Most Affordable Cities in Georgia

Cost of living rankings for 168 cities in Georgia with uncapped home, rent, and income estimates. On average, Georgia is near the national average with a statewide average Cost Index of 103.

1 source baseline is past its update cadence — newer official vintage not reflected
Cheapest City
McRae-Helena
Index: 72
Most Expensive
Milton
Index: 183
State Average
103
National: 100
Cities Ranked
168
eligible statewide total

Georgia Affordability Ranking

Showing 151–168 of 168 eligible cities — 18 on this page. Page 4 of 4.

#CityIndexHome ValueRentIncome
151St. Simons127$555,600$1,378$108,771
152Tyrone127$506,332$1,762$135,691
153Peachtree Corners128$542,915$1,487$82,139
154Dacula128$439,940$2,551$100,821
155Canton130$513,710$1,986$80,091
156Senoia135$509,774$2,483$124,964
157Suwanee139$594,672$1,915$103,260
158Peachtree City141$568,740$2,386$113,987
159Roswell143$653,146$1,724$128,654
160Cumming143$595,137$2,253$85,868
161Dunwoody146$672,389$1,758$121,903
162Sandy Springs148$692,396$1,706$104,340
163Alpharetta155$716,629$2,137$147,612
164Brookhaven155$744,798$1,831$117,663
165Johns Creek158$695,041$2,548$160,093
166Druid Hills159$793,200$1,762$130,139
167Skidaway Island170$893,255$1,679$136,156
168Milton183$946,504$2,246$171,295

2026 edition — based on ACS 2024, Zillow 2026-08, HUD FY2027, and BEA 2024 dated sources. The edition year is not the observation year.

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