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Coweta County, GA

RANK #287 / 1001 NAT  ·  #12 / 41 GA  ·  POP 152,852

1YR FORECAST: +0.1%

5YR OUTLOOK: +20%

Our model projects above-average housing market growth for Coweta County at +0.1% over the next year.

[01] Why Coweta County?

The city of Senoia, within Coweta County, is widely recognized for its historic downtown and as a filming location for popular television shows and movies. Located in west-central Georgia, Coweta County is part of the Atlanta metropolitan area, approximately 38 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta. Commuting to Atlanta is an option for residents, and the county offers a local "demand response" transit program for travel within Coweta. The community offers a blend of suburban and rural living, with ample green spaces and opportunities for outdoor recreation, including Chattahoochee Bend State Park and the LINC trail system.

Life in Coweta County often appeals to families and young professionals seeking a balance between community living and access to a major city. The Coweta County School System is highly rated, serving over 23,000 students across numerous elementary, middle, and high schools. The local economy is diverse, with recent growth driven by investments in sectors such as advanced manufacturing and energy. The county actively works to attract and support businesses, contributing to job creation and a growing population.

MARKET PROFILE

Idiosyncratic Markets

Coweta County's data profile doesn't fit any single market profile cleanly — its housing, labor, and demographic signals pull in different directions (home prices -0.6% YoY, population +1.9%, wages +4.6%). About 414 U.S. counties show this kind of mixed-signal pattern.

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[02] Market Snapshot

Housing Ratio
19.5x

Overvalued relative to economy

Home Prices
-0.6%

Prices declining

Climate & Terrain
-0.3

Below-average climate & terrain

Price/Rent
16x

Above national median (15x)

Housing looks overvalued at 19.5x — home prices are high relative to local economic output. The typical U.S. county is 4–6x.

[03] Top Employers

  1. 1
    Coweta County School System Education
    2,500+
  2. 2
    Piedmont Newnan Hospital Healthcare
    1,000+
  3. 3
    Amazon.com Services Logistics
    250+
  4. 4
    Georgia Power Energy
    91
  5. 5
    Yamaha Motor Manufacturing Manufacturing
    80
  6. 6
    Cargill Meat Solutions Manufacturing
    59
  7. 7
    City of Hope (formerly Cancer Treatment Centers of America) Healthcare
    41
  8. 8
    HelloFresh Manufacturing
  9. 9
    Newnan Utilities Government
  10. 10
    Kason Industries Manufacturing

Estimated local headcount ranges. Larger employers shown as floor + "+"; smaller employers show exact counts where reported.

[04] Home Value Growth vs National

Coweta County U.S. National

Bars show trailing 12-month growth. The dashed Forecast bars are the model's next-12-month projection; the whisker marks the ±1% range (cooling–accelerating).

The Numbers

DEMOGRAPHICS
Population
152,852
+1.85% YoY
Median Household Income
$95,548
Median Home Value
$357,500
-0.61% 12mo
Median Rent
$1,488
Average Annual Pay
$56,730
+4.6% YoY
Employment
49,373
+1.2% YoY
Income-to-Home-Value
0.2673
More affordable than average
Migration Inflow
3.63%
of pop. from another state
Bachelor's Degree+
36.2%
of residents (national avg: 33%)

Market Activity

REAL ESTATE
Median Sale Price
$460,950
Days on Market
50
Moderate pace
Months of Supply
3.4
Balanced market
Sale-to-List Ratio
98.5%
Near asking price
Sold Above List
14.1%
Listings w/ Price Drops
34.3%
Building Permits (2025)
751
Single-Family Permits
751

Source: Redfin · Census BPS — Browse sales on Redfin →

[05] Crime & Safety

B-
SAFETY
GRADE
Homicide Rate
4.7
per 100K · nat avg 6.5
Firearm Fatalities
17.4
per 100K · nat avg 13.4
Injury Deaths
67.8
per 100K · nat avg 83.6
vs National Average
Below national avg
based on homicide rate
10-Year Trend
Stable since 2015
homicide rate, 2015 → 2025

Source: Homicide rates from CDC/NCHS vital-statistics mortality data — a multi-year average that stabilizes counts in smaller counties — compiled in the County Health Rankings 2025 release. Rates per 100,000 population; U.S. average ≈ 6.5. Grade reflects homicide rate relative to the national average. Learn more →

See where Coweta County stands nationally: safest large counties in America · highest homicide-rate counties.

[06] Capital Investment

$18,800M
TOTAL
PROJECT AMOUNT STATUS
Project Sail Data Center Campus
Atlas Development (with Prologis)
$17,000M Proposed
Plant Yates Natural Gas Expansion (3 units)
Georgia Power
$1,300M Under Construction
Project Peach Data Center Campus
CyrusOne
$500M Planned

Source: public records, news, corporate announcements. Amounts are estimates where noted.

[07] Score Breakdown

Population Growth +1.9% 85 percentile
Income Growth +1.5% 22 percentile
Vacancy Rate 0.8% 62 percentile
Home Price Change -0.6% 16 percentile
Rent Growth +2.9% 46 percentile
Price/Rent 16x 36 percentile

Bars show percentile rank among all 1001 counties.

[08] Frequently Asked Questions

Is Coweta County, GA a good place to move to?

With a Boom Town Index score of 71/100, Coweta County sits in the upper half of all 1001 ranked counties. Employment is expanding at +1.2%, and median household income stands at $95,548 — indicators that suggest solid fundamentals even if it's not among the fastest-growing counties in GA.

Is Coweta County affordable?

Housing in Coweta County is roughly in line with national affordability norms. The median home costs $357,500 and the income-to-home-value ratio sits at 0.27, with rents averaging $1,488/month. Not a bargain, but not a stretch for most local earners either.

Is Coweta County growing or shrinking?

Coweta County is growing on multiple fronts. Population is up +1.9% year-over-year while employers added jobs at a +1.2% clip. Home values shifted -0.6% in the past year.

Are people moving to Coweta County?

There's a moderate stream of newcomers. About 3.63% of residents moved from another state, which is above average and suggests Coweta County has appeal as a relocation destination — though it's not among the highest-inflow counties nationally.

[09] Similar Counties by Size & Score

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