About Johns Creek Georgia
Johns Creek officially became a city in December, 2006, it is located in the Northeast corner of Fulton 
county and is the 10th largest city in the state of Georgia and is one of the fastest growing cities in the United States. Johns Creek is settled along the Chattahoochee River in the Piedmont plain of the Appalachian Mountains.
Johns Creek is close enough to Atlanta to take advantage of the city culture and economic growth and yet far enough away to experience a quieter lifestyle. Johns Creek has many recreational activities to offer. Home to the Atlanta Athletic Club, which will be hosting the PGA Championship tournament in 2012, St. Ives, Rivermont, Country Club of the South, and Standard Club Johns Creek abounds in great golf courses. If you enjoy the fishing, boating, or any other water sports the Chattahoochee River runs along the city along with Lake Lanier, which is 20 miles away.
Many of the residents of Johns Creek work in Atlanta but several Fortune 500 companies have located in the Technology Park/ Johns Creek. This has not only helped the growth of the community but also given many residents the option to work closer to home.
Johns Creek is an excellent place to buy a home, live, work, play, and build a family. There are many opportunities to do those things in Johns Creek.
Information on Johns Creek - 30022
Median Household Income - $112,075
Median Home Cost - $435,000
Home Appreciation - (-3.33%)
Population - 64,058
Population Density (Per Sq. Mile) - 2,696
Information on Johns Creek - 30097
Median Household Income - $114,549
Median Home Cost - $639,000
Home Appreciation - (-1.40%)
Population - 30,176
Population Density (Per Sq. Mile) - 1,267
Information on Johns Creek - 30005
Median Household Income - $119,836
Median Home Cost - $415,000
Home Appreciation - 0.0%
Population - 34,126
Population Density (Per Sq. Mile) - 2,272
Information on Johns Creek - 30024
Median Household Income - $100,791
Median Home Cost - $349,900
Home Appreciation - 0.00%
Population - 60,179
Population Density (Per Sq. Mile) - 1,1413