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“Learn the market thoroughly and build relationships authentically.” — Falli Ducree, sports and entertainment Realtor, Keller Williams Peachtree Road
Atlanta apartment listings on RentCafe.com attracted the most attention from renters in 2023.
The recently opened 303-apartment community was sold for $97.5 million, according to Cobb County records.
The homes will be priced in the high $600,000s, with sales slated to begin at the end of March.
Home listings grew in December as housing prices stabilized, closing out an interesting 2023 for the real estate market.
The Cumming-based developer plans to use the proceeds to fuel its expansion into new markets.
The acquisition brings the brokerage’s franchise count to 16.
The Cottages at Southampton offers 250 townhomes.
NAR President-elect Kevin Sears will move into the role of president, effective immediately.
The purchase of the 188-unit Stewart’s Mill community marks Viking’s 10th Atlanta-area acquisition and 25th purchase overall.
An undisclosed Atlanta-based homebuilder purchased almost 60 acres of the 184-acre master-planned community in Gwinnett County.
The pace of sales, however, continued to slow on a yearly as well as a monthly basis.
“Put fear aside, and get after it!” — Elena Miller, sales agent, Millennial Properties
At the same time, days on market declined to 49 from 52.
The Gwinnett County developments encompass a combined 210 lots.
Falling mortgage rates and more inventory could mean an improvement in housing affordability in the new year.
