About Johns Creek, Georgia
Johns Creek officially became a new city December 1, 2006, becoming the 10th largest city in Georgia on its very first day. With a total population of 65,000, Johns Creek began existance as a well established community with plenty of resale home opportunities to go with all the terrific new construction communities that are still popping up.
Johns Creek is on the northeast end of Fulton County, with Forsyth county to the north, Gwinnett county to the east, the Chattahoochee River to the south and the cities of Alpharetta and Roswell on the west. This large area was previously filled with six separate unincorporated areas, but now combined has become a city larger than Marietta, Georgia in Cobb county.
A terrific place to work, move, buy a home, raise a family, develop friendships and build a life, Johns Creek truly has something for everyone. A convenient suburb of Atlanta and a thriving area for commerce in itself, employment opportunities are available for most anyone who wishes to live in Johns Creek.
Information for Johns Creek, GA ZIP Code 30022
Median household income - $116,317
Median home cost - $270,340
Home appreciation - (-4.07%)
Population - 65,562
Population density (per sq. mile) - 2,737
Population growth since 2000 - 25.09%
Information for Johns Creek, GA ZIP Code 30097
Median household income - $111.973
Median home cost - $297,850
Home appreciation - (-14.23%)
Population - 40,507
Population density (per sq. mile) - 1,717
Population growth since 2000 - 46.11%
Information for Johns Creek, GA ZIP Code 30005
Median household income - $121,590
Median home cost - $323,550
Home appreciation - (-3.42%)
Population - 34,996
Population density (per sq. mile) - 2,324
Population growth since 2000 - 30.28%
