Chattooga County’s housing market presented a mixed picture in August 2025, with home sales experiencing a notable decline while median prices continued their upward trajectory. According to recent data from Redfin, the county saw fewer transactions compared to the previous year, even as property values appreciated.

In August 2025, a total of 12 homes were sold in Chattooga County. This represents a 25% decrease from the 16 homes sold during the same month in 2024, signaling a cooling in buyer activity.

Despite the slowdown in sales volume, home prices in the area remained robust. The median home price in Chattooga County reached $185,000 in August 2025. This marks a significant 6.3% increase compared to the median price recorded in August of the previous year, suggesting that demand for available properties or limited inventory continues to push values higher.

The pace of the market also showed an adjustment. Homes in Chattooga County spent an average of 54 days on the market before selling in August 2025. While this indicates a relatively quick turnaround for properties, it also hints at a slightly longer sales cycle compared to what might have been seen in prior, more frenzied periods.

These local trends in Chattooga County largely mirror the broader housing market dynamics across Georgia. Statewide, the number of homes sold declined by 4.8% in August 2025 compared to the previous year, indicating a widespread decrease in transactional volume. Similarly, the market pace across Georgia slowed, with the median number of days a home spent on the market increasing to 58 days, highlighting a generally slower selling environment.

The blend of fewer sales and higher prices in Chattooga County suggests an evolving market. Potential factors influencing these trends could include fluctuating interest rates, continued affordability challenges for some buyers, or a persistent lack of readily available inventory. As the year progresses, real estate observers will be closely watching to see if the market finds a new equilibrium between buyer demand and seller expectations.