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The exurbs were ranked 12th, 15th and 16th, respectively.
The high-end development will bring 487 apartments to a full city block on Juniper Street.
The Cielo at Lanier Apartments offers 66 units in a garden-style format.
The median sales price of homes sold was $370,000, up 2.8% from December 2021 but down 1.1% from November, according to the latest Georgia MLS Housing Market Snapshot.
A record share of sellers are giving buyers concessions including money for repairs and mortgage-rate buydowns.
That’s almost double the number of deliveries of 2022, according to commercial real estate firm Berkadia.
“Call your sphere of influence every day.” — Jonathan Crego, Realtor, J.R. Crego Real Estate with Heartland Real Estate
The move comes despite a slowdown in the single-family rental market.
The latest Atlanta Housing Scorecard shows days on the market rose to 54 from 50.
Whether it’s for a downtown condo high-rise or a suburban single-family or town home community, a sales model needs to do much more than simply reflect popular design trends or showcase name-brand furniture and decor.
In our latest survey, local agents shared their thoughts on the state of the Atlanta real estate market as we enter 2023.
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The Smyrna City Council approved the proposed development, which will replace the former Ken’s Corner Deli and current Cochran & Edwards law firm.
“Always trust your gut, and protect your mental health.” — Andrew Burns, Realtor, Coldwell Banker – Marietta/West Cobb
The 55-plus master-planned community will have about 700 homes when complete.