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The new firm, MWM Property Management, will serve residential properties in the greater Atlanta area.
“Don’t be a secret agent! Everyone has some sort of real estate need.” — Evelyn Lewis-Wilson, affiliate broker, Century 21 INOV8 Real Estate
Lawrenceville-based investor S & S Capital Partners acquired the 100-unit Douglasville Proper development from Signature Management of Norcross.
In a recent awards celebration, fellow sales associates at Atlanta-based Better Homes and Gardens Real Estate Metro Brokers gathered to honor top-selling agents for making the national ranking.
A survey of 200 U.S. cities by LawnStarter found Atlanta was the second-best metro for community gardening.
At the same time, new listings surged, and the median sales price was flat
The mixed-use development is going up adjacent to MARTA’s Dunwoody station in the Central Perimeter.
The 300-unit development, Prose Concord, was acquired with a $45 million loan.
Greg Power and Mike Handza served as executive vice president and vice president at Terwilliger Pappas, respectively.
The new agent joins RE/MAX Around Atlanta’s West Cobb office from Fayetteville, N.C.
The Ashton Woods development, Laurelwood, has 185 lots.
“Continue to meet new people.” — Connor Vinelli, Realtor, Virtual Properties Realty
The developer moved into the former Rudasill Grocery store on South Main Street.
Based on Atlanta’s median income, it would take just over a year-and-half’s salary to afford a condo-to-house move.
The new managers join the 55-plus builder’s expanding operations in the Atlanta market.
Sales of existing homes declined while the number of days they spent on the market rose, according to the April edition of the Housing Scorecard.
