than one filing. A property may appear in several categories, so these counts are not added together.

The publication date belongs to the list, not the filing or the listing’s last active day. A category not shown here does not establish that the county has no such records.

Official sources