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How Many Million-Dollar Homes Are in Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek?

The short answer

The Census Bureau’s American Community Survey counts owner-occupied homes by the value owners report. It gives the median value and the number of homes in the top value brackets for each city. The table below has the latest five-year figures for Alpharetta, Milton and Johns Creek. They are survey estimates of owners’ own valuations, not sale prices.

By the Luxury Homes in Alpharetta Editorial Team1 min read Last checked October 19, 2026

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Estate homes on Quayside Drive, Milton Photo: Thomson200, CC0

Search engines are asked whether Alpharetta and Milton are wealthy. We answer the part that can be measured: the homes.

Owner-occupied homes by value, American Community Survey 2020-2024 five-year estimates
PlaceMedian home valueOwner-occupied homesValued $1,000,000+Share $1M+
City of Alpharetta$649,00016,2951,91711.8%
City of Milton$789,00011,0443,41030.9%
City of Johns Creek$629,40023,2682,2739.8%
Georgia (statewide)$303,3002,676,35787,5393.3%
Survey estimates of owners’ own valuations, with margins of error (tables B25077, B25003, B25075). U.S. Census Bureau, ACS 2020-2024

Georgia: the median value of owner-occupied homes was $303,300 (ACS 2020-2024 5-year estimate, margin of error +/- $1,171). (U.S. Census Bureau, American Community Survey 2020-2024 5-year estimates, Table B25077, checked 2026-10-19)

Reading the survey honestly

  • Owners estimate their home’s value; the survey does not appraise.
  • Margins of error are wide for small cities and top brackets.
  • Five-year estimates lag a fast market.

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Written by the Luxury Homes in Alpharetta Editorial Team. AI tools help us draft; people check every fact before it publishes.

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Golf and homes at Crooked Creek, Milton · Photo: Thomson200, CC0

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