Five homes closed inside the gates, three of them above $1 million. Plus: Chatham County’s November 4 Skidaway Island Town Hall on infrastructure.
October 14 – 20, 2026 · Inside the gates of The Landings
| Closed | Sold for | Asked | Share of ask | Address | Listed | Per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 10/15 | $1,395,000 | $1,395,000 | 100.0% | 3 Springpine Lane | Jul 24 | $374 |
| 10/19 | $1,125,000 | $1,199,000 | 93.8% | 202 Wiley Bottom Road | Jul 27 | $286 |
| 10/14 | $1,060,000 | $1,075,000 | 98.6% | 6 Tomochichi Lane | Jul 15 | $261 |
| 10/15 | $637,500 | $649,000 | 98.2% | 4 Willoughby Lane | Sep 10 | $270 |
| 10/15 | $400,000 | $465,000 | 86.0% | 8 Franklin Creek Road North | Jun 12 | $210 |
Five homes closed between October 14 and October 20, $4.62 million in volume ($4,617,500), at a median of $270 a square foot. List dates are the listing contract dates in the MLS export.
One more October closing was reported to the MLS after last week’s export: 15 Marina Drive, closed October 13 at $645,000 ($699,000 ask, 2,342 square feet, $275 a square foot). Because it closed on October 13 rather than after last week’s export date, it is counted in October to date below, not in this week’s five.
Most headlines about this island quote the median sale price. Since January that number has been as high as $1,079,500 and as low as $710,450 by month, the low being October to date.
The median price per square foot over the same months: $293, $300, $306, $287, $289, $318, $292, $287, $295, and $273 in October to date. The high month is 16.5 percent above the low one.
The monthly median sale price ranged from $710,450 to $1,079,500, a spread of $369,050. The monthly median price per square foot ranged from $273 to $318, a spread of $45. On individual homes the figure varies more. This week’s five closed between $210 and $374 a square foot, at a median of $270.
| Month | Closings | Median close | Median days on market | Median per sq ft |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| January 2026 | 12 | $920,000 | 84 | $293 |
| February 2026 | 9 | $945,000 | 42 | $300 |
| March 2026 | 17 | $850,000 | 47 | $306 |
| April 2026 | 16 | $882,500 | 71 | $287 |
| May 2026 | 27 | $859,000 | 61 | $289 |
| June 2026 | 28 | $1,079,500 | 47 | $318 |
| July 2026 | 25 | $960,000 | 56 | $292 |
| August 2026 | 18 | $794,500 | 78 | $287 |
| September 2026 | 20 | $845,000 | 29 | $295 |
| October 2026 to date | 16 | $710,450 | 41 | $273 |
January 1 through October 20: 188 closings, $195,764,778 in volume, an $875,000 median and a $1,041,302 average. Median days on market rounded to the nearest day.
Last week, two homes closed. This week, five: one on October 14, three on October 15, and one on October 19. October to date is now sixteen closings, a $710,450 median and $273 a square foot. Last week’s issue showed ten; the difference is this week’s five plus one closing from October 13 (15 Marina Drive at $645,000) reported after last week’s export.
3 Springpine Lane asked $1,395,000 and closed at $1,395,000 on October 15, or 100.0 percent of ask. The MLS records a list date of July 24. Built in 1995, 3,727 square feet on 0.36 acre.
202 Wiley Bottom Road asked $1,199,000 and closed at $1,125,000 on October 19, or 93.8 percent of ask ($1,000 in seller-paid closing costs). The MLS records a list date of July 27. Built in 2011, 3,930 square feet on 0.96 acre.
6 Tomochichi Lane asked $1,075,000 and closed at $1,060,000 on October 14, or 98.6 percent of ask ($10,000 in seller-paid closing costs). The MLS records a list date of July 15. Built in 2003, 4,056 square feet on 0.48 acre.
4 Willoughby Lane asked $649,000 and closed at $637,500 on October 15, or 98.2 percent of ask. The MLS records a list date of September 10. Built in 1986, 2,359 square feet on 0.51 acre.
8 Franklin Creek Road North asked $465,000 and closed at $400,000 on October 15, or 86.0 percent of ask. The MLS records a list date of June 12. Built in 1986, 1,905 square feet on 0.15 acre.
Not every home is in the MLS. The Landings Real Estate Company also holds office exclusives — homes for sale on this island that are not in the MLS and cannot be advertised. I can show you one that matches your criteria.
64 homes are active inside the gates as of October 20, at a median asking price of $839,500. 16 more are active contingent and 11 are under contract. The October 13 export counted 68 active, 17 active contingent and 12 under contract. This week’s export carried active, active contingent and under contract listings only, so withdrawn and expired are not counted this week.
Chatham County Skidaway Island Town Hall, Wednesday, November 4, 6 p.m. At The Landings Association’s request, Chatham County is holding an island-wide Town Hall on November 4 at 6 p.m. at Skidaway Island Methodist Church. County officials will cover planned projects and timelines for the Green Island Road Path, the Diamond Causeway Path, the four-way traffic light in front of the Main Gate, and the Lake Street intersection upgrades (The Landings Association).
ARC Guideline revisions open through October 30; Admin Building walk-in hours change November 2. After a six-month review comparing 16 coastal communities, Community Development staff and the Architectural Review Committee have proposed updates to the ARC Guidelines covering accessory structures, variance rules for cart paths and guest parking pads in setbacks, electrified wildlife fencing, generator noise, exterior lighting, and foundation plantings; resident comments go to cdd@landings.org by October 30 (ARC review). Beginning Monday, November 2, the Administration Building front desk will be open for walk-in visits Monday, Tuesday, and Thursday from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., with staff available by phone, email, and appointment all five weekdays (office hours).
The Club: Franklin Creek pickleball expansion and late-October tournaments. The Landings Golf & Athletic Club’s nearly $6 million Franklin Creek Campus Expansion Project — expanding from 15 to 22 lighted DecoTurf pickleball courts, adding 72 car and 33 golf cart spaces, and building the new Pickleball Pavilion — reaches its October construction milestone (The Landings Golf & Athletic Club). On the schedule: the L9GA Kids Café Golf Tournament on October 22, the Pickleball Singles Club Championships October 24–25, Halloween Glow Golf on October 25, and LWGA Bouchillon Match Play October 27–29 (TLA community calendar).
Landings Harbor dry rack phase four begins October 26. Staff completed assembling the ground racks for phase four of the dry rack replacement project, which is scheduled to begin Monday, October 26 and finish in late January 2027. Dry rack spaces for Flats, Bay, and T-top boats under 26 feet at Landings Harbor and wet slips at Delegal Creek Marina are open for resident lease (On The Waterfront).
Garden Club Carlton Daffodil orders close October 24; Tidewater Square closes to cars Halloween night. The Landings Garden Club is taking orders through Saturday, October 24 for Carlton Daffodil bulbs ($20 for 12 bulbs at landingsgardenclub.com, pickup November 15–16; read Monday’s Did You Know). And on Halloween night, Saturday, October 31, Tidewater Square will be closed to vehicle traffic from 5 to 9 p.m. while golf carts remain permitted (Halloween notice).
Also on the calendar: October 23, Food Truck Friday at Landings Harbor Marina; October 24, Landlovers Garden Tour; October 26, Catch the King; October 27, TLA Board Meeting, 4 p.m.; October 28, Dog Park maintenance closure; October 30, TLA Board election closes, and the Kiwanis Sam McLaughlin “Tribute to Elvis” Concert at Palmetto Clubhouse; October 31, trick-or-treating, 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.; November 7, Kiwanis Chili Cook-Off; November 8, Savannah Wind Symphony 50th Anniversary Season opener, 3 p.m., GSU Armstrong. More at landings.org and thelandings.com.
If you are selling, the monthly median price per square foot inside the gates has ranged from $273 to $318 this year, the $273 being October to date. This week’s five closed between $210 and $374 a square foot, at a median of $270.
If you are buying, 64 homes were active on October 20, at a median ask of $839,500. 16 more were active contingent and 11 under contract. The Landings Real Estate Company also holds office exclusives, which are not in the MLS and cannot be advertised. I can show you one that matches your criteria.
If you are watching, four of this week’s five closings brought between 93.8 and 100.0 percent of their final asking price, led by 3 Springpine Lane at 100.0 percent ($1,395,000).
Five homes closed inside the gates this week — three of them above $1 million, and four at 93.8 to 100 percent of ask.
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