08/18/2026
“Tiny Dublin, Georgia, punches well above its population-size weight.”
We couldn’t agree more!
Kiplinger Personal Finance recently ranked Dublin No. 23 among the 25 Cheapest Small Towns to Live in America, a list recognizing communities where residents can enjoy lighter traffic, a lower cost of living and a strong sense of community while making the most of their budget.
The rankings evaluated the cost of housing, groceries, utilities, transportation, healthcare, and other everyday goods and services in communities with populations between approximately 10,000 and 50,000.
Dublin’s overall cost of living was found to be 11.6% below the national average, with the cost of buying or renting a home 23.8% lower. Kiplinger also highlighted our convenient location between Atlanta and Savannah, three institutions of higher education, VA Medical Center, and two nationally recognized historic districts.
As Mayor Joshua Kight acknowledged in The Courier Herald, housing prices here are higher than ever—but Dublin remains considerably more affordable than many communities across the country.
We’ve found a pretty special balance here: the stores, restaurants, healthcare, education and services of a regional hub, without losing the friendly culture and sense of community that make small-town life so appealing.
Dublin is growing, but it’s still Dublin, and we’re proud to help people invest in and call it home!
Read more from The Courier Herald:
https://courierheraldtoday.com/dublin-named-among-25-cheapest-small-towns-to-live/
See Kiplinger’s complete list:
https://www.kiplinger.com/real-estate/places-to-live/cheapest-small-towns-to-live-in