Savannah GA homes for sale include historic houses near downtown, established homes in Midtown and the Southside, and coastal properties on the islands and nearby Chatham County communities.
Heather Murphy Real Estate Group helps buyers and sellers compare these options with clear, property-specific guidance. Explore current single-family homes below, then use this local guide to learn what to consider before buying or selling in Savannah.
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Savannah Market Update
Latest Savannah real estate market data for September 2026.
$349,950
↓ 3.1% YoY
$404,333
↓ 1.3% YoY
2,092
↑ 26.8% YoY
78 Days
↑ 31.2% YoY
$234
↓ 3.3% YoY
99%
1.37% below asking
Savannah’s housing market was considered balanced in September 2026. Active inventory was higher than a year earlier and homes were taking longer to sell, giving buyers more time to compare their options. Homes were still selling at about 99% of asking price, so accurate pricing and strong presentation remain important for sellers. Market conditions can vary by neighborhood and property type.
Updated: September 2026
Savannah’s housing options vary from historic homes to newer neighborhoods and coastal communities. Buyers should compare the specific home, ownership costs, and what must be verified during due diligence.
EXPLORE SAVANNAH
From historic charm to coastal living, Savannah offers a range of unique neighborhoods and nearby areas to explore.
Iconic architecture, tree-lined streets, and a walkable lifestyle.
Historic homes, established neighborhoods, and convenient access to downtown.
A range of home styles with convenient access to shopping, dining, and schools.
Scenic waterways, marsh views, and a relaxed coastal lifestyle.
Gated community, golf, nature, and coastal living.
Newer homes, amenities, and a convenient southside location.
Looking beyond Savannah? Compare Pooler, Richmond Hill, and Tybee Island.
Hunter Army Airfield is in Savannah, and Fort Stewart is near Hinesville. Commute times depend on the specific property and your destination.
Located in Savannah.
Located near Hinesville.
Commute depends on the specific property and destination.
Use address-based school assignment tools and official reports to learn more about Savannah schools.
Look up school assignments by address.
View official school performance data.
Explore school ratings and attendance zone information.
Review property taxes, insurance costs, and total monthly ownership costs.
Check flood risk, elevation, and drainage for the specific property.
Review applicable historic-district rules and approval processes.
Understand HOA fees, rules, and included amenities.
Review zoning, permits, and property-specific requirements before investing.
SELLING A HOME IN SAVANNAH
We help you price your home against current buyer options, compare active and pending competition, gather important records, and prepare strong photography and marketing to reach qualified buyers.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Here are answers to some of the most common questions about buying a home in Richmond Hill.
Start with your commute, home features, full ownership budget, and whether you prefer an older, newer, or coastal property. Compare a small number of areas that fit those priorities before deciding which homes to tour.
You can start by exploring Historic Savannah, Ardsley Park, Isle of Hope, or The Landings.
They are commonly included in a Savannah-area home search, but postal addresses and municipal boundaries are not always the same. Confirm the jurisdiction, property-specific services, taxes, association requirements, and other rules for the home you are considering.
Explore Isle of Hope homes, Wilmington and Whitemarsh Island homes, or The Landings homes.
Yes. Hunter Army Airfield is in Savannah. If you will report there, test the route from the specific home to the gate or reporting location you will use. Fort Stewart is near Hinesville, so that commute should be evaluated separately.
If you are relocating on military orders, explore our Military Relocation Guide. Savannah final page copy
Use the Savannah-Chatham County Public School System’s address-based school assignment tool to check the current assignment for a property. You can also review Georgia school performance reports and GreatSchools for additional information.
Because attendance boundaries can change, confirm the assigned school directly with the district before making a home-buying decision.
Start with the City’s flood resources and check the specific property’s current flood information. Also investigate elevation, drainage, known property history, and obtain a property-specific insurance quote during due diligence.
Flood risk should be evaluated for the individual property rather than assumed from the neighborhood alone.
No. A downtown Savannah address should not automatically be assumed eligible for short-term rental use. Eligibility can depend on the property’s location, zoning, permits, and applicable City requirements.
If you are considering downtown, start by exploring Historic Savannah homes, but verify short-term rental eligibility for the specific address with the City before purchasing.
Certain exterior changes in locally designated historic districts may require review and approval. Check the property’s designation and your specific renovation plans before assuming the work can proceed.
You can also explore Historic Savannah homes. Savannah final page copy
Compare the completed purchase price, expected repairs or upgrades, insurance, HOA costs, inspection options, and move-in timeline.
For new construction, also include lot premiums, design selections, builder incentives, and anything excluded from the advertised base price.
A property-specific comparative market analysis considers relevant recent sales, current competition, condition, location, and features. A citywide or metro-wide median cannot determine the price of an individual home.
If you are considering selling, contact Heather Murphy Real Estate Group for a property-specific review.
Start with a local pricing and preparation review. Gather property records, repair and renovation details, HOA information where applicable, and any flood or insurance documentation relevant to the home.
Then create a photography, marketing, and showing plan that accurately presents the property’s strongest features.
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