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All property stories from Atlanta.
Home prices and sales volumes paint a different picture in 2026, but Atlanta’s market still shows unexpected resilience and opportunity after the frenzy of the pandemic boom.
Rising rents and easing mortgage rates mean home ownership is again within reach for some Atlanta commuters.
City Council greenlights transformative multi-tower development on Marietta Street steps from Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Large-scale investors are driving up competition in key Atlanta neighborhoods, causing renewed bidding wars and pricing pressure.
Rising inventory and muted demand stretch days on market, with sellers on Peachtree and beyond offering bigger concessions to close deals.
City planners eye dramatic changes for Peachtree Boulevard, stoking debate among homeowners and business owners.
Renters are finding monthly savings, but rising lease costs and home prices complicate long-term decisions in metro Atlanta.
As detached home prices surge while condos lag, buyers and sellers navigate a sharply split market across Atlanta.
Rising interest rates and stubborn home prices have upended Atlanta’s housing math, with renters now paying far less per month than new buyers in many parts of the city.
Deal clears the way for a major new high-rise district just north of Downtown, aiming to reshape the downtown-to-Midtown corridor.
Price growth has cooled in these neighborhoods, allowing first-timers to outbid investors and break into the market.
As lease expirations loom and vacancy rates hit record lows, Atlanta renters scramble to secure new homes—or renew at climbing prices.
Renewed investor interest is heating up competition—and prices—across Atlanta’s neighborhoods.
City officials roll out new land release program targeting homebuilders and community groups in key neighborhoods.
A 35-story apartment tower is set to rise in Midtown Atlanta, bringing 400 new units to the area and sparking questions about the impact on the local real estate market.
As property values stabilize across metro Atlanta, developers are rethinking density strategies to win over communities skeptical of rapid growth.
Young professionals and savvy investors are reshaping East Atlanta, where median home prices have climbed 28% in two years and new mixed-use developments are redefining the streetscape.
Atlanta suburbs like Marietta and Decatur offer 6-8% rental yields. Learn why investors are moving beyond East Atlanta for better cash flow and growth.
Metro Atlanta's Q2 auction market rebounds with 58% clearance rates. Midtown leads at 64%, while East Atlanta and Little Five Points show strong buyer demand for well-positioned homes.
As inventory shrinks across Georgia's capital, savvy investors are ditching sought-after hotspots for emerging suburbs with stronger rental yields and affordability.
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