Loganville's population nearly doubled between 2010 and 2020, and the city has kept growing since — from 14,127 residents in the 2020 census to an estimated 17,212 today. It's incorporated across two counties: the majority of the city sits in western Walton County, with city limits extending west into southeastern Gwinnett County.
What It's Known For
Vines Botanical Gardens and Holy Cross Cathedral (seat of the Anglican Diocese of the South) are the two most-cited landmarks. A historical marker commemorates Garrard's Cavalry Raid from the Civil War, and the Eastside Rehabilitation Hospital adds a healthcare anchor most towns this size don't have.
Cost of Living & Commute
At about 36 miles east of Atlanta, Loganville is on the far end of the county's 30–45 minute commute window — realistically closer to the outer edge of a reasonable Atlanta commute, which is part of why it's priced more approachably than closer-in cities.
Schools — This One's Split
This is the single most important thing to check before buying in Loganville: the Walton County portion is served by the Walton County School District (including Loganville High School), while the Gwinnett County portion is served by Gwinnett County Public Schools instead. Two homes a few streets apart in "Loganville" can be zoned to entirely different districts — always confirm the specific address before assuming either one applies.
See Homes For Sale in Loganville
788 homes are active right now in Loganville on the Gwinnett-wide MLS feed. The link below opens a live, pre-filtered search — no need to re-enter the city or sort through the whole county.