Homes for Sale in Charlton County, GA

About Charlton, GA

Charlton County was created by the Georgia General Assembly on February 18, 1854.  It was originally part of Camden County.  The county is 782 square miles, of which 1.1% is water.  The majority of the land is part of the Okefenokee Swamp and National Wildlife Refuge.  Over 12,000 Georgians call Charlton County home.

If you are considering buying a home, you can check out the latest version of our Home Buyer’s Guide. Updated quarterly with the most recent market information, this will help you through the entire home buying process.

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If you are considering selling your home, you can check out the latest version of our Home Seller’s Guide. Updated quarterly with the most recent market information, this will give you tools for the entire home selling process.

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  • Explaining Today’s Low Housing Supply [INFOGRAPHIC] 09/29/2023
    Some Highlights Wondering why the supply of homes for sale is limited today? There are a few factors at play. Lack of building over time, the mortgage rate lock-in effect, and people staying in their houses longer are three of the main reasons why supply is low. But real estate agents know exactly where to […]
  • Why Your House Didn’t Sell 09/28/2023
    If your listing expired and your house didn’t sell, you’re likely feeling a little frustrated. Not to mention, you’re also probably wondering what went wrong. Here are three questions to think about as you figure out what to do next. Did You Limit Access to Your House? One of the biggest mistakes you can make […]
  • Why Today’s Housing Inventory Shows a Crash Isn’t on the Horizon 09/27/2023
    You might remember the housing crash in 2008, even if you didn’t own a home at the time. If you’re worried there’s going to be a repeat of what happened back then, there’s good news – the housing market now is different from 2008. One important reason is there aren’t enough homes for sale. That […]
  • The Return of Normal Seasonality for Home Price Appreciation 09/26/2023
    If you’re thinking of making a move, one of the biggest questions you have right now is probably: what’s happening with home prices? Despite what you may be hearing in the news, nationally, home prices aren’t falling. It’s just that price growth is beginning to normalize. Here’s the context you need to really understand that trend. […]
  • Beginning with Pre-Approval 09/25/2023
    If you’re looking to buy a home this fall, there are a few things you need to know. Affordability is tight with today’s mortgage rates and rising home prices. At the same time, there’s a limited number of homes on the market right now and that’s creating some competition among buyers. But, if you’re strategic, […]