Since metro Atlanta’s recovery began in earnest in 2012, prices are up—in some places way up. Here, how the median home value has changed from December 2011 to December 2015, according to Zillow*:
Avondale Estates
2011: $212,000
2015: $298,000
Brookhaven
2011: $819,000
2015: $1,200,000
Cabbagetown
2011: $168,000
2015: $258,000
Castleberry Hill
2011: $120,000
2015: $170,000
Chastain Park
2011: $721,000
2015: $944,000
College Park
2011: $67,600
2015: $101,000
Decatur
2011: $283,000
2015: $429,000
Downtown
2011: $108,000
2015: $167,000
Druid Hills
2011: $389,000
2015: $547,000
Dunwoody
2011: $298,000
2015: $388,000
East Atlanta
2011: $128,000
2015: $248,000
Edgewood
2011: $151,000
2015: $226,000
Home Park
2011: $180,000
2015: $280,000
Inman Park
2011: $281,000
2015: $428,000
Johns Creek
2011: $277,000
2015: $364,000
Kirkwood
2011: $180,000
2015: $294,000
Marietta
2011: $179,000
2015: $230,000
Midtown
2011: $161,000
2015: $240,000
Morningside/Lenox Park
2011: $460,000
2015: $695,000
Old Fourth Ward
2011: $117,000
2015: $190,000
Peachtree City
2011: $234,000
2015: $281,000
Poncey-Highland
2011: $154,000
2015: $259,000
Reynoldstown
2011: $141,000
2015: $248,000
Roswell
2011: $239,000
2015: $326,000
Sandy Springs
2011: $315,000
2015: $428,000
Smyrna
2011: $158,000
2015: $211,000
Tucker
2011: $139,000
2015: $180,000
Virginia-Highland
2011: $407,000
2015: $596,000
*Home value information and neighborhood/city boundaries are determined by Zillow.
This article originally appeared in our March 2016 issue.
