Norada noted Atlanta’s 14% population growth over the last decade and its strong employment as indicators of a robust real estate investment market.

Royal Estates will have 173 single-family homes priced from the low $400,000s. 

Atlanta’s urban core saw more multifamily units delivered over the last 10 years than any city in the U.S., a StorageCafe study finds. 

“Do not be a secret agent. Always be selling. Your family and sphere of influence are a good place to start.” — Bion Grady, Associate Broker, Solid Source Realty

The 300-unit community in Lawrenceville is slated to open in early 2024. 

Shirley Gary was named the top agent nationwide by sales volume and sides for the second year in a row by the LGBTQ+ Real Estate Alliance. 

The 205-unit community was rebranded Gibson by Radius. 

CommercialCafe named Atlanta as the best U.S. city for Gen Z, citing its parks per capita as a particularly strong draw for the active demographic. 

The development is situated in Loganville in an area “known for its equestrian lifestyle, with many beautiful horse farms that create a quiet pastoral setting,” the developer said.

The median price first topped $400,000 in May, when it rose 3.6% from April to hit $409,400. It rose again in June to $411,375 before beginning its retreat last month. 

“Take every single opportunity presented to you.” — Denisse Oceguera, agent/owner, Live Free Atlanta – Atlanta Communities

The development, which is located on the corner of Peachtree Road and Terrace Drive, will offer 144 residences and a host of amenities. 

Nationally, builder confidence posted a steep decline.

Homebuyers nationwide had more time to make decisions in August with the first year-over-year increase in median days on the market since June 2020.

The incoming executive hails from Howard Hanna.

The development, located at 4151 Memorial Drive, will comprise five seven-story buildings.