Warner Robins, GA Market Snapshot | October 2025: What’s Really Happening Right Now

If there’s one word that sums up October in Warner Robins, it’s momentum. The heat of summer may have cooled, but the hum of the market hasn’t stopped — it’s just settled into a calmer, more confident rhythm.

Drive down Watson Boulevard on a Saturday morning and you’ll see it: new construction rising near Highway 96, open-house signs tucked between coffee shops and cul-de-sacs, families exploring neighborhoods that feel like the perfect blend of energy and comfort.

So what’s actually happening behind those Sold signs? Let’s take a look at the numbers — and what they really mean.

October 2025 in a Snapshot

In October, 66 homes sold across Warner Robins and South Houston County, totaling just over $16.4 million in volume.

🏠 Homes Sold: 66
💵 Total Volume: $16,483,502
💲 Median Sale Price: $242,500
📈 Average Sale Price: $249,750
⏱ Average Days on Market: 34

That’s a natural seasonal dip from summer — fewer closings, but steady prices. With a median price hovering just under $250K, Warner Robins continues to offer one of the strongest affordability stories in Middle Georgia.

What it means: Buyers haven’t disappeared; they’re simply pacing themselves. Homes are selling in just over a month, which is the sign of a balanced market — one that rewards patience, precision, and smart pricing.

(Source: Georgia MLS – October 2025)

Where the Action Is

Most homes sold between $200K and $300K, the range that continues to define Warner Robins’ sweet spot. South of Watson Boulevard toward 96, newer homes averaged $283K and moved in just over a month. North of Watson Boulevard, resale homes averaged closer to $207K, giving first-time buyers plenty of opportunity to step into homeownership.

It’s a market with something for everyone — and that’s exactly why it stays so resilient.

How Buyers Paid for Their Homes

Loan Type Homes Sold Avg Price Median Price Avg DOM
Conventional 20 $270,061 $279,500 31
FHA 17 $230,088 $216,000 27
VA 18 $313,682 $298,450 39
Cash 11 $138,591 $110,000 44

(Source: Georgia MLS – October 2025)

What stands out:
• VA buyers (27%) continue to be a powerful presence — no surprise with Robins Air Force Base right here at the heart of town.
• FHA buyers (26%) are keeping entry-level homes moving, proof that first-time ownership is alive and well.
• Conventional buyers (30%) anchor the mid-market with stable financing.
• Cash deals (17%) — often investors or relocations — round out a diverse, healthy mix.

The Mood Around Town

Even with fewer listings changing hands, the mood isn’t slow — it’s steady. Homes are spending about a month on the market, and showings remain strong for anything priced and presented well.

Neighborhoods like Lake Joy Village, Turtle Creek, and Wellston Woods continue to attract attention for their location and community feel, while pockets near Highway 96 keep drawing buyers looking for newer construction and convenience.

Warner Robins has long been known for two things: value and vitality — and right now, it’s showing both.

Looking Ahead to Q4

We’re heading into the final stretch of 2025 with confidence. The numbers point to a seasonal slowdown, not a slump.

For Buyers:
• You’ve got a bit more breathing room and negotiating power.
• Rates appear to be stabilizing, and inventory is balanced.
• If you’re planning a move early in 2026, shopping now could mean better options and motivated sellers.

For Sellers:
• Price competitively — today’s buyers are informed and intentional.
• Listings under $275K are seeing the strongest traction.
• Professional presentation still pays off: clean, staged, photographed well, and marketed locally and online.

The Takeaway

Warner Robins is ending 2025 exactly how strong markets should — steady, balanced, and full of opportunity. It’s not the frenzy of a few years ago, and that’s a good thing. It’s a market that rewards preparation, knowledge, and trusted local expertise.

Homes Sold: 66
Median Price: $242,500
Average DOM: 34
Most Common Loan: Conventional / VA
Market Mood: Stable, Affordable & Steady

Ready to Talk About Your Next Move?

Whether you’re relocating to Houston County, buying your first home, or planning a sale before the new year — let’s talk about what these numbers mean for you.

William Walton-Dean | Walton Dean Realty
📱 478-371-7069
“Your dreams. Our dedication. A luxury experience tailored for you.”

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