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Hampton Housing Market Report – September 2026
Hampton, GA
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Live Georgia MLS inventory for Hampton. The grid below shows the 250 homes a single request to the feed returns; the report beneath it counts all 340 listings the MLS holds in the city, pulled on September 22, 2026.
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Hampton at a glance, September 2026
Georgia MLS, residential listings in the city limits, pulled September 22, 2026.
On September 22, 2026 the Georgia MLS had 270 residential homes for sale within the city limits of Hampton, and a further 65 already under contract. Half of those listings ask more than $333,770 and half ask less. The middle half of the market runs from $275,750 to $449,262; the full range goes from $50,000 to $2,250,000. By size, the median works out at $151.58 per square foot across the 242 listings that publish one. These are asking prices – what sellers in Hampton are hoping for, not what buyers are paying.
Where this report starts
This is the first report in the series, so there is nothing yet to compare it against. The figures above are the starting line. Next month this section will carry a side-by-side table – how many homes came on, how many went under contract, and which way the median asking price and the price per square foot moved – all of it measured against the numbers on this page rather than guessed at. Nothing here is projected forward: a market report that predicts is a market report that can be wrong, and this one only counts what the MLS is actually showing on the day it is pulled.
What this means if you are buying in Hampton
What a budget reaches in Hampton reads straight off those figures: at $275,750 the cheapest quarter of what is listed, at $333,770 about half the market, above $449,262 the top quarter. Of the 335 homes in Hampton either for sale or under contract, 19% are already under contract – 65 of them – and that share is the clearest signal on this page of how fast homes are being taken. About 17 new listings a week arrived over the last 30 days, 71 in all. The median home on the market has been showing 64 days. At that length there is room to negotiate on anything sitting well past it, while the listings that just came on are the ones worth moving quickly for. Carry the per-square-foot number into a showing: $151.58 is the median in Hampton today, so a home asking well above it should be visibly better – a renovation, a lot, a view – and if it is not, ask why.
What this means if you are selling in Hampton
Listing in Hampton this month makes you one of 271 homes competing for the same buyers. The typical listing is a 4-bedroom home of about 2,350 square feet asking $333,770. Multiplying the median $151.58 per square foot by your own square footage is a rough reality test before you pick a number – not a valuation. With 19% of the town’s listings under contract, buyers are active – but at the prices being accepted, not the prices being asked. Half the homes on the market have been showing more than 64 days, and those are what yours gets compared with. A listing that goes stale gets negotiated down further than one priced right on day one. What this page cannot tell you is what your own house is worth. That needs the inside of it, the condition, the street and the last few closed sales on it.
How these numbers were produced
Everything here is counted, not estimated. Source: the Georgia MLS feed through IDX Broker, residential property within the city limits of Hampton, pulled September 22, 2026. “Homes for sale” counts active listings, including new ones, price changes and homes back on the market; the 65 under contract and anything coming soon are counted separately. The median is the middle listing rather than the average, so one mansion cannot drag it. Price per square foot is the median across the 242 listings that publish one. “Days showing” counts from the day a listing first appeared in this feed, which is close to but not the same as the MLS’s own days-on-market. No sale prices appear here – ask Rayshell Scott for those. Refreshed monthly.
Common questions about the Hampton market
What is the median asking price in Hampton right now?
$333,770, pulled from the Georgia MLS on September 22, 2026. That is the middle of the 270 residential homes listed for sale in the city limits – half ask more, half ask less. It is an asking price, not a sale price.
Is Hampton a buyer’s market or a seller’s market?
270 homes are for sale in Hampton and 65 are under contract, so 19% of what is listed is already spoken for, as of September 22, 2026. The median listing has been showing for 64 days. Whether that makes it a buyer’s or a seller’s market depends on your price band, and this page deliberately stops short of the label – what it can tell you is the inventory, the share under contract and how long homes are sitting, which is what the label is usually shorthand for anyway.
How much is a home per square foot in Hampton?
The median asking price works out at $151.58 per square foot across the 242 listings that publish a size, on September 22, 2026. The middle half of the market asks between $275,750 and $449,262 in total, so a larger home at the same price per foot lands well up that range.
How many homes are for sale in Hampton?
270 residential homes were for sale in Hampton on September 22, 2026, with 65 under contract and 5 coming soon. 71 of the homes now for sale first appeared in the feed within the previous 30 days. The count is refreshed every month from the same query.
The other market reports
Area guides for the towns she works
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- Peachtree City
- Fayetteville
- Tyrone
- Newnan
- Jonesboro
- Fairburn
- Conyers
- Hampton (this town)
- Stockbridge
Talk through what this means for your move
Rayshell Scott is a Peachtree City-based agent with Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers and works Hampton, Henry County and the surrounding south metro Atlanta towns. You can search every listing in the MLS, see her current listings, get a valuation of your own home, or meet Rayshell. Call or text 678-761-0949, or send a message.
Rayshell Scott, Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers. 1218 N Peachtree Pkwy, Peachtree City, GA 30269.
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