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When were prices and availability in Newnan, GA last updated?

Prices and availability in Newnan, GA were last updated on 8 Jul 2020.

What is the price range for a studio apartment in Newnan, GA?

The price range for a studio apartment in Newnan, GA is between $755 and $2,100.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA is between $755 and $2,813.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA is between $755 and $3,809.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in Newnan, GA is between $1,023 and $5,130.

Renter's Guide to Newnan, GA

Newnan, Georgia, is a city steeped in history but with one eye fixed on the future. Despite recent growth, it has retained its homely, small town feel, and manages to strike a perfect balance of old and new. With rich diversity and good living conditions, many residents feel it's the ideal place to raise a family.

The city is within the Atlanta metro area, and with a population of around 38,000, falls just short of being among Metro Atlanta's 10 largest cities. It's also the county seat of Georgia's Coweta County, and has an area of around 18.6 sq. miles, roughly 7 times smaller than nearby Atlanta, making it ideal for those wishing to escape the hustle and bustle of city life.

Located around 40 miles southwest of downtown Atlanta, Newnan's residents can generally reach the big city within an hour of driving on interstate 85, although rush hour might cause delays. The city is fairly well-connected to major road networks, making access to nearby cities quick and easy.

For the most part, the climate in Newnan is warm and temperate, although the city does experience well over average levels of rainfall. With 51 inches of rainfall per year, compared to the US average of 39 inches, the wettest month is March, while October - which is generally the driest - can still see around 3 inches of rain. However, residents also enjoy plenty of sunshine, with 218 sunny days on average, and temperatures reaching 90°F in July. January is typically the coldest month, with temperatures dropping to around 31°F.

Newnan, GA Demographics

  • Total Population37,818
  • Female 17,642
    Male 20,176
  • Median Age35

Cost of Living in Newnan, GA

Many Newnan residents work close to, or within the city, and will typically use a private vehicle to commute, with gasoline costing around $2.60 per gallon. For those making the commute to Atlanta, public transportation options are fairly limited. However, XpressGA runs a bus service linking Newnan to downtown Atlanta, and various MARTA stations. You'll need to take route 543, and a one-way ticket will cost $4, a round trip $7, a 10-day ticket $35, and a 31-day pass $125. The bus ride typically takes between 45 and 60 minutes. Taxi services in the city generally charge around $2.50 per mile.

Eating out in Newnan is relatively affordable, and simple fast food meals can be picked up for around $5. You can expect to pay $40 for a meal for 2 in a mid-range restaurant, plus between $2.00 and $4.00 for a pint of beer. A coffee to start the morning will generally cost around $2.75, for a regular cappuccino.

For a typical 915 sq. ft apartment, you should be paying around $220 per month on basic utilities such as heating, water, electricity, and garbage collection. Additionally, you'll normally pick up a high-speed fiber optic internet connection for about $52.50 per month.

Living in Newnan, GA

Residents agree that there’s a lot to like about living in Newnan, and it's that small-town vibe that brings it all together. As a growing area, it enjoys all the amenities and facilities of the big city, without all the hubbub.

It's also a town packed with character, and history buffs will enjoy the various museums, as well as examples of colonial era architecture. In comparison to other nearby cities, it has less of a cookie cutter look, and it stands out as its own town, with a vibrant downtown, featuring excellent shopping and eating destinations. It's also ideally located and enjoys excellent transport links to both urban areas and nearby natural sights.

If you're craving big city life, Newnan might not be the place for you, and with Atlanta almost an hour away by bus or private vehicle, it can seem a bit far away, especially if you plan to make the journey twice a day. For young adults, there's a lack of nightlife that can cause boredom, although the town does have a few bars.

Things to do in Newnan, GA

As a town immersed in history, you'll find plenty to do in Newnan. Just a short walk from the bustling downtown area, the exuberant Greenville Street Park offers a wealth of features, and the 25-column colonnaded entrance is sure to impress. Packed full of fountains, green spaces, picnic tables, artwork, an amphitheater, and much more, it's the ideal place for family fun. Dog walkers and hikers will enjoy the several miles of trails to explore at Carl Miller Park, set amid stunning natural scenery.

Shoppers can enjoy a variety of shopping malls, as well as smaller boutique stores, so that you'll find pretty much all you need within Newnan. Besides the downtown area, there are two other major shopping areas: the Forum at Ashley Park and Newnan Promenade. So, wherever your apartment is, you're never too far away from a great shopping experience.

The same can be said for restaurants, with excellent eateries dotted throughout the town. The Redneck Gourmet is a must, as their club sandwiches are legendary among the locals. Alternatively, treat yourself to a locally brewed beer at the Abide Brewing Company.

For culture vultures, there are several interesting museums in Newnan, including the African-American Heritage Museum and Research Center. The 1904 historic courthouse is also worth a visit, while you can discover the Battle of Brown's Mill display at the Historic Train Depot. For freaky family fun, check out the 13 Stories Haunted House.

Employment & Economy in Newnan, GA

The median annual household income in Newnan is around $53,657, which is less than the national median of $60,336. However, in recent years this figure has been rising, along with the job growth in the area, while the unemployment rate remains at around 3.8%, just under the national average of 3.9%.

The main industries in Newnan are manufacturing, retail trade, healthcare and social assistance, transportation and warehousing, and educational services. In terms of employment by occupation, the most commonly held jobs by Newman residents are in administration, sales, and management.

The highest paying industries include finance, insurance, transportation, and warehousing. The highest paid jobs held by residents include health care practitioners, agricultural engineers, and those in management roles.

Newnan, GA Households

  • Total Number of Households14,771
  • Family 9,850
    Non-family 4,921
  • Children 5,561
    No Children 9,210
  • Average People Per Household2.53
  • Median Household Income$60,975
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$1,122

Education in Newnan, GA

Schools in Newnan fall under the Coweta County School District, and there are a lot of high-quality schools to choose from. The city is home to 19 elementary schools, 6 middle schools, and 3 high schools. There are also a number of private schools in the city, as well as the University of West Georgia Newnan Campus, which offers 2 undergraduate programs: Bachelor of Science in Nursing and Early Childhood Education.

Additionally, the city is home to the Central Education Center, a Career Academy Charter School that is ideal for those students who prefer a hands-on approach. It teaches more practical skills, focusing on how to integrate students into real work placements, and can be an excellent alternative to more traditional institutions.

Newnan, GA Education Statistics

  • No High School4%
  • Some High School35%
  • Some College27%
  • Associate Degree6%
  • Bachelor Degree18%
  • Graduate Degree9%

Tips for Renting in Newnan, GA

Georgia does differ from other States in terms of renter's rights and the exact legislation that is in place to protect both tenants and landlords. To find out the specifics, make sure you check out official websites.

Since moving to a new city is an important step, it would be best to do some research beforehand. Think about what you need in terms of amenities when choosing a new apartment and also check out the areas that you have in mind. If you want to live in a more central neighborhood, close to work, expect to pay a bit more in terms of monthly rent.

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