Highest Atlanta Condo Sales for June 2025

Atlanta’s Highest Condo Sales for June 2025: fewer sales Above $1M

June brought just six condo transactions above the $1M mark, reflecting somewhat sluggish activity across some of Atlanta’s most desirable buildings. The month’s highest sale was at Sovereign, where Unit 3601 closed for $2,475,000 at $781 per square foot. On the other end of the spectrum, Park Place on Peachtree saw Unit 11G close right at $1,000,000, marking the lowest price per square foot for the month at $416. This wide range highlights how both iconic towers and boutique developments continue to attract buyers at varying price points.
The average sale price for the month came in just under $1.6M, with a median very close at $1.58M, showing consistency in buyer demand at this level, even if some what lackluster. Price per square foot averaged $585, with transactions spanning from $416 to $781. This spread reflects how location, building amenities, and finishes continue to drive significant differences in valuation, even among similarly sized homes.

Days on market revealed an equally interesting range. While one property moved in just four days, another took 132 days to secure a buyer. On average, homes took 56 days to close, with the median sitting at 42 days. This suggests that while some properties remain highly competitive, others may require a more patient approach depending on pricing strategy and positioning within the market.

The homes themselves offered substantial space, averaging 2,729 square feet with most floor plans falling between 2,500 and 3,300 square feet. These residences typically included two bedrooms, two full baths, and a half bath, catering to buyers seeking larger layouts rather than smaller pied-à-terre options. Properties also ranged in age from 1987 builds to 2022 construction, underscoring the mix of classic Atlanta high-rises alongside more modern developments.

Seller concessions were modest. Across all six sales, sellers covered a total of just over $6,000 in buyer costs, averaging around $1,000 per transaction. This signals a market where buyers are still willing to pay near full value for well-positioned homes, without needing large incentives to close deals.

Overall, June reflected a balanced yet slower luxury condo market, with buyers finding opportunities and sellers seeing strong results without significant givebacks. Indications though is inventory has gone up and sales are going down.

Here’s the June 2025 Highest Condo Sales, ordered from Highest to Lowest Sale:

1. Sovereign Unit 3601, Closed on 06/30/25 for $2,475,000 ($781.25 PSF)

2. One Museum Place Unit 3B, Closed on 06/24/25 for $1,652,500 ($668.49 PSF) 

3. The Aberdeen Unit 302, Closed on 06/16/25 for $1,615,000 ($679.14 PSF) Photo Courtesy of: Re/Max Around Atlanta Realty

4. Park Avenue Unit 14SE, Closed on 06/26/25 for $1,550,000 ($459.53 PSF) Photo Courtesy of: IntowneRE

5. Atlanta Motorsports Park Unit 117, Closed on 06/13/25 for $1,300,000 ($503.88 PSF) Photo Courtesy of: Team One Realty Partners LLC

6. Park Place on Peachtree Unit 11G, Closed on 06/12/25 for $1,000,000 ($416.15 PSF) Photo Courtesy of: IntowneRE

** These results do not include any inventory under contract or active which a developer has not listed in the MLS. Also, it does not include any town home units. **

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