This Week in Real Estate: Good news for BUYERS!

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This Week In Real Estate:

Georgia State University Announces $107 Million Downtown Atlanta Revitalization Project: Georgia State University is embarking on a $107 million renovation to transform its downtown Atlanta campus ahead of the 2026 World Cup. The project includes demolishing an original building to create a quadrangle, closing a city block, reworking Woodruff Park, and renovating multiple structures. Funded by an $80 million donation from the Robert W. Woodruff Foundation and $27 million from the university, the initiative aims to make downtown Atlanta more welcoming and increase student activity.
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​Atlanta Housing Market Sees Decline in Home Sales and New Listings: In January, the Atlanta housing market experienced a drop in home sales, while new listings surged. This trend indicates a potential shift in the market dynamics, with increased inventory possibly leading to more options for buyers and a balancing of supply and demand.
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General Services Administration Plans to Sell Hundreds of Federal Buildings: The General Services Administration (GSA) has announced plans to sell over 500 federal government buildings across the U.S. This move aims to reduce the number of buildings by 70% and the owned real estate footprint by 50%, focusing on non-core assets that can be replaced with leased private market spaces. High-profile buildings on the list include the John C. Kluczynski Federal Building in Chicago and the John F. Kennedy Federal Building in Boston.
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Home Tour of The Week:

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If you've been thinking about moving to Peachtree City, welcome to this stunning North Cove Peachtree City home! This 5-bedroom, 3.5-bathroom residence spans 5,754 square feet across three beautifully designed levels. Listed at $1,775,000, this home offers luxury, comfort, and incredible lake views.

The private fenced backyard features a swim spa, water feature, and lush landscaping. With an attached and detached garage that fits up to eight vehicles, there’s plenty of space for cars, golf carts, or extra storage. Inside, the commercial-style kitchen is a chef’s dream, and the main-level primary suite feels like a private retreat with its spa-like bath.

Walking through this home, you’ll find soaring ceilings, custom built-ins, and multiple living areas, including a sunroom, library, and media room. There’s even an elevator for easy access to all three levels. The North Cove Peachtree City neighborhood is one of the most desirable communities, with tree-lined streets, parks, sidewalks, and lake access.

Would you live here?

Cas

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