March Market Summary
This Metro Atlanta housing summary covers 11 counties: Cherokee, Clayton, Cobb, DeKalb, Douglas, Fayette, Forsyth, Fulton, Gwinnett, Paulding and Rockdale. Sales: March residential sales were […]
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Van Gogh Exhibit
I recommend you check out the Van Gogh exhibit coming to Pullman Yards coming up, I am definitely. Tickets are now on sale and it starts May
Home Prices up Almost 20%
U.S home prices were up 10% year over year, in Atlanta, they were up 20% (data from FMLS)… From my first hand experience in the
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Last Chance to File Homestead Exemption
“A homestead exemption is a property tax reduction available to those who own and occupy a property as their principal place of residence. To apply
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Atlanta’s Weekend Getaways
With the nicer weather, I thought it’d be nice to put together a list of fun getaways close to the city. I’ve hyperlinked them, so
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H.O.P.E’s Homeless Hygiene Project
I am so excited to bring to your attention an amazing program, HOPE. Founded in the early 1900s, HOPE Atlanta is the Metro’s most established agency dedicated
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Affordable Housing in a Fast-Evolving Area: Grove Park
As some of you may know, last year, Mayor Keisha Bottoms, implemented a moratorium on new development around Westside Park, in order to give city officials
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I Made a Move Myself!
Yesterday (Tuesday), I made a move to Morningside, and left my old neighborhood, Lenox Place in Decatur. I’ll miss it, Coco and I would play
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Google Moving into 1150 West Peachtree
The tech giant, Google, plans to occupy 19 stories of the new Midtown tower, 1150 West Peachtree Street. They plan to expand their office space
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Millennials in the Market and What it Means
From what I’ve been experiencing in the market, more Millennials, Gen-Z and younger buyers are getting in line to purchase their first homes. Currently at 38%,
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