Year over year through September 2026, typical home values in Paulding County dipped slightly, and median list prices fell more noticeably, down nearly 8 percent. New listings and pending sales also declined compared with last September, signaling cooler buyer and seller activity. At the same time, months of supply fell by more than a quarter, pointing to fewer options relative to the pace of sales than a year ago.
In the latest monthly snapshot, the typical home value sits around the mid-$350,000s, with the median list price tracking just above that level. Homes are taking longer to sell, with the median days on market up to 70 days and about 12 percent of properties closing above list price.
Inventory now stands at 1,437 active listings, and Paulding County has roughly 5.1 months of supply, placing it in a buyer’s market by local measures and slightly leaner than Georgia overall. Sales volume is relatively steady, with 213 homes sold in September and an average sale-to-list price ratio just under 99 percent, suggesting sellers are making modest pricing adjustments rather than steep discounts. With Georgia’s statewide prices edging up year over year while Paulding County’s soften a bit, local conditions can vary from what headlines suggest, and both buyers and sellers can benefit from Agent Pronto’s help in finding an expert agent who knows this market.
