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Wade Farm will have 318 homes spread over 156 acres when fully built out.
All units have three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and open-concept floor plans.
While a decline in closed sales is largely seasonal, the fact that pending sales fell for the fifth month in a row suggests something besides mere seasonality is at work, GAMLS said.
In Atlanta, buyers who wait until the last week of September to buy stand to see 14.6% more active listings.
The luxury condominium project is Kolter Urban’s third in Buckhead.
Nationally, the United States is “appropriately supplied” with lots ready for new homes.
The national developer has built over 20,000 apartment units, but the Fairburn community is its first suburban residential project.
The new owners plan to rename the 280-unit community Blaine Buckhead West.
Parkland Homes is debuting’ seven single-family residences in the Alder Creek community in Cumming.
The 201-unit multifamily building is the second phase of the five-phase Herndon Square master plan on the Westside.
Kennedy Wilson and Shimizu Corporation are partnering on the redevelopment of 35 Glenlake Parkway NE.
For those able to take advantage of a hybrid schedule, Atlanta is the place to be, according to a new study by Yardi’s flexible-workspace subsidiary, Hubble.
The pace of home-price growth rose nationally but with significant regional differences.
The community will eventually bring 325 residences to the Beltline in the West End.
Nationally, home sales in the 46 metro areas surveyed by REMAX rose 2.5% year over year and slipped 5.7% month over month.
The veteran home builder who has locked arms with the GRLDC works to foster homebuilding by improving Georgia’s land-development and permitting processes.
