New data indicates the Atlanta real estate market remains hot, despite worries about rising interest rates. 

The popular Beltline community from The Providence Group will add another 72 condominiums to the Atlanta real estate market with units priced from $619,900 to $729,900. 

Financial details of the transaction were not disclosed, but the property was purchased for $24.8 million in 2017 and was appraised at $43 million for the 2022 tax year. 

The new We Insure franchise will provide insurance services to the brokerage’s clients via its four Atlanta-area locations. 

Atlanta’s JAMCO Properties sold the collection of 12 communities, which were held for an average of 14 years, to an undisclosed buyer. 

The Maryland firm has been acquiring Atlanta multifamily real estate since 2015. 

The new phase will also add a four-story mass timber-loft office building to the mixed-use Atlanta real estate development. 

The Midtown Development Review Committee recommended numerous design changes for the project, which will include a 37-story, 465-unit residential tower. 

The properties are in Atlanta, Doraville and Norcross. 

The Morgan County planned-unit development is capable of supporting 1,471 single-family units and is located just off I-20. 

If approved by the city, the new community would replace 23 wooded acres at the intersection of Kimball Ridge and Buice roads. 

The 50-year-old garden apartments were renamed The Halsten at Vinings Mountain. 

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Through the new partnership, one of several initiatives Harry Norman REALTORS® expects to unveil this year, the brokerage will receive partner recognition and sponsor activities like the High Museum’s Wine Auction in March. 

Stella at Star Metals will offer 331 apartments and 25,000 square feet of ground-floor retail when it is completed. 

The 26.9% month-over-month gain follows a 12.6% increase in February.