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This Week in Atlanta Real Estate: Inventory increases, corporate relocations and more

Home buyers may find their options are a bit slim this winter, but compared to last year, housing supply is noticeably more plentiful. Last month, total housing inventory increased 10 percent compared to the previous November. Atlanta area housing

Gulch redevelopment opponents take fight to court

Opponents of the Gulch redevelopment in downtown Atlanta will be in court next week trying to put a halt to the project. On Monday, a Fulton County Superior Court judge delayed the hearing to validate the project’s public bonds

No2 Opus residential tower moves ahead after stalling

New York-based developer Olympia Heights landed the approval it needed from the city of Atlanta to proceed to the next step toward building No2 Opus, the Midtown luxury condominium tower that would be the tallest building in Atlanta. The

This Week in Atlanta Real Estate: Atlanta’s ‘Amazon effect,’ new transit plans and more

Despite rumors the city was a top finalist, Atlanta was not one of the cities chosen by Amazon for its next major headquarters location. But even though the massive online retailer won’t be bringing a substantial number of highly

Proposed train service could bring new development between Atlanta and Charlotte

High-speed passenger train service traversing the nearly 250 miles between Atlanta and Charlotte has been a quiet discussion for the past several years. Now, with a famous name and an SEC filing backing it up, the plan may become

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Brookhaven approves limits on short-term rentals, mandates workforce housing

Brookhaven’s city council has approved new zoning regulations that limits short-term rentals, and mandates and incentivizes bringing more workforce housing. The vote culminates months of work on the new zoning regulations. Figuring out how to regulate short-term rentals, defined

This Week in Atlanta Real Estate: Historic Otis Building gets extreme makeover, and more

Construction at the High Street Atlanta project site from Boston-based real estate investment company GID may finally come to fruition after it struck a partnership with real estate developer North American Properties (NAP). The project calls for nearly 3,000 residential units:

Atlanta named best city for singles. Where can they afford to buy homes?

Atlanta beat out Denver, San Francisco, Portland and even Los Angeles as the best city for singles among the 182 WalletHub listed in a recent survey. While it ranked No. 9 for “fun & recreation” and second for “dating

Harry Norman, Realtors, expands into new Intown office space

After three decades in its original Intown location, Harry Norman, Realtors, recently expanded into the top two floors of a newly constructed building along the BeltLine. The new space at 1518 Monroe Dr. features a foyer on the first

Weichert Realtors – The Collective adds to its relocation services

Weichert Realtors – The Collective has brought on Lindsey Sanders, naming her senior sales associate and global relocation director. Sanders has more than 15 years of experience in real estate and previously worked at Beacham & Company, Realtors in Atlanta.

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Atlanta ranks No. 2 in list of U.S. cities with largest homes

Atlanta ranked No. 2 in a list of U.S. cities with the largest home sizes, according to a study conducted by LendingTree. The database evaluated the median home size and value for single-family homes, finding the cost per square foot

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This Week in Real Estate: Atlanta named one of the hottest housing markets, new luxury condos, and more

To identify the hottest housing markets in the U.S., Redfin examined metro areas with at least 500,000 people and their current inventory, the number of homes going under contract within two weeks, and the number of homes selling over

Coldwell Banker enters the iBuyer fray in Atlanta

Atlanta’s residential market has added a new player in the iBuyer business. Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage joined Offerpad, Opendoor and Knock in Atlanta last week with a program to give sellers a quick-cash option for their homes. The brokerage

Atlanta home sales continue fall decline as prices outpace 2017

Metro Atlanta home sales continued their decline while prices rose to further outpace last year, according to the October Atlanta Realtors report. In October, 4,448 homes were sold, a 2.9 percent decrease from last year and a 5.3 percent

This Week in Real Estate: Atlanta neighborhood themes, Walker & Dunlop’s newest acquisition and more

As one of the largest cities in the United States, Atlanta is home to a huge number of businesses. Apartmentguide.com used data from 35,000 business listings to characterize the different neighborhoods of Atlanta — identifying the areas more popular

iBuyers attempt to bring more efficiency to selling homes in Atlanta

Carvana disrupted how automobiles are bought and sold, Uber changed the way we get around, and Airbnb brought a new twist to where and how we stay when traveling. It was only a matter of time before technology entrepreneurs

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