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atlanta - real estate
Atlanta has been thoroughly divided and subdivided into a complex network of districts and neighborhoods. In some areas, every other block or so seems to claim distinction as its own unique neighborhood.[ more ]
alpharetta - real estate
Real Estate in originally a small country farmland community, Alpharetta has boomed within the last 20 years to become one of Atlanta's up and coming suburbs.[ more ]
ansley-park - real estate
One of Atlanta's most popular neighborhoods, located just north of the downtown convention district. The neighborhood began construction in 1905 as Atlanta's first automobile oriented community...[ more ]
brook-haven - real estate
Originally developed around 1910 as Atlanta's first country club neighborhood, Brookhaven, located on the northern edge of Buckhead is an enclave of large, elegant Tudor, Colonial, Georgian and English cottage homes...[ more ]
buckhead - real estate
Originally named Irbyville for the Irby family, owner of most of the land in the area and the local tavern/general store...[ more ]
decatur - real estate
Originally called Dawson's Camp, Decatur, was named for American naval officer Stephen Decatur, who fought in the War of 1812.[ more ]
downtown - real estate
A busy, thriving business sector during the day, downtown became a virtual ghost town at night. For years, downtown was a place to work, not live...[ more ]
druid-hills - real estate
Druid Hills is one of the most successful and affluent residential communities in Atlanta, and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places...[ more ]
little-five-points - real estate
Named after the "five points" intersection between Moreland, Euclid, and McLendon. Little Five Points is Atlanta's example of eclectic dining...[ more ]
marietta - real estate
A large community, northwest of Atlanta, which still offers the small town Southern atmosphere in a bustling community. Occupied by Union troops until about 1864...[ more ]
midtown - real estate
Just north of downtown is the city's cultural center and sanctuary for the alternative lifestyle crowd, singles and young professionals. Midtown is aptly named due to its location, being the midpoint between Downtown...[ more ]
virginia-highlands - real estate
Named after its location at the intersection of Virginia and North Highland avenues, this district still remains a popular spot for Atlanta's young professionals. At one time this prime area...[ more ]
Snellville - real estate
Snellville/Grayson is the town where "Everybody is somebody." Located a mere 22 miles from the Atlanta metroplex, Snellville's residents enjoy a small-town feel...[ more ]
Suwanee - real estate
Ideally situated at the crossroads of major transportation corridors in the northeast Atlanta Metroplex, Suwanee efficiently manages booming growth while preserving a small-town-America way of life...[ more ]
Buford - real estate
This town was named after Col. A.S. Buford who was a railroad president. In earlier days, the city of Buford was recognized as the central location for leather making...[ more ]
Lilburn - real estate
Originally incorporated in 1910 and re-incorporated in 1955, Lilburn lies in the western part of Gwinnett County. The CSX Railroad runs through the south part of town...[ more ]
Lawrenceville - real estate
Northeast of Atlanta is Lawrenceville, the Gwinnett County seat. The town was created on December 15, 1821 and is called the Crepe Mrytle City for its abundance of these beautiful flowering trees...[ more ]
