The city moved up one spot from its May ranking, despite a significant drop in sales, according to RE/MAX.

The city moved up two spots in RentCafe’s annual study. 

“Have savings to fall back on for your first two years, and never give up.” — Cathy Iannotti, principal, The Iannotti Breen Group, COMPASS

Atlanta ranked No. 7 for the number of coworking locations and No. 8 for coworking square footage, CoworkingCafe said. 

South City Partners sold the 285-unit property, Signal. 

“Ask a lot of questions and be a great listener!” — Whitney Stuckart, Ward’s Crossing and Knollwood community sales manager, The Providence Group

The Luxury Marketing Services Team will be led by Emily Norris and serve Atlanta’s wealthiest buyers and sellers. 

At the same time, sales fell almost 14% on both monthly and annual bases. 

The new name conveys a “concise, modern identity,” the company said.

The investor is deploying the proceeds of its new $250 million investment fund. 

The active-adult community recently opened a model home park showing five of the 11 floor plans available in the new phase. 

The new agents come from Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty, Harry Norman, REALTORS®, Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices and Beecham and Company. 

Clever Real Estate ranked Atlanta No. 8 among major U.S. markets, citing home values, commission rates and the relative ease of obtaining a real estate license. 

The first phase of Artisan Built Communities’ Manor at Gainesville Township will offer homes priced from the $500,000s. 

The new director, Robert O’Neil, previously worked at Southwyck Homes, EMC Homes and Beazer Homes. 

A well-maintained piece of Colorado history is on the market: the Pitkin Railroad Depot. It’s listed on Special Finds for $599,000.