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Market Stats

The Woodstock GA  real estate market consists of the city of Woodstock and unincorporated portions of Cherokee County with a Woodstock postal address (zip codes 30188 and 30189) including the Towne Lake area.

There were a total of 88 sales in November 2009 (up from 74 the previous month) in the Woodstock GA real estate market. The average selling price for that period was $200,807 and the median selling price was $184,800. The average Days on Market for homes sold during the month was 105. 168 homes were listed on the FMLS in the Woodstock GA real estate market during the month.

In November 2008, there were a total of 48 sales in the Woodstock GA real estate market.  The average selling price was $203,866 and the median selling price was $151,750. The average Days on Market for homes sold during the month was 71.

As of December 21, 2009, there were 748 active FMLS listings in the Woodstock GA  real estate market.  It is certainly a great time to buy if you know where to look. As a real estate expert in the Woodstock GA  real estate market, I'm here to help you find a great property at a great price, please contact me today for an up to date market report.
 
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The City

First settled around 1825, Woodstock was not chartered as a city until 1897.  It’s earliest settlers were farmers. During the last 10 years, city more than doubled in population and area, as the metro Atlanta area expanded its residential base.  In 2006 the population was estimated to be 21,482. The median age in 2007 was 32.8 years and the estimated median household income was $58,400. I recall from my first drive through Woodstock 40 years ago, downtown consisted of the L&N railroad station, the 1904 House restaurant and Dean’s General Store.  The station has been converted to a restaurant and the site of Dean’s store is now the Woodstock visitor’s center.  Downtown Woodstock is now lined with specialty stores and tearooms and special events facilities.

Recreation

The City of Woodstock maintains two parks: Woodstock City Park is at the heart of downtown with benching, the Woodstock Centennial Clock and Time Capsule, a Gazebo and a fountain.  Dupree Park is located on Neese Road at the eastern city boundary and provides two play areas for small children, softball fields, lighted tennis courts, a fishing pond and picnic area.  Park and recreation facilities serving the unincorporated communities surrounding the city area are operated by Cherokee County Parks and Recreation Commission.