The unnamed community will bring 269 units and is being co-developed with TMGRI from Dallas.  

If you have a would-be seller close to getting ready to put their home on the market, now’s the time to prepare. 

The funding is available for homes located in the bank’s district, which includes Alabama, Florida, Georgia, Maryland, North Carolina, South Carolina, Virginia and Washington, D.C. 

CoWorkingCafe ranked Atlanta No. 20 among 370 U.S. cities for tech-driven urban development. 

Trilogy bought the site of the future community from Blue River Development, which also sold it the homebuilder, now known as Rêve Homes. 

At the same time, housing starts and housing inventory were both on the rise.

The higher down payment amount compared to last year is due to higher home prices, resulting in larger deposits for buyers.

Rachel Carter will be the new managing broker for the Intown Atlanta office, while Stasi Harper will serve as a new assistant manager at the Marietta/Cobb and Douglasville locations. 

The developers recently secured a $42.74 million construction-completion loan for the first phase of project, which is leasing up. 

The Lyniece Talmadge family sold the land, which overlooks the J.W. Smith County Reservoir, with the help of SSG Realty Partners. 

Beaudoin comes to the Chicago-based lender from Affinity Home Lending. 

In Atlanta, home prices posted a 2.35% year-over-year gain in December, while they slid 0.56% month over month.  

Debbie Sonenshine, an agent from Cobb/North Fulton, founded Backpack Buddies of Metro Atlanta.

Monte Hewett Homes and Kingdom Estates are developing a 1.61-acre parcel at 236-244 N. Main St. 

Pulte Homes is the first national homebuilder to join in the build-out of the 1,140-acre master-planned community in Jefferson. 

The Atlanta-based build-to-rent developer is rolling Blue River into a new homebuilding company, Rêve Homes.