Legislation for significant improvements to Decatur Street and Dekalb Avenue was unanimously adopted late last month. The legislation approves $5.4 million in funds to
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Home inventory gets boost
New listings showed signs of a comeback in June as home prices broke a new record for the fifth month in a row at $385,000,
NAR hosts Sell-a-bration® 2021
REALTORS® all over the country are gearing up for the opportunity to come together, learn and network like never before. The Residential Real Estate Council,
Herndon Square Senior opens
Atlanta Housing, the City of Atlanta, and Hunt Companies celebrated the grand opening of Herndon Square Senior, the first of the five-phase Herndon Square redevelopment on the former Herndon
Gen Z planning to buy homes
Nearly three-quarters of Gen Z prefers home buying over renting long-term, with a significant number of these aspiring homeowners planning to enter the housing
‘Summer of Fun’ set for Sunday
Chuck E. Cheese and Munch’s Make Believe Band is poised to kick off their first ever concert tour, traveling to five major cities across
Pulte Homes to debut 521 Atlanta
Pulte Homes recently announced its plans to debut 521 Atlanta – a collection of 49 on-trend three-story townhomes in the heart of Cobb County.
Atlanta boosts shared spaces
The City of Atlanta Department of City Planning is launching a demonstration project for the Peachtree Shared Space Study on June 22, 2021. The demonstration project
May home sales fizzle — RE/MAX
The typical May ramp-up in home sales didn’t happen last month, as sales dipped 0.2% from April and home prices were uncharacteristically flat in
Home buyers battle bidding wars
In the United States, prospective home buyers are facing fierce competition for limited inventory, as low mortgage rates and pent-up demand drives a seller’s