The new technology will speed up the home-listing process using Restb.ai’s property image tags. 

Read Property Group sold the 210-unit garden-apartment development to OREI Azora. 

The brokerage says the “business communities” — KW Operations, KW Wellness and KW Clarity — provide agents with specialized training, technology, coaching and referral opportunities. 

The honorees are Kaley Butcher, managing broker of the Harry Norman Peachtree City office, and Melissa Pou, a Peachtree City agent.

How do you define a luxury listing? What amenities are buyers looking for? In our latest survey, Atlanta real estate agents shared their perception of the current luxury market.

While the real estate industry has historically been male-dominated, an increasing number of women in the field highlights the importance of encouraging them to become leaders, according to Carissa Zedaker, the 2023 president of the Women’s Council of Realtors Atlanta.

Days on market increased, while housing starts decreased, according to the May edition of the Atlanta Housing Scorecard.

The 33-acre development will offer single-family homes in a variety of floor plans, ranging from 1,600 to 4,000 square feet. 

The local franchise received the Commercial Elite Award from Coldwell Banker Commercial at the company’s annual conference in Chicago. 

The Atlanta-based multifamily company has owned The Columns at Paxton Lane since developing it in 1996.

The residential developer calls Sean and Kevin Connelly’s expertise in zoning projects, navigating entitlement processes and raising capital from strategic partners “vital assets” going forward.

The town ranked No. 6 on a StorageCafe analysis of the top U.S. suburbs for urban amenities. 

The firm ranked second in the world for units closed, fourth for gross commission income, and CEO Christa Huffstickler received the company’s Visionary Award for her work in the Global Development Services Division. 

The Pines at West Cobb features 257 garden apartments and townhomes. 

Free self-guided tours are available at participating communities over the next three weekends. 

At the same time, home sales dropped 26% year over year in Atlanta, and the median sales price rose 0.5%.