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Forsyth County, GA Sellers and the Current Price Test in May 2026

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If you are selling, the price test is simple does the number line up with what people are actually paying? Last month, that answer started with a median sold price of $318,500 and a median list price of $476,900.
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If you are selling, the price test is simple does the number line up with what people are actually paying? Last month, that answer started with a median sold price of $318,500 and a median list price of $476,900.
Last month, homes sold at 98.7% of asking in Forsyth County, GA. That tells me the market is still rewarding homes that are priced with care. It also tells me sellers do not have much room to overreach without losing momentum. The typical sale time of 32 days matters here too. A home that is priced correctly can still move with purpose, but the first response window is where the market usually gives the clearest signal. Review the sold range first. Set the list price with discipline. Then watch the first weeks on market closely and adjust only if the response tells you to.
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Monday, May 18, 2026

West Forsyth Graduation

West Forsyth High School is scheduled to hold its graduation ceremony on Monday, May 18, at 7 p.m. For Wolverine families and friends, it is the county's next big milestone night as seniors are recognized for years of work, growth, and perseverance. Graduation season is always one of the most heartfelt times of year in Forsyth County, and West's ceremony will be another special moment for the Class of 2026.

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Tuesday, May 19, 2026

Lambert Graduation Night

Lambert High School is scheduled to hold its graduation ceremony on Tuesday, May 19, at 7 p.m. With Lambert's commencement, Forsyth County Schools will close out this year's graduation season for the district's traditional high schools. It is another evening that will mean a great deal to seniors, their loved ones, and the teachers and staff members who helped them reach this point.

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Friday, May 22, 2026

Schools Close for Summer

Friday, May 22, is marked on the Forsyth County Schools calendar as the K-12 early release last day of school. For students, parents, and school staff, it is the official close of the 2025-26 school year and the start of summer break. It is also a useful date for families to plan around, since dismissal times will be earlier than usual across the district.

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Tuesday, May 26, 2026

Summer Reading Starts

The Forsyth County Public Library is kicking off its Summer Reading Challenge with Summer Kickoff at the Cumming Library on Tuesday, May 26, from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. Families can drop in for games, crafts, activities, and a passport-style program that leads to a prize. The event is open to all ages with no registration required. It is a cheerful way for local children and caregivers to roll into summer with books, creativity, and a good reason to spend time together at the library.

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