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From a Miami firm picking up a Decatur apartment community to a Peachtree City home selling live on TV during the SuperBowl, these are the five most-read stories of 2024.
The incoming president is a Realtor with Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties.
“Get into real estate for the passion, not the proceeds.” — Bridget Benito, real estate broker, Integrity Professionals Realty
Monday Properties and RSN Property Group were the buyers.
On a monthly basis, however, sales were down 13.3%, RE/MAX said.
Jacqui Carlyle earned her real estate license this year and is the firm’s newest agent.
“Things will not change on a day-to-day basis,” says @properties Christie’s International Real Estate CEO Thad Wong.
Stanley Martin Homes is building a mix of two- and three-story homes on a 17.1-acre parcel, known as Sugar Creek.
The first 40 of the community’s 90 homes are now available for purchase.
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Union Green was developed by Charleston, South Carolina-based Woodfield Development.
The Cottages at Dawsonville will offer 195 single-story homes.
The investor, Advantage Capital, used more than $53 million in state low-income housing tax credits to finance the communities.
The median sales price was also down during the month.
Clopton most-recently served as managing broker of COMPASS’s Intown and North Atlanta offices.
Atlanta is the 30th-priciest rental market in the country, according to Zumper’s November National Rent Report.
