22 Jul Atlanta Real Estate Round Up
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The real estate market is slowly transforming, changing our city a little bit with each passing week. We want you to be on top of all of the city’s real estate happenings, so here is a round up of some of the top stories to keep you in the loop.
Reynoldstown Revamped
Beltline development is quickly changing some of Atlanta’s more transitional neighborhoods. Next on deck is Reynoldstown. A small neighborhood with close proximity to some more developed hot spots that is breaking ground on some new residential construction. Curbed Atlanta tells the story.
Midtown Tips to the Seller’s Favor
One Atlanta realtor suggests the Midtown condo market has finally turned into the seller’s favor. “Trendgraphic, an online market reporting system for real estate, classifies a seller’s market as one with three months or less of inventory and as of May 2014 there is less than 1.9 months of existing condo inventory in Midtown.” More from the Atlanta Business Chronicle.
Real Estate Market Shows National Momentum
The real estate market is showing signs of a rebound nationally as sales bump 2.6 percent last month, although the south showed the smallest uptick. The Atlanta Journal-Constitution has a more in-depth look.
Atlanta is Growing Up Instead of Out
Historically referred to at the “horizontal city” Atlanta has pulled focus from urban sprawl trend and is showing huge growth in multifamily housing developments. This trend is supporting the market needs and is also creating a very walkable city. Atlanta recently ranked 8th on a list naming the country’s most walkable metropolises. The Atlanta Business Chronicle shares more.
Historically referred to at the “horizontal city” Atlanta has pulled focus from urban sprawl trend and is showing huge growth in multifamily housing developments. This trend is supporting the market needs and is also creating a very walkable city. Atlanta recently ranked 8th on a list naming the country’s most walkable metropolises. The Atlanta Business Chronicle shares more.