Bryan County Real Estate Market Update: June 2026
Bryan County had one clear lesson in June 2026: one county can hold four very different markets at once. From a tight seller’s market in
Bryan County had one clear lesson in June 2026: one county can hold four very different markets at once. From a tight seller’s market in

There is no single Bryan County housing market right now, and the May 2026 numbers prove it. In fact, the county closed 116 homes last

Bryan County’s April 2026 update: median sold $445K (+8.54% MoM), 77 closings, 6.63 mo. inventory. Richmond Hill drove 72 of 77 sales.
The Bryan County housing market rebounded in March 2026 with the median sold price up 4.2% to $415,499. Richmond Hill led with 78 closings.

Bryan County housing market shifted in February 2026: Richmond Hill stable, Pembroke thin-volume, Ellabell showing increased buyer leverage.

The Bryan County housing market opened 2026 balanced at 5.71 months. Richmond Hill, Pembroke, Ellabell ZIPs plus Hyundai Metaplant impact.

Homeowners in Bryan County, Georgia may qualify for valuable property tax savings through the Homestead Exemption. Whether you live in Richmond Hill, Pembroke, or unincorporated