The number of Atlanta sellers making concessions to buyers is up from last year.

Florida-based developer Advenir Oakley recently purchased about 28 acres for the $65 million LEO at Cartersville community. 

The homebuilders’ volunteers gave a lift to area homelessness nonprofits Breakthru House and The Drake House.

WalletHub ranked Atlanta No. 15 among the 68 largest U.S. cities by home affordability. 

“Don’t give up, it will come.” — Audrey Johnson, Agent, Coldwell Banker, Marietta/West Cobb

The new owner plans to conduct extensive improvements to turn the class-C asset into a class-B one. 

At the same time, days on market slid to 11 days from 18 a year ago, indicating “homes are selling even faster than before,” the group’s president said. 

Only 18 of the 50 largest U.S. cities were found to advantage buying a home over renting by real estate data firm Clever. 

The hire follows the December 2022 firing of the homebuilder’s senior vice president for field operations, who had been tapped to become COO on Jan. 1. 

“Learn as much as you can, and be confident.” — Esther Ozuna, Realtor, Coldwell Banker Realty Intown

One organization working to combat LGBTQ+ youth housing insecurity in Atlanta is Lost-n-Found Youth.

The banking giant will help provide financial assistance to the megachurch pastor’s effort to develop a mixed-use, mixed-income community on the former Army base. 

Atlanta’s April average home value rose while pending sales fell from March.

The new executive, David Johnson, founded Piedmont Highlands Capital. 

The new executive, Franco Minton, will help the multifamily firm as it pursues strategic growth initiatives. 

A recent Rentcafe study used MLS data from 200 U.S. cities to determine which city offers the most square footage for $1,500 per month.