Home & Garden Events Give Homeowners a Jump on Spring
Homeowners looking for ideas for remolding projects, updates or even simple but long put off repairs can find inspiration at the Spring Atlanta Home Show coming to the Cobb Galleria March 24 through 26th. The 39th Spring Atlant...
BUCKHEAD REdeFINED Effort Is Big Thinking
A mini “beltline” running through the heart of Buckhead connecting the Atlanta History Center to Park 400 was among the big ideas unveiled during a public meeting Feb. 27 at Atlanta International School. Spearheaded by a number of r...
With Warmer Weather Ahead, Here Are A Few Homes Close To Great Parks
Beltline In the North Atlanta neighborhood of Springlake, this five bedroom bungalow is within walking distance of the Beltline, Memorial Park and Springlake Park. Located at 2111 McKinley Road, the handsome brick home close to Atlantic...
One of Ansley Park’s Earliest Homes Featured in Atlanta Magazine
Atlanta Magazine has written an excellent piece on one of the oldest homes in Ansley Park, which just so happens to be listed by Dorsey Alston Realtor Jason Cook. “One of Ansley Park’s most charming houses is also home to one of Atlanta...
Most Romantic Restaurants in Atlanta According to Zagat
For those who have yet to make those all-important Valentine’s Day reservations, the foodie gurus at Zagat have compiled a list of the most romantic restaurants in Atlanta. They even helpfully did it by neighborhood. The list includes t...
Will Atlanta Real Estate Values Rise Up following Super Bowl?
On Sunday, the Atlanta Falcons will play the vaunted New England Patriots in Houston, Texas for NFL championship, the Super Bowl. Historically, a team going to the big game doesn’t affect the home values in the city from which they hail. ...
Winter is an Excellent Time to List Atlanta Houses for Sale
Experts say winter may be the best time for homes to hit the market. While conventional wisdom suggests spring is the time to list, winter sellers benefit from a number of factors, namely there are fewer houses on the market and buyers are ...
Atlanta’s Original Homes Are Few, Far Between
The city of Atlanta got its start as a real estate transaction. Sam Mitchell donated five acres for a new railroad terminus in 1842 to the state. He kept the surrounding area for himself and made a fortune as a result. Ever since, Atlanta...
