ATTOM, a leading curator of real estate data nationwide for land and property data, released its fourth-quarter 2022 U.S. Home Affordability Report last week showing that
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Home prices drop in all 60 metros
The nation’s longest home price boom has ended after a run-up lasting 10½ years. Nationally, prices have declined 3.1% from the peak in June,
‘Purchase Plus’ comes to Atlanta
Rocket Mortgage, part of Rocket Companies last year introduced Purchase Plus, a special purpose credit program intended to increase accessibility to homeownership in underserved
Seniors enjoy holiday festivities
The magic of the holidays was in full effect all month at Watercrest Macon Assisted Living and Memory Care in Macon, Georgia. Residents engaged
Three southeastern states draw movers
Southeastern states continued to see a high percentage of moves, including South Carolina (61%), North Carolina (61%) and Alabama (58%), According to the results of a study by United Van Lines,
East Cobb Park hosts tree lighting
Friends of East Cobb Park will host a Holiday Lights Celebration. The event is scheduled to take place at East Cobb Park, 3322 Roswell
DISH blacks out Cox stations
DISH blacked out all Cox Media Group (CMG) TV stations in Atlanta on Tuesday, preventing hundreds of thousands of consumers across Atlanta from accessing
Security guards boost safety
Companies that own and manage property have a duty to protect visitors against violent crimes. This is true for tenants and landowners. By inviting individuals
Renters forced to work overtime
An American making an average wage needs to work about 63 hours before earning enough to pay the typical monthly U.S. rent of $2,040. That
Grocery stores boost home values
ATTOM, a leading curator of real estate data nationwide for land and property data, released its 2022 Grocery Store Wars analysis last week, which shows how living