Cost of living in Hart County, GA
Population 26,484 · Last updated May 21, 2026
Cost breakdown
Single person, by category, per month.
Rent in Hart County
Fair Market Rents by bedroom count.
Source: HUD FMR FY2025
Income and earnings in Hart County
Annual earnings figures from the Census ACS.
Source: ACS 2019-2023 5-Year.
Home values in Hart County
Average values reported by homeowners.
Source: ACS 2019-2023 5-Year
Energy costs in Hart County
Estimated monthly electricity and gas costs.
Source: EIA
Healthcare in Hart County
Insurance premiums and coverage rates.
Source: ACS + national avg. Marketplace benchmark premiums are second-lowest Silver plan estimates and do not reflect employer plans, subsidies, or out-of-pocket costs. This is not healthcare advice.
Taxes in Hart County
State and local tax rates for Georgia.
Tax rates change. Consult a qualified tax professional for advice on your specific situation. This is not tax advice.
Transportation in Hart County
Commute patterns and estimated costs.
Source: ACS
Monthly cost estimates for Hart County
What it costs to live in Hart County each month.
- Rent $748
- Energy $205
- Water $55
- Groceries $324
- Transport $320
- Healthcare $480
- Federal tax $445
- State tax $171
- Rent $981
- Energy $246
- Water $65
- Groceries $537
- Transport $420
- Healthcare $864
- Federal tax $607
- State tax $262
- Rent $1,182
- Energy $308
- Water $75
- Groceries $815
- Transport $520
- Healthcare $1,350
- Childcare $1,200
- Federal tax $607
- State tax $262
Frequently asked questions about Hart County
Common questions about cost of living, rent and salary.
What is the average rent in Hart County?
In Hart County, GA, a one-bedroom apartment averages $748 per month, a two-bedroom averages $981 per month, a three-bedroom averages $1,182 per month, according to HUD Fair Market Rent data.
What is the average salary in Hart County?
In Hart County, GA, the average household income is $57,241 per year and individual earnings for full-time workers average $37,270 per year, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
What is the cost of living in Hart County?
The estimated cost of living in Hart County, GA is approximately $2,748 per month for a single person, $3,982 for a couple, $6,319 for a family. This includes rent, utilities, groceries, transportation, healthcare, and taxes.
What is the sales tax rate in Hart County?
The combined sales tax rate in Hart County, GA is 7.38%, which includes the Georgia state rate of 4.00% plus an average local rate of 3.38%.
Is Hart County an affordable place to live?
Based on the data, a single person in Hart County, GA would need approximately $2,748 per month to cover rent, utilities, food, transport, healthcare, and taxes. The average household income is $57,241 per year ($4,770 per month). Hart County has a moderate cost of living relative to local earnings.
How much does healthcare cost in Hart County?
The ACA marketplace benchmark premium in Hart County, GA is approximately $480 per month for an individual. Approximately 13.3% of residents are uninsured. Actual costs vary based on employer coverage, plan type, and individual circumstances.
What are house prices in Hart County?
The average home value in Hart County, GA is $206,500, with average annual property taxes of $1,113, according to U.S. Census Bureau data.
How does Hart County compare to other areas?
You can compare Hart County, GA with any other US county using our comparison tool at /compare. Hart County is in Georgia.
Other counties in Georgia
Browse the full list of counties in Georgia, ranked by cost of living.
See all counties in GeorgiaCompare Hart County with another area
Put two counties side by side to see how rent, taxes and everyday costs stack up.
About this data
All figures on this page come from official U.S. government sources, listed below.
- HUD FMR FY2025
- ACS 2019-2023 5-Year
- EIA
- ACS + national avg
- ACS
- USDA + BEA RPP