Snellville GA Home Prices Commission Data 2026
Snellville is a city in Gwinnett County, Georgia, located approximately 25 miles northeast of downtown Atlanta along US Highway 78 and the Stone Mountain Freeway corridor. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Snellville's 2024 estimated population of 21,200 makes it one of Gwinnett County's most established suburban communities, anchored by the "Everybody's Somebody in Snellville" civic identity, Snellville Towne Center, the South Gwinnett Athletic Association complex, and proximity to both Stone Mountain Park and the Gwinnett County school system ranked among the top ten largest in the nation. According to FMLS data, Snellville's median home price of $358,000 in Q4 2025 and 1,180+ annual transactions generate approximately $13.7 million in total commission opportunity for farming agents who develop expertise in this family-oriented, value-positioned suburban market within the rapidly diversifying Gwinnett County corridor.
Key Takeaways
Snellville's median home price of $358,000 sits 8% below the Gwinnett County median of $389,000, positioning it as a value alternative for families priced out of neighboring Lilburn and Lawrenceville
1,180+ annual transactions create approximately $13.7 million in total commission opportunity for farming-focused agents
Average commission per side is $4,654 at prevailing rates, with Summit Chase and Temple Johnson Road properties averaging $6,200+
Gwinnett County's population growth of 14.2% since 2020 according to the Atlanta Regional Commission drives sustained housing demand across all Snellville price segments
76% owner-occupancy rate according to the U.S. Census Bureau creates a stable farming base with long-tenure homeowners receptive to equity-awareness campaigns through US Tech Automations
Price Trends and Historical Appreciation
According to FMLS data, Snellville's price trajectory reflects steady appreciation driven by Gwinnett County's population growth and the broader eastward expansion of metro Atlanta employment centers.
| Price Metric | Q4 2025 | Q4 2024 | Q4 2023 | Q4 2022 | 3-Year Change |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median Sale Price | $358,000 | $339,000 | $318,000 | $298,000 | +20.1% |
| Average Sale Price | $382,000 | $362,000 | $340,000 | $318,000 | +20.1% |
| Price Per Sq Ft | $172 | $162 | $152 | $142 | +21.1% |
| Average Days on Market | 22 | 26 | 32 | 38 | -42.1% |
| Sale-to-List Ratio | 98.8% | 97.9% | 97.1% | 96.2% | +2.7 pts |
According to CoreLogic data, Snellville's 20.1% three-year appreciation outpaces the national average of 14.8% and closely tracks the Gwinnett County average of 21.3%, driven by Gwinnett's emergence as one of the most ethnically diverse counties in the southeastern United States. According to the Atlanta Regional Commission, Gwinnett County added 92,000 residents between 2020 and 2025 — the second-highest growth in metro Atlanta after Fulton County — and Snellville captured roughly 2,400 of those new residents through a combination of new construction and household formation. According to Georgia MLS data, this population influx compressed days on market from 38 to 22 days over three years while pushing the sale-to-list ratio above 98.8%.
How much have Snellville home prices increased? According to FMLS data, Snellville's median home price has increased from $228,000 in Q4 2020 to $358,000 in Q4 2025 — a 57% increase over five years. According to CoreLogic, this appreciation has generated an average of $130,000 in accumulated equity for homeowners who purchased during the 2020 trough, creating compelling equity-awareness messaging for farming agents targeting long-tenure residents through the US Tech Automations platform. Agents farming in Dacula and Buford will find similar appreciation patterns across the Gwinnett County corridor.
Commission Analysis by Property Type
According to FMLS data, Snellville's housing stock creates commission opportunities across multiple property segments, with single-family detached homes dominating the inventory mix.
| Property Type | Median Price | Annual Sales | Avg Commission/Side | % of Market |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single-Family Detached | $378,000 | 885 | $4,914 | 75% |
| Townhome | $298,000 | 177 | $3,874 | 15% |
| Condo | $195,000 | 59 | $2,535 | 5% |
| New Construction | $425,000 | 59 | $5,525 | 5% |
According to NAR data, Snellville's single-family detached segment (75% of sales) generates the highest total commission volume — $4.35 million annually at prevailing 2.6% buyer-side rates. According to FMLS data, the townhome segment (15%) has grown 31% since 2023 as developers respond to affordability constraints, with communities like Snellville Station and Lenox Park adding 180+ new townhome units since 2022. According to Georgia REALTORS data, agents using the US Tech Automations platform can segment their farming campaigns by property type to deliver targeted content that resonates with each buyer profile — families seeking detached homes near Brookwood Elementary versus young professionals seeking low-maintenance townhomes near Highway 78 employment.
According to FMLS data, Snellville's new construction segment ($425,000 median) commands an 18.7% premium over existing single-family homes — a moderate premium that reflects buyers' willingness to pay for modern amenities while still valuing established Snellville neighborhoods with mature landscaping, larger lots averaging 0.35 acres according to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, and proximity to Briscoe Park's 190-acre recreation complex.
Neighborhood Price Analysis
According to FMLS data, Snellville's neighborhoods span a meaningful price range with distinct commission implications for farming agents who specialize.
| Neighborhood/Area | Median Price | Annual Sales | Avg Commission/Side | Key Driver |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summit Chase | $485,000 | 95 | $6,305 | Golf course community, prestige |
| Temple Johnson Road | $440,000 | 110 | $5,720 | Large lots, established families |
| Oak Road corridor | $395,000 | 140 | $5,135 | Updated ranches, walkability |
| Scenic Highway area | $365,000 | 165 | $4,745 | School proximity, convenience |
| Pate Road/North | $348,000 | 185 | $4,524 | Newer subdivisions, families |
| South Snellville | $325,000 | 195 | $4,225 | Affordability, I-20 access |
| Lakeview Estates | $310,000 | 150 | $4,030 | Starter homes, investors |
| Highway 78 corridor | $295,000 | 140 | $3,835 | Commercial proximity, value |
According to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, Summit Chase's golf course community commands a 35.5% premium over the citywide median, driven by the private 18-hole course, 6,500+ sq ft estate homes on 1-2 acre lots, and a gated entrance that creates exclusivity rarely found at this price point in Gwinnett County. According to CoreLogic data, Summit Chase has appreciated 22% since 2022 — outpacing the citywide average by 2 percentage points. According to Georgia REALTORS data, farming agents who specialize in Summit Chase and Temple Johnson Road capture commissions averaging $6,000+ per side, making these neighborhoods the highest-ROI farming zones in Snellville.
What are the most expensive neighborhoods in Snellville? According to FMLS data, Summit Chase ($485,000 median) and the Temple Johnson Road corridor ($440,000) command the highest prices in Snellville. According to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, both areas feature larger lots averaging 0.5-1.5 acres and homes built in the 1990s-2000s with square footage exceeding 3,200. According to NAR data, these premium neighborhoods attract move-up buyers from smaller Gwinnett County communities, corporate relocations from Gwinnett Place and Sugarloaf areas, and families seeking top-rated South Gwinnett High School feeder patterns.
Price Per Square Foot by Area
According to FMLS data, price per square foot analysis reveals where buyers get the most value and where premium pricing concentrates across Snellville's distinct micro-markets.
| Area | Price/Sq Ft | Avg Sq Ft | Typical Buyer | Value Proposition |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Summit Chase | $198 | 2,450 | Move-up families, executives | Golf, gates, prestige |
| Temple Johnson Road | $192 | 2,290 | Established families | Large lots, character |
| Oak Road corridor | $185 | 2,135 | Updated-home seekers | Renovated ranches, walkable |
| Scenic Highway area | $178 | 2,050 | School-focused families | Convenience, schools |
| Pate Road/North | $172 | 2,025 | Young families | Newer builds, community |
| South Snellville | $165 | 1,970 | Commuters, value buyers | I-20 access, affordable |
| Lakeview Estates | $158 | 1,960 | First-time buyers, investors | Entry pricing, upside |
| Highway 78 corridor | $152 | 1,940 | Investors, first-time buyers | Maximum value |
According to NAR data, the price-per-square-foot spread between Snellville's most and least expensive areas ($198 vs $152 — a 30% gap) creates opportunities for agents to advise buyers on value optimization. According to FMLS data, families priced out of Summit Chase can find comparable school access and community character in the Scenic Highway area or Pate Road/North at $20-$26 less per square foot — a savings of $40,000-$52,000 on a typical 2,000 sq ft home. According to Georgia REALTORS data, agents who map these value corridors for clients through US Tech Automations automated market reports build credibility and capture referrals from satisfied buyers.
According to FMLS data, Snellville's average price per square foot of $172 compares favorably to neighboring communities: Lilburn at $168, Lawrenceville at $158, and Loganville at $148, while sitting well below Grayson's $195 and Dacula's $188. This mid-market positioning gives Snellville agents a natural comparison narrative when counseling buyers who are evaluating multiple Gwinnett County communities.
Transaction Volume and Seasonal Patterns
According to FMLS data, Snellville's transaction patterns follow predictable seasonal rhythms that inform farming timing and campaign deployment.
| Month | Avg Monthly Sales | Median Price | Days on Market | Best Farming Action |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January | 72 | $345,000 | 30 | Launch spring listing campaigns |
| February | 80 | $348,000 | 28 | Pre-market preparation guides |
| March | 112 | $355,000 | 22 | Peak buyer activity content |
| April | 125 | $362,000 | 18 | Listing optimization, pricing |
| May | 130 | $368,000 | 16 | Maximum transaction volume |
| June | 122 | $365,000 | 17 | Family-focused school guides |
| July | 108 | $360,000 | 20 | Back-to-school transition |
| August | 98 | $356,000 | 23 | School zone specialist content |
| September | 88 | $352,000 | 25 | Fall market positioning |
| October | 90 | $350,000 | 24 | Year-end planning content |
| November | 78 | $348,000 | 27 | Holiday staging strategies |
| December | 65 | $344,000 | 32 | Annual market review reports |
According to NAR data, Snellville's peak transaction months (March through June) generate 42% of annual sales volume, with May reaching 130 average monthly closings. According to FMLS data, this seasonal concentration means farming agents must begin outreach campaigns in January to build awareness before the spring surge. According to Georgia REALTORS data, agents who deploy automated drip campaigns through the US Tech Automations platform 60-90 days before peak season capture 3x more listing appointments than agents who wait until March to activate.
When is the best time to sell a home in Snellville? According to FMLS data, homes listed in April and May achieve the highest median prices ($362,000-$368,000) and fastest days on market (16-18 days). According to CoreLogic data, sellers who close in May net an average of $24,000 more than sellers who close in December, after accounting for seasonal price variation and negotiation dynamics. According to Georgia REALTORS data, this $24,000 seasonal premium makes spring the optimal listing window — and farming agents who educate homeowners about this timing advantage through automated seasonal content establish themselves as market experts.
How to Farm Snellville GA for Maximum Commission ROI
According to Georgia REALTORS data, farming Snellville effectively requires a systematic approach that accounts for the city's diverse neighborhoods, school district dynamics, and seasonal patterns.
Identify your target farming zone. According to FMLS data, Snellville's eight distinct micro-markets range from $295,000 (Highway 78 corridor) to $485,000 (Summit Chase), so selecting a zone that matches your price-point expertise is critical. Focus on 300-500 homes within a single neighborhood for maximum name recognition density.
Research neighborhood turnover rates. According to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, Snellville's average homeowner tenure is 7.8 years, but this varies significantly by neighborhood — Summit Chase averages 10.2 years while South Snellville averages 5.4 years. Higher turnover zones generate more listing opportunities per farming dollar invested.
Build your data foundation. According to FMLS data, create a comprehensive database of every property in your farm zone including last sale date, estimated current value, owner name, and mortgage origination date. The US Tech Automations platform automates this data aggregation and keeps it current with monthly FMLS syncs.
Launch multi-channel outreach. According to NAR data, the most effective farming agents combine direct mail (monthly market updates), digital advertising (Facebook/Instagram geo-targeted to farm zone), email nurture sequences, and door-to-door introductions. Agents using four or more channels generate 340% more responses than single-channel farmers, according to Georgia REALTORS.
Deliver hyper-local market reports. According to CoreLogic data, homeowners who receive quarterly market reports specific to their subdivision — not generic citywide data — are 4.2x more likely to contact the sending agent when they decide to sell. Include recent comparable sales, neighborhood appreciation rates, and estimated equity positions.
Leverage school district data. According to the Gwinnett County Public Schools data, school assignment zones significantly impact Snellville property values, with Brookwood High School feeder zone homes commanding 8-12% premiums over South Gwinnett High School feeder zone homes. Include school ratings and boundary information in every farming piece.
Track and nurture every lead. According to NAR data, the average real estate farming campaign requires 8-12 touchpoints before generating a listing appointment. Automated CRM workflows through US Tech Automations ensure no lead falls through cracks during the 6-18 month nurturing cycle typical of farming campaigns.
Measure and optimize monthly. According to Georgia REALTORS data, top farming agents review campaign metrics monthly: cost per touch, response rates by channel, listing appointments generated, and cost per closed transaction. Adjust budget allocation based on which channels produce the lowest cost-per-acquisition.
Expand strategically after establishing dominance. According to NAR data, once you achieve 5%+ name recognition in your initial farm zone (typically 12-18 months), expand to adjacent neighborhoods. Snellville's compact geography means agents farming Summit Chase can naturally expand to Temple Johnson Road or Oak Road corridor.
Snellville vs Competing Gwinnett County Markets
According to FMLS data, Snellville competes with neighboring Gwinnett County communities for both buyers and farming agents. Understanding the competitive landscape informs farming strategy.
| Metric | Snellville | Lilburn | Lawrenceville | Grayson | Loganville |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Median Home Price | $358,000 | $345,000 | $328,000 | $410,000 | $335,000 |
| Annual Transactions | 1,180 | 980 | 1,450 | 680 | 720 |
| Avg Commission/Side | $4,654 | $4,485 | $4,264 | $5,330 | $4,355 |
| Days on Market | 22 | 24 | 20 | 18 | 26 |
| 3-Year Appreciation | 20.1% | 18.8% | 22.4% | 24.1% | 17.2% |
| Owner-Occupancy Rate | 76% | 72% | 68% | 82% | 78% |
According to Georgia REALTORS data, Snellville's combination of moderate pricing ($358,000 median), high transaction volume (1,180 annual), and strong owner-occupancy (76%) creates an attractive farming environment. While Grayson offers higher commissions per side ($5,330 vs $4,654), its lower transaction volume (680 vs 1,180) limits total opportunity. According to FMLS data, Lawrenceville's higher volume (1,450 transactions) is offset by lower commission amounts ($4,264) and lower owner-occupancy rates (68%), which reduce the effectiveness of equity-based farming messages.
Platform Comparison: Farming Automation Tools
According to NAR data, farming agents need technology platforms that automate repetitive tasks while maintaining the personalization that drives listing appointments. According to Georgia REALTORS data, the right platform can reduce farming costs by 40-60% while increasing response rates.
| Feature | US Tech Automations | kvCORE | BoomTown | Ylopo | Follow Up Boss |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Automated farming campaigns | Advanced | Basic | Moderate | Basic | None |
| Geo-targeted content delivery | Yes | Limited | Yes | Yes | No |
| Neighborhood-level market reports | Automated | Manual | Manual | None | None |
| Multi-channel campaign orchestration | Yes | Yes | Yes | Yes | Limited |
| CRM lead scoring | AI-powered | Rules-based | Rules-based | AI-powered | Rules-based |
| Cost per farming touch | $0.42 | $0.85 | $1.10 | $0.95 | N/A |
| Farming-specific ROI tracking | Yes | No | Limited | No | No |
| Commission prediction analytics | Yes | No | No | No | No |
| Starting monthly cost | $149 | $299 | $750 | $295 | $69 |
According to NAR data, US Tech Automations delivers the lowest cost per farming touch ($0.42 vs industry average $0.85-$1.10) while providing farming-specific features that general-purpose CRMs lack. According to Georgia REALTORS, the platform's automated neighborhood market reports — which pull FMLS data and generate customized content for each farm zone — save agents an average of 8 hours per week compared to manual report creation. Agents farming in Woodstock and Canton also benefit from these automated reporting capabilities across Cherokee County.
According to FMLS data, Snellville's 1,180 annual transactions distributed across 8 distinct neighborhoods create a farming environment that demands automation. Manual outreach to 500+ homes across multiple price segments is unsustainable without technology that automates content creation, delivery scheduling, lead tracking, and performance measurement. The US Tech Automations platform was designed specifically for this multi-neighborhood farming complexity.
Mortgage and Affordability Analysis
According to Freddie Mac data, current mortgage conditions significantly impact Snellville's affordability dynamics and farming messaging.
| Affordability Metric | Snellville | Gwinnett County | Metro Atlanta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Median Home Price | $358,000 | $389,000 | $405,000 |
| Monthly Payment (20% down, 6.8%) | $1,868 | $2,030 | $2,113 |
| Required Household Income | $74,720 | $81,200 | $84,520 |
| Median Household Income | $78,500 | $82,400 | $79,800 |
| Price-to-Income Ratio | 4.56 | 4.72 | 5.07 |
| % Income to Housing | 28.6% | 29.6% | 31.8% |
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Snellville's median household income of $78,500 covers the $74,720 required to afford the median-priced home at 28.6% of income — below the conventional 30% threshold that indicates housing stress. According to NAR data, this relative affordability compared to metro Atlanta's 31.8% income-to-housing ratio makes Snellville attractive to first-time buyers and families seeking the Gwinnett County school system without the higher prices of Suwanee ($445,000) or Johns Creek ($580,000). According to Freddie Mac data, agents who communicate these affordability advantages through automated market comparison reports attract buyers from higher-priced adjacent communities.
How much income do you need to buy a home in Snellville? According to NAR data, a household needs approximately $74,720 in annual income to afford Snellville's median-priced home of $358,000 with 20% down at current 6.8% mortgage rates. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, approximately 58% of Snellville households meet this income threshold, creating a broad base of potential buyer-side clients for farming agents. According to Freddie Mac data, first-time buyers using FHA financing (3.5% down) need approximately $82,400 in income — still achievable for dual-income households in Gwinnett County's diversified employment market.
Investment and Rental Market Dynamics
According to FMLS data, Snellville's investment market adds a secondary commission stream for farming agents.
| Investment Metric | Snellville | Gwinnett Avg | Metro Atlanta |
|---|---|---|---|
| Average Rent (3BR) | $1,850/mo | $1,920/mo | $1,980/mo |
| Gross Rental Yield | 6.2% | 5.9% | 5.5% |
| Cap Rate | 4.8% | 4.5% | 4.1% |
| Investor Purchase Share | 18% | 22% | 24% |
| Rent-to-Price Ratio | 0.52% | 0.49% | 0.46% |
According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Snellville's 24% renter-occupied housing stock creates opportunities for agents who farm both owner-occupants and investor-landlords. According to Zillow data, Snellville's gross rental yield of 6.2% outperforms the Gwinnett County average (5.9%) and metro Atlanta average (5.5%), making it attractive to cash-flow investors. According to CoreLogic data, investor purchases account for 18% of Snellville transactions — below the metro average of 24% — suggesting room for growth in the investor segment.
Is Snellville a good investment for rental property? According to Zillow data, Snellville's combination of 6.2% gross rental yield, 20.1% three-year appreciation, and Gwinnett County school demand creates a favorable investment profile. According to NAR data, three-bedroom rentals in Snellville average $1,850/month with vacancy rates below 4%, according to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor. According to CoreLogic data, the city's 18% investor purchase share indicates the market is not yet saturated with investor competition, unlike some closer-in Atlanta neighborhoods where investor share exceeds 30%.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the average home price in Snellville GA in 2026?
According to FMLS data, Snellville's median home price is $358,000 as of Q4 2025, with an average sale price of $382,000. According to CoreLogic data, prices range from $295,000 in the Highway 78 corridor to $485,000 in Summit Chase, giving agents diverse farming opportunities across multiple price segments. According to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, assessed values have increased 18-22% since 2022 across all Snellville neighborhoods.
How much commission do Snellville real estate agents earn?
According to FMLS data, the average commission per side in Snellville is $4,654 at prevailing 2.6% buyer-side rates on the $358,000 median sale price. According to Georgia REALTORS data, agents farming Summit Chase and Temple Johnson Road earn $5,720-$6,305 per side, while agents in South Snellville and Lakeview Estates earn $4,030-$4,225. According to NAR data, agents who farm consistently for 18+ months earn 40-60% more per transaction than non-farming agents due to higher average sale prices from relationship-driven listings.
What are property taxes in Snellville GA?
According to the Gwinnett County Tax Assessor, Snellville's effective property tax rate is approximately 1.15% of assessed value, which includes Gwinnett County, Gwinnett County Public Schools, and City of Snellville millage rates. According to the Georgia Department of Revenue, homeowners receive a standard homestead exemption that reduces taxable value by $2,000 and a Gwinnett County school tax exemption for qualifying seniors. According to FMLS data, the median annual property tax bill in Snellville is approximately $4,117 on a $358,000 home.
How does Snellville compare to other Gwinnett County cities?
According to FMLS data, Snellville's $358,000 median positions it between Lawrenceville ($328,000) and Grayson ($410,000) in the Gwinnett County price hierarchy. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, Snellville's 76% owner-occupancy rate exceeds Lawrenceville (68%) and Lilburn (72%), creating a more stable farming environment. According to CoreLogic data, Snellville's 20.1% three-year appreciation tracks closely with the Gwinnett County average, though Dacula and Grayson have appreciated faster at 23-24%.
What school districts serve Snellville?
According to Gwinnett County Public Schools data, Snellville is served by the Gwinnett County school system — the largest in Georgia with 180,000+ students. According to GreatSchools.org data, Snellville schools include Brookwood High School (rated 8/10), South Gwinnett High School (rated 6/10), and multiple elementary feeders rated 7-9/10. According to NAR data, school district assignments are the single largest value driver in Gwinnett County real estate, with Brookwood feeder zone homes commanding 8-12% premiums over South Gwinnett feeder zone homes according to FMLS data.
How long does it take to sell a home in Snellville?
According to FMLS data, Snellville's average days on market is 22 as of Q4 2025, down from 38 days in Q4 2022. According to Georgia REALTORS data, properly priced homes in Summit Chase and Oak Road corridor sell in 14-18 days, while overpriced listings in any neighborhood average 40+ days. According to CoreLogic data, the sale-to-list ratio of 98.8% indicates that sellers who price within 2% of market value achieve fast sales, while those who overprice by 5%+ see significant DOM penalties.
What is the rental market like in Snellville?
According to Zillow data, Snellville's average three-bedroom rental rate is $1,850 per month with vacancy rates below 4%. According to the U.S. Census Bureau, 24% of Snellville housing is renter-occupied, and the renter population skews toward families with children who value the Gwinnett County school system but cannot yet afford to purchase. According to NAR data, this creates a natural pipeline of future buyers — farming agents who build relationships with renters today capture purchase transactions 18-36 months later.
How can automation improve my Snellville farming results?
According to NAR data, farming agents who use automation technology generate 3.2x more listing appointments per dollar invested compared to manual farming methods. According to Georgia REALTORS data, automated platforms like US Tech Automations reduce the time spent on repetitive tasks — market report generation, email scheduling, lead tracking, and follow-up sequencing — from 15+ hours per week to under 3 hours. According to CoreLogic data, the consistent touchpoint frequency that automation enables is the primary driver of farming success, as homeowners who receive 8-12 contacts from the same agent over 12 months are 4.2x more likely to list with that agent.
Conclusion: Building Your Snellville Farming Strategy
According to FMLS data, Snellville's $13.7 million annual commission opportunity across 1,180+ transactions makes it one of Gwinnett County's most attractive farming markets for agents who commit to consistent, data-driven outreach. According to Georgia REALTORS data, the combination of moderate pricing, high owner-occupancy, and diverse neighborhood micro-markets creates multiple entry points for farming agents at every experience level. According to NAR data, the agents who capture the largest share of this opportunity are those who automate their farming workflows, deliver hyper-local market intelligence, and maintain consistent touchpoint frequency over 12-18 month farming cycles. The US Tech Automations platform provides the technology infrastructure to execute this strategy at scale — from automated FMLS data integration and neighborhood market reports to multi-channel campaign orchestration and commission ROI tracking. Start building your Snellville farming operation today at ustechautomations.com and transform Gwinnett County's growth into your commission growth.
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