Crane Eater / New Town, GA

Neighborhood

Nearby Neighborhoods in Crane Eater / New Town

Hill City / Nickelsville

Home Value$176.4K

Median Rent$1.1K

Median Age53.4 yrs

30+ Min Commute45%

Damascus / Old Mill

Home Value$209.5K

Median Rent$866

Median Age42.9 yrs

30+ Min Commute31%

Curryville / Sugar Valley

Home Value$262.6K

Median Rent$981

Median Age34.5 yrs

30+ Min Commute32%

Fidelle / Lewis Corner

Home Value$237.2K

Median Rent$1.7K

Median Age47.5 yrs

30+ Min Commute38%

Home Value$253.1K

Median Rent$969

Median Age45.0 yrs

30+ Min Commute36%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024 · © OpenStreetMap contributors·Sources

Housing in Crane Eater / New Town

Median Home Value

$203,500

Median Year Built

1990

Vacancy Rate

5.1%

Owner/Renter Ratio

69.4%

Median Property Tax

$1,353

Effective Tax Rate

0.66%

Home Value Distribution

How home prices are spread across the area. Shows the range of property values and where most homes fall.

Under $200K: 69.4%
$200K-$350K: 30.6%
$350K-$500K: 0.0%
$500K-$1M: 0.0%
$1M+: 0.0%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Owner vs. Renter

Share of homes that are owned vs. rented. Neighborhoods with higher ownership tend to have more long-term, stable residents.

Owner Occupied: 69.4%
Renter Occupied: 30.6%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Housing Type

What kinds of residential buildings make up the area — from single-family homes to large apartment buildings.

Single Family: 73.8%
Small Building (2-4 units): 9.1%
Apartment Building (5+ units): 6.7%
Mobile / Other: 10.4%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Vehicles per Household

Distribution of vehicles per household. Shows how many cars residents typically have — useful for evaluating parking and transit demand.

No Vehicle: 3.8%
1 Vehicle: 27.4%
2 Vehicles: 45.0%
3+ Vehicles: 23.8%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Mortgage Status

Share of owner-occupied homes with an active mortgage vs. owned outright.

With Mortgage: 61.2%
No Mortgage: 38.8%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Occupants per Room

How crowded homes are based on the number of people per room. Higher occupancy can indicate housing affordability challenges.

Not Crowded (1 or fewer per room): 96.1%
Moderately Crowded (1.01-1.50): 2.4%
Severely Crowded (1.51+): 1.5%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

House Heating Fuel

Primary heating fuel used by households. Shows what energy sources are most common in the area.

Utility Gas: 3.9%
Bottled/Tank/LP Gas: 0.0%
Electricity: 93.3%
Fuel Oil/Kerosene: 0.0%
Coal/Coke: 0.0%
Wood: 1.8%
Solar Energy: 0.0%
Other Fuel: 0.0%
No Fuel Used: 1.0%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Home Value by Year Built

Median home value grouped by the decade the structure was built. Shows how construction era affects property values.

New (2000+): $752,000
Modern (1980-1999): $216,200
Post-War (1960-1979): $340,900
Pre-1960: $190,900

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Housing Age & Structure

When homes were built and what types of structures exist. Helps assess the age and character of the housing stock.

New (2020+): 10.5%
Recent (2000-2019): 26.3%
Modern (1960-1999): 59.1%
Pre-1960: 4.1%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources

Internet Access

Types of internet connections available to households. Important for remote workers and families.

With Internet Subscription: 77.8%
Internet Without Subscription: 11.7%
No Internet Access: 10.5%

Data: U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 5-Year Estimates, 2024·Sources