Land Use

Approximately 30% of the land in the city is still undeveloped. Of the developed land in the city, residential makes up nearly 30% of all land, and publicly-owned land such as public/institutional, parks/recreation/conservation, right-of-way, and transportation/communications/utilities make up another quarter of the city's area. About 15% of the land in the city is designated for commercial business and industry.

Housing

The housing market in Newnan, Georgia, is thriving with a wide variety of options, including apartments, condominiums, townhouses, duplexes, triplexes, and single-family detached homes. The city continues to be a hub for both single-family and multi-family developments, offering something for everyone. While prices have risen, now averaging $387,111, this reflects the strong demand and the city's appeal as a desirable place to live. New construction homes are starting at around $350,000, showcasing the city's growth and modernization. Existing homes also hold strong value, with many resale properties being available at competitive prices, above $200,000. This positive trend in the housing market highlights Newnan's continued growth and attractiveness as a community.