This Week in Real Estate: Market Shifts & Opportunities Ahead!
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This Week In Real Estate: Atlanta's Housing Market Sees Modest Gains Amid Shifting Conditions: The 2024 Annual Report on Housing in Georgia indicates that the Atlanta housing market experienced modest gains despite shifting conditions. In January 2025, new listings saw year-over-year increases, while pending sales declined. Both median and average sales prices rose, suggesting a competitive market. Data Center Expansion in Atlanta Faces Land Use Challenges: The rapid growth of data centers in Atlanta, driven by high demand for data storage and processing, has led to conflicts over land use. Residents and lawmakers express concerns that data centers are encroaching on essential housing and retail development. In response, the Atlanta City Council has banned new data centers in neighborhoods near transit and popular areas like the Beltline. Despite these restrictions, data center construction continues just outside city limits, where zoning and tax incentives remain favorable. Home Tour of The Week: I’m so excited to show you this brand-new, modern home in Atlanta! It has six spacious bedrooms, five and a half bathrooms, and is filled with bright natural light. The main-level owner’s suite has its own balcony that looks out over the home’s large 3-acre lot, so I can relax while enjoying nature. The kitchen has stylish Italian quartz countertops, and there’s even an unfinished basement for extra rooms or a cozy hangout. My favorite part is how close it is to shops and schools, yet it feels like a private retreat. Plus, the builder is offering up to $15,000 in closing cost incentives through their preferred lender, so you can save big on this new construction home! Come explore this luxurious yet comfortable space for yourself and see why it’s the perfect place to call home. 🛏️ - 6 Bed 🛀🏽 - 5 Bath 🚧 - 5299 Sq Ft 🤑 - $1,125,000 Would you live here? Cas P.S. - Ready to talk about real estate? lets jump on a 15 min zoom call https://calendly.com/casthompson/letstalk |