Name: Atlanta, GA
Rating: 2.9

Atlanta

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#347 in Georgia
#20,075 in USA

Ranks better than 31% of areas

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Karen CannonKaren Cannon, RealtorsView websiteKarenBefore beginning her real estate career, Karen spent 15 years as a sales and marketing executive and our clients see that corporate experience reflected in everything we do.

Chase HornerAFH Sotheby's International RealtyView websiteChaseA specialist in the Atlanta Intown market, Chase's vast knowledge of Morningside, Virginia-Highland, Inman Park and Old Fourth Ward is unparalleled.

Chrissie KallioCompassView websiteChrissieChrissie Kallio decided to transition her years of experience in sales, marketing and negotiation in the corporate world into a career in real estate after she bought her own Intown Atlanta home in 2003.

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AmenitiesA+ There are lots of amenities close to this location. View Amenities Report Cost of livingD+ Cost of living index is 12% higher than Georgia View Cost Of Living Report CrimeF Total crimes are 78% higher than Georgia View Crime Report EducationF High school graduation rate is 7% higher than Georgia View Education Report EmploymentD Median household income is 3% lower than Georgia View Employment Report HousingC+ Median home value is 46% higher than Georgia View Housing Report WeatherB- Average summer temperature is 78°F View Weather Report Reviews? Read or write a review about this area View All Reviews

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Best Neighborhoods In & Around Atlanta, GA

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Candler Park, Atlanta	80	3.5	8,095
Poncey-Highland, Atlanta	77	2.3	2,726
Buckhead, Atlanta	75	1.4	78,972
Old Fourth Ward, Atlanta	71	1.3	12,054

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Home Park, Atlanta	71	3.1	11,414
Virginia-Highland, Atlanta	71	3.1	13,359
Cabbage Town, Atlanta	70	1.6	4,789
Atlanta-Inman Park, Atlanta	68	1.9	4,329

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Best Cities Near Atlanta, GA

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Vinings, GA	86	9	11,816
Peachtree City, GA	85	26.8	34,988
Johns Creek, GA	85	22.3	82,930
Alpharetta, GA	84	23.1	63,013

Place	Livability scoreScore	Miles	PopulationPop.
Peachtree Corners, GA	84	18	41,268
Woodstock, GA	84	25.5	27,964
Suwanee, GA	83	27.8	18,001
Roswell, GA	83	20.2	93,968

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Compared to my hometown of Jacksonville, Florida, Atlanta has been the BEST city to live in. I left Jacksonville back in Jan of 09 when i was just about to turn 25 and moved to Atlanta. Its now 01/24/2017 and Atlanta still continues to make impressive progress on all genres of city living. From Jobs, to recreational events, entertainment, living and so on, Atlanta is on Point. Yes of course there are con's to this city, but what city doesn't? Compare Atlanta to most cities specially in the South, and deep south east, Atlanta is my opinion is a two tier city just a step behind major cities like NYC, Chicago and DC. SInce Mayor Reed took over back in 09, the city matured. Corruption is diminished a lot, and neighborhoods are finally getting revamped left and right. Most cities these days you hear locals talking about their neighborhoods how they are up and coming and when you come back and visit these neighborhoods years later you'll see that nothing has changed, and if even if it did it would result in the construction of a few homes or a apartment complex. In Atlanta and surrounding suburbs is not the case. Up and coming has true meaning here. Almost every neighborhood in this city, from neighborhoods that have industrial warehouses, or older left out communities, to section 8 housing are all being revamped. Most industrial neighborhoods like West Midtown and the Upper Westside are not either warehouses converted into luxurious shoppes, or lofts, or have been replaced with upscale condo's and parks. I live in the Bolton Community which ten years ago living here you would have thought you were in the West End or Bankhead. Not anymore. Old houses are either being remodeled heavily, or being torn down and new homes being built. Home prices are getting high. Compared to most cities now like Jacksonville Florida, if you live in Atlanta during the recession back in 07 chances now your home is now worth more than it was in 07. Jacksonville on the other hand are still behind. My parents in Oakleaf are still well under in value than what they paid for back in 03. Midtown is booming, sidewalks, roads, infrastructure are improving, and fast, and parks are being revamped and/or created everywhere. Yes Marta could be better, and yes there are still lots of improvements left to do, but if all you can do is see more negative and not see how far the city has come since 2007, than you naive, and close minded. This city has much to offer and even outside of it is even more spectacular. North Ga mountains are with-in an hour or two reach from the city, and the surrounding suburbs/cities around Atlanta are all jumping on board with revamping their towns, and jumping on board with Change. If you are moving to Atlanta, and are looking for a good JOB, with more than just clubs, and a bar, than Atlanta has a LOT to offer. Movie, and Music industry is insane now in this state and specially in this city. Fine dinning, arts, board way shows off the ying yang, and events are constantly scheduled. and not seasonally, or monthly, but daily. Downtown is now on the move to be the best places to live in, as Midtown is just about built up.

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