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Hapeville

A small city on Hartsfield-Jackson's north edge, with a historic downtown and a market small enough that mix moves the median.

$420K
median close price
67 days
days on market
45
closings, 12 mo
$206/sqft
price per sq ft

Updated September 2026 · Source: FMLS, compiled by the Terence Richardson Group

The 60-second read

Hapeville is a small market: 45 FMLS closings in the 12 months through September 2026, at a $420,000 median. The city sits directly on Hartsfield-Jackson's north boundary, with Delta's headquarters and the Porsche Experience Center at its edges and a historic downtown at its core.

Read the numbers with care. The annual median jumped from $338,500 in 2024 to $455,990 in 2025, a move that says more about which homes sold than about every house appreciating that much. In a 45-sale market, a few large closings swing the median. Sales did average 98% of list, so what sells here sells close to asking.

What the housing stock actually is

Hapeville's typical sale is compact: the middle half ran 1,131 to 1,860 square feet, priced $265,000 to $479,000 at a median $206 per square foot. The scale fits the city, small lots on an old street grid around the historic downtown, with some newer townhome product in the mix. Only 4% of sales since 2020 were homes built 2020 or later.

The trend line is the thing to respect. Annual medians ran $288,250 in 2021, $283,000 in 2023, $338,500 in 2024, then $455,990 in 2025, per FMLS data compiled by the Terence Richardson Group. That's not smooth appreciation; that's a small market where the mix of what sold changes year to year. Price the specific house, not the citywide number.

Median close price, Hapeville
TerenceRichardson.com $353K Oct 2021 Sep 2026 $474K high

Data last updated: September 2026. Source: FMLS closed sales, compiled by the Terence Richardson Group. Y-axis does not start at zero. Months with fewer than 5 closings are omitted from the line.

View the data table
PeriodValue
Oct 2021$311K
Nov 2021n/a
Dec 2021n/a
Jan 2022$270K
Feb 2022$267K
Mar 2022$341K
Apr 2022$231K
May 2022n/a
Jun 2022$305K
Jul 2022$238K
Aug 2022$245K
Sep 2022$258K
Oct 2022n/a
Nov 2022n/a
Dec 2022n/a
Jan 2023n/a
Feb 2023n/a
Mar 2023$355K
Apr 2023n/a
May 2023$206K
Jun 2023n/a
Jul 2023$250K
Aug 2023$179K
Sep 2023$264K
Oct 2023n/a
Nov 2023n/a
Dec 2023$282K
Jan 2024n/a
Feb 2024n/a
Mar 2024n/a
Apr 2024$350K
May 2024n/a
Jun 2024n/a
Jul 2024n/a
Aug 2024n/a
Sep 2024n/a
Oct 2024$365K
Nov 2024n/a
Dec 2024n/a
Jan 2025n/a
Feb 2025n/a
Mar 2025$450K
Apr 2025n/a
May 2025n/a
Jun 2025$474K
Jul 2025$450K
Aug 2025n/a
Sep 2025n/a
Oct 2025n/a
Nov 2025n/a
Dec 2025$449K
Jan 2026n/a
Feb 2026n/a
Mar 2026n/a
Apr 2026n/a
May 2026n/a
Jun 2026$434K
Jul 2026$424K
Aug 2026$258K
Sep 2026$353K

What tends to work well

  • Buyers targeting $265,000 to $479,000, the middle half of Hapeville's FMLS sales through September 2026.
  • Airport, airline, and logistics workers; Delta's headquarters and the terminals sit minutes away.
  • Buyers who want a compact, walkable downtown scaled to a small city.
  • Sellers watching close-to-list strength; Hapeville sales averaged 98% of list price, so well-priced homes hold their number.

What buyers should think about

  • Buyers who need selection; 45 closings in 12 months means thin inventory in any given month.
  • Anyone sensitive to aircraft noise; runways sit directly south of the city, so visit at different hours before you commit.
  • Buyers who want rail transit inside the city; the nearest MARTA stations are in East Point and College Park.
  • Bargain hunters expecting big discounts; despite a 67-day median time on market, sales still closed near asking.

How are the commutes from Hapeville?

I-75 runs along Hapeville's east side, and I-85 and I-285 are minutes away around the airport. Virginia Avenue is the east-west spine connecting downtown Hapeville to the airport district. Terminal traffic is part of life here, so time your test drives at peak.

There's no MARTA rail station inside Hapeville. The East Point and College Park stations sit a short drive west, and MARTA buses run the corridor. Most residents plan around the car.

Drive times are realistic off-peak to peak ranges, not promises. Test your own commute at your own hours before you buy; we say that to every client.

5-10 min
to Hartsfield-Jackson
15-25 min
to Downtown Atlanta
20-30 min
to Midtown
30-45 min
to Buckhead

What schools serve Hapeville?

Hapeville is served by Fulton County Schools. Verify any address's assigned schools with the district's official lookup.

Sources: enrollment, grades, and staffing from NCES Common Core of Data via the Urban Institute Education Data API (2022-23); assessment figures from Georgia Milestones, Governor's Office of Student Achievement downloadable data, 2024-25, share of tested students scoring Proficient or Distinguished on Georgia Milestones (ELA and Math; EOG for elementary and middle schools, American Literature and Algebra EOC for high schools). Attendance zones are set by the district, change over time, and must be verified address by address before you rely on them. We identify schools factually and present official statistics uniformly; we do not rate, rank, or characterize schools.

Everyday life

Historic downtown Hapeville packs restaurants and small shops into a few blocks near the rail line. It's a genuine small-town core inside the Perimeter, walkable at the scale of the city itself. Hapeville logged 45 FMLS closings in the 12 months through September 2026, per data compiled by the Terence Richardson Group.

The corporate neighbors define the edges: Delta Air Lines' headquarters campus sits at the airport boundary, and the Porsche Experience Center, with its test track, is just across the city line. Planes are part of the deal; the runways sit directly south.

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Medians and days on market: trailing 12 months. Data last updated: September 2026. Source: FMLS closed sales, compiled by the Terence Richardson Group.

Questions people ask

Hapeville questions, answered

Is Hapeville a good place to live?

45 FMLS closings in the 12 months through September 2026 make Hapeville, Fulton County, GA a small market, per data compiled by the Terence Richardson Group. The draw: a walkable historic downtown, the airport and Delta's headquarters next door, and sales that averaged 98% of list price. The tradeoffs: aircraft noise, thin inventory, and a 67-day median time on market. It suits buyers who want small-city scale with airport-anchored employers minutes away.

What is the median home price in Hapeville?

The median home price in Hapeville, Fulton County, GA is $420,000 for the 12 months through September 2026, per FMLS closed sales compiled by the Terence Richardson Group. Handle that number carefully: with only 45 closings, the mix of what sold moves the median. The 2025 annual figure was $455,990 against $338,500 in 2024, a jump driven by which homes traded, not a clean appreciation signal.

How close is Hapeville to the airport?

About 5 to 10 minutes covers the drive from most of Hapeville, Fulton County, GA to Hartsfield-Jackson's domestic terminal; the city sits directly on the airport's north boundary. Delta Air Lines' headquarters is at that same edge, and the Porsche Experience Center sits just across the city line. The flip side is real: runways this close mean aircraft noise on many blocks.

What are homes like in Hapeville?

The middle half of recent sales in Hapeville, Fulton County, GA ran 1,131 to 1,860 square feet, priced $265,000 to $479,000, per FMLS closed sales compiled by the Terence Richardson Group. The median came in at $206 per square foot. Expect small lots on an older street grid near downtown, with some newer townhome product in the mix, and only 4% of sales since 2020 built 2020 or later.

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