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Dorsey Alston Realtors took an in-depth look at the local housing markets by school districts, the all-important factor that influences home buyers and resale value. While we found across the board growth in average sales prices and sold homes, some districts experienced greater increases than others. 

Overpriced houses are sitting longer, while competitively priced homes are getting over asking price and spending significantly fewer days on the market across metro Atlanta. 
Dorsey Alston compared the month-to-month data from May 2020 to May 2021 and found the number of days a home for sale stays on the market is down steeply — 42% across the board.

In this month’s Atlantan, you will find Shanna Smith’s listing on Howell Mill Road profiled by writer Kelsie Barton. It is a truly exceptional estate, conceptualized by power trio Keith Summerour of Summerour Architects, Rick Fierer of Bildon Construction and Barbara Westbrook of Westbrook Interiors. The 10,195-square-foot home sits on a private one-and-a-half acre hilltop. […]

Dorsey Alston is proud to work with brilliant architects, top-shelf builders and thoughtful owners who are bringing some of the finest homes we’ve seen to the Atlanta market.

As we are based in Buckhead and specialize in Intown Atlanta markets, including Ansley Park, we always have several luxury listings.

Dorsey Alston is proud to join with many other companies and individuals, making the holidays a little brighter through the Families First of Georgia Adopt-a-Family collection drive. At least 300 of these families will have something under the tree on Dec. 25 as a result.