Fastest-Selling ZIP Codes in Metro Atlanta
This report ranks the Metro Atlanta ZIP codes where homes are actually selling fastest right now, measured by median days on market. It uses the same public-data approach as the Tom Will Sell Metro Atlanta Market Intelligence Index, rebuilt this month from the freshest ZIP-level readings on Redfin's ZIP market pages, with metro-wide public figures applied only where ZIP-level data is not published. Twenty of the 25 ZIP codes below sell at or faster than the metro-wide median of about 59 days, but the market has cooled further since the summer: GAMLS calls the conditions "slower, selective and stable," with September closed sales at a multiyear low and active inventory at a more-than-decade high. The fastest cluster holds the northern Perimeter corridors, while the intown Atlanta ZIPs that once led now trail the set at 54 to 91 days.
Metro Atlanta at a glance.
Figures reflect the most recent public readings compiled for the October 2026 refresh: Georgia MLS (GAMLS) September 2026 closed-sale data released October 14, Homes.com's August 2026 metro report, and Redfin's newest metro and ZIP-level readings. Sources include Georgia MLS (GAMLS), Homes.com, FRED, Georgia REALTORS, Redfin, HousingWire, Hoodline, and the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. Full source list and metric definitions on the methodology page.
The 25 ZIP codes selling fastest, ranked by median days on market.
Ranked by the freshest ZIP-level days-on-market readings from Redfin's ZIP market pages and market-trends feeds. Brookhaven 30319 leads the metro at about 25 days, with Suwanee 30024 at 28 and Roswell 30075 at 32. Twenty of the 25 ZIPs on this list still sell at or faster than the metro-wide median of about 59 days. The middle of the list moved again this cycle: Kennesaw 30144 and Peachtree City 30269 jumped into the fast group at 36 and 39 days, while Villa Rica 30180, Fayetteville 30214, and Powder Springs 30127 slid to 70, 75, and 76. The notes below explain where metro averages are applied and where ZIP-level data is marked N/A.
| Rank | ZIP | City / Area | Median Sale Price | Median DOM | Months of Supply | Sale-to-List | Price-Cut Rate* | Pending-to-Active† | Seller Concessions* | Cash-Buyer Share* | Fastest-Moving Tier‡ |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 30319 | Brookhaven | $831,000 | 25 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $800K+ |
| 2 | 30024 | Suwanee | $640,000 | 28 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 3 | 30075 | Roswell | $740,000 | 32 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $650K-$800K |
| 4 | 30329 | North Druid Hills | $552,000 | 35 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 5 | 30328 | Sandy Springs | $600,000 | 36 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 6 | 30144 | Kennesaw | $400,000 | 36 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 7 | 30101 | Acworth | $455,000 | 39 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 8 | 30009 | Alpharetta (Downtown) | $806,000 | 39 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $800K+ |
| 9 | 30269 | Peachtree City | $605,000 | 39 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 10 | 30005 | Alpharetta | $745,000 | 40 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $650K-$800K |
| 11 | 30060 | Marietta | $410,000 | 41 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 12 | 30080 | Smyrna | $530,000 | 41 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 13 | 30126 | Mableton | $404,000 | 45 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 14 | 30188 | Woodstock | $468,000 | 46 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 15 | 30518 | Sugar Hill | $495,000 | 46 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 16 | 30114 | Canton | $460,000 | 47 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 17 | 30519 | Buford | $490,000 | 47 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $400K-$500K |
| 18 | 30022 | Johns Creek | $677,000 | 48 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $650K-$800K |
| 19 | 30310 | Atlanta (West End) | $353,000 | 54 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $300K-$400K |
| 20 | 30030 | Decatur | $625,000 | 59 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $500K-$650K |
| 21 | 30314 | Atlanta (Ashview Heights) | $288,000 | 61 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | Under $300K |
| 22 | 30180 | Villa Rica | $338,000 | 70 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $300K-$400K |
| 23 | 30214 | Fayetteville | $399,000 | 75 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $300K-$400K |
| 24 | 30127 | Powder Springs | $374,000 | 76 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $300K-$400K |
| 25 | 30318 | Atlanta (Westside) | $374,000 | 91 days | N/A | N/A | ~40% | ~19% | ~73% | ~33% | $300K-$400K |
* Metro-average public figure applied at ZIP level where no consistent ZIP-specific figure is published: price-cut rate ~40% of active listings (HousingWire, last Atlanta reading; nearly 3 in 4 Atlanta sales in the three months ending August 2026 had carried a price cut, per Redfin), seller concession rate 72.8% (Redfin, three months ending August 2026, the highest share among the 29 metros it tracks), and cash-buyer share ~33% (Veyla Capital research via Hoodline, March 2026; Redfin's latest Atlanta reading ~32%). † Pending-to-active set to the metro reading of ~19% (GAMLS, September 2026: ~4,340 pending contracts vs. 23,006 active listings), also applied at ZIP level. ‡ Fastest-moving price tier derived from the ZIP's median sale price, the band where transaction volume concentrates.
Months of Supply and Sale-to-List read N/A at ZIP level this month because free public data does not publish those readings consistently by ZIP code; the metro readings were about 5.4 months of supply (Homes.com, August 2026) and a 97.6% sold-to-list ratio (GAMLS Solds Analysis, September 2026). ZIP-level median sale price and days on market follow the most recent Redfin ZIP market-page or market-trends readings, and the published window varies by ZIP: ZIP-page windows range from December 2025 to August 2026, with September 2026 market-trends readings cited for Kennesaw 30144, Mableton 30126, Sugar Hill 30518, Fayetteville 30214, and Buford 30519, where cached readings vary modestly. See the methodology for full definitions and sources (GAMLS, FRED, Georgia REALTORS, Homes.com, Redfin, HousingWire, Hoodline, and the AJC).
Why these ZIPs move fast.
The list is not random, and this cycle it tells a clear story: the fastest ZIPs have moved north and east of the Perimeter, while the intown ZIPs that used to top this report have cooled the most. Each pattern shows up directly in the numbers above.
Price point.
Fourteen of the 25 ZIPs carry a median sale price under $500,000, from $288,000 in Ashview Heights 30314 to $495,000 in Sugar Hill 30518. That band draws the widest buyer pool, and nine of its fourteen ZIPs still clear at or faster than the metro median of about 59 days, while the five that trail sit in the west and southwest. The surprise this cycle is at the top: the three fastest ZIPs, Brookhaven 30319, Suwanee 30024, and Roswell 30075, all carry medians above $600,000, which shows demand is still not concentrated at entry price points alone.
Location.
The geography holds at the top but changed in the middle this cycle. The intown Atlanta ZIPs still trail the set: 30318 at about 91 days, 30314 at 61, and 30310 at 54. The fastest cluster keeps the north and east Perimeter, where Brookhaven 30319 clears in about 25 days, Suwanee 30024 in 28, and Roswell 30075 in 32, with Sandy Springs 30328 and North Druid Hills 30329 close behind at 36 and 35, and Kennesaw 30144 joining them at 36. Peachtree City 30269 and Smyrna 30080 both moved up this cycle, to 39 and 41 days, as buyer traffic concentrated along the GA 400, I-85, and I-75 corridors.
School zones.
School-zone ZIPs still dominate the top half. Roswell 30075, Suwanee 30024, and Sandy Springs 30328 sell in 28 to 36 days, North Druid Hills 30329 clears in 35, and Alpharetta 30005 and 30009 clear in 40 and 39. The shift shows in Decatur 30030: still one of the most in-demand school assignments in the metro, it holds near 59 days as traffic thins everywhere. Johns Creek 30022 sits at 48 and Peachtree City 30269 has sped up to 39.
Inventory levels.
Months of supply is not published ZIP by ZIP in free public data, so those cells read N/A this month. The metro reading tells the trend: about 5.4 months of supply (Homes.com, August 2026), up from 4.9 a year earlier, and clearly in buyers' favor. Demand has kept softening. GAMLS now describes the metro as running at "slower, selective and stable" conditions with active inventory at a more-than-decade high, Redfin's metro Atlanta pending sales ran about 24% below last year in the four weeks ending October 18, and 72.8% of sales in the three months ending August 2026 carried a seller concession, the highest share among the metros Redfin tracks.
New construction.
The growth corridors split again this cycle. Acworth 30101 clears in about 39 days and Sugar Hill 30518 in 46, and the freshest September readings firm up Buford 30519 at about 47 days. The long tail sits in the west and southwest: Villa Rica 30180 at about 70 days, Fayetteville 30214 at 75, and Powder Springs 30127 at 76, all well above the metro median. Builders in those corridors are competing against a deeper resale pool, and buyers are using the leverage, with price cuts near 40% of active listings metro-wide by the last public reading.
What it means for you.
If you are selling in the fastest ZIPs, Brookhaven, Suwanee, and Roswell still demand day-one pricing and prep, because buyer traffic concentrates quickly there. In the slower ZIPs on this list, the play is realistic comps and a relaunch plan, not a waiting game. If you are buying, the trend is your friend: more time to decide, price cuts near 40% of active listings, and seller concessions in nearly 3 of 4 closed deals. A pre-approval still wins the fast ZIPs; patience wins the slow ones. Your ZIP may not be on this list; the same public data behind it can still tell you exactly where you stand.
Which of these ZIPs work as investments?
Fast sales tell you demand is real, but they do not tell you the return. This cycle's cooling has put several of these ZIPs into buyer-friendly entry territory, and the Atlanta Investor Intelligence site layers cash-flow, cap-rate, and price-tier analysis onto this same public-data approach, ZIP by ZIP, so you can see which addresses on this list pencil out for a rental or a flip. It opens in a new tab.
Open Investor AnalysisEducational public-data analysis, not a CMA.
This report is an educational, data-driven analysis compiled monthly by Tommy Williams (License 287291, Georgia) from publicly available sources. It is not a substitute for a comparative market analysis (CMA) or an appraisal, and ZIP-level figures in the table do not guarantee or predict results for any specific address. Where a ZIP-level figure is not published in free public data, the table marks it N/A or applies a disclosed metro reading rather than estimating. Full sources, definitions, and derivation notes: methodology page.
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This report is an educational public-data analysis compiled monthly by Tommy Williams (License 287291, Georgia). It is not a substitute for a comparative market analysis (CMA) or an appraisal. Part of the Tom Will Sell Metro Atlanta Market Intelligence Index. Sources and definitions: methodology page.