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From the capital building I’d say it’s only 20 minutes drive without traffic- with traffic I’d say 35-45 minutes on a bad day. The elevators are standard with all models (: my contact is in the description if you’d like to coordinate with my team

I honestly agree! There’s some things that could change but the actual layout and design is brilliant. We all would love it to be cheaper and maybe on a lake or something 😂 but otherwise it’s really nice overall. I don’t think you can get something like this in most other places in the world. And I’ve traveled a good bit

You know what they say, “ more money more problems.” The maintenance you’d have on a million dollar SFH home may end up putting you out on the streets. Sometimes less is best- especially if you’re close to the places you make the most money. Everyone’s lifestyle requires different moves and some people want no maintenance.

Would I never get that kinda money from you or just not for this house 😉 because I’m sure I can find the “one” especially at that price

I agree! Let me know if your or any of your friends need a Realtor in Atlanta and Atlanta-Metro. My team is always available

Me too! But this one is in Vinings specifically off Wynberry Ln across from the QT.

I can agree that the luxury market is taking massive hits right now. A lot of people are upside down because they were focused on interest rates and not purchase price. I appreciate the kind words as well. It is my hope that we’re in massive stagflation for awhile. This will hopefully continue to help the prices adjust while we wait for the next shift in mortgage rates. I think the housing market is only holding the way it is because of “middle” class housing being “fairly” priced compared to the rest of the country. I’d say as a state we have a strong floor on the housing market, where some other states are extremely undervalued. We’re clearly also in the midst of a massive infrastructure shift as the government panics to prepare for the World Cup. I will also share my theory that many Europeans will come and see Atlanta as extremely valuable as compared to some of their home towns internationally- while we have a high level of crime- it’s actually very commonplace to international residents- thus Atlanta a whole seems appealing when solely considering comparative housing values through the world. Sadly I believe most of our high price point sales are from international buyers and tech firms forcing their employees to relocate.

I 110% agree with the loss of value. Several people are upside down as it is, however I’m also seeing steering occur in some neighborhoods. The price points are excessive within desirable neighborhoods but “less than desirable” neighborhoods are hardly seeing valuation increases however the quality of housing is superior to most of the world. For example Covington and conyers are still offering full brick builds with over 2,500 square feet for less 500k. The materials costs in America will never be the same, and as we continue to push low quality new constructions the value of traditional and late model homes will continue to stay steady if not rise. The material component for housing is really a point that’s pressurized the pricing. We truly can’t build what’s already been built in Georgia. Which was originally 40% undervalued if you really think about it so maybe now we’re finally almost properly priced hahaha

@@LifeinAtlanta that’s great information. I have been actively looking for a while for 3000 ft.² flat all brick and I have been told some crazy things lol. I’m looking more in the midway coastal area

Haha I love shell gas stations but I often utilize QT- I really don’t notice much MPG difference and typically QTs are more relaxed after hours than the shell stations if you know what I mean haha

Fair and valid my friend- we can certainly build something better with 900k it just won’t be in the place people want anymore. It’s sad sometimes that people won’t even look outside the city once they have their heart set on it- so much so they may get something nice but not really the best deal. As an agent in Atlanta is been a struggle between selling what I love and selling what people want- if that makes sense

That’s fair, but newyork has been asking more for less, for far too long. The weather is why people are paying the prices- not so much for the space itself. Especially the remote workers.

It’s not for everyone. I get it though. I need personal space.

Yeah, Atlanta really has the weather the rest of world is after.

I’m certain I can find you something in the suburbs worth your 900k 😎 Shoot me a message. Contact is in the description

Haha it’s easier on you when you need to borrow a cup of sugar

This is true- something has got to give But also people refuse to move to rural areas because of awful commutes

I agree

It really is!

Truly thank you! From the bottom of my heart- genuine comments like this are why we even shared the experience! We’ll be posting more soon- next stop- Sydney

I can’t say for certain on every community but typically they do allow rentals in general, but the builder does not always offer rentals directly to the public. I’m happy to find you a new construction community by them that may offer rentals. Message me- the contact is in the description

I agree, it’s very impressive

Tbh this comment is pretty racist, I’m going to leave it here so you can think about your actions (:

Honestly hate the song but it makes videos go viral 🫡😂

Lol expect more pay less right? 😂

What’s awful is that you don’t have to disclose a death in the state of Georgia 😅😂😅

​@@LifeinAtlantaif I had the bread I'd buy it, halloween would be lit lol

I agree, it needs the TLC

The upfront costs are very scary for alot of first time home buyers. If it were as simple as the small rent difference I think more people would consider buying at todays rates. However some of my clients are waiting until 2025 to buy

Truly! I believe it wasn’t until the large number of them moved money to Atlanta, that the government pushed for landlords rights over tenant’s rights. It’s become almost a whole new state in the last four years. It’ll be night and day once the construction finishes up for the World Cup

I don’t find that I was biased in the slightest. I pointed out that articles show the laws are in favor of the landlords now. I myself and a licensed agent and investor and have removed squatters from several homes. After they stole from and looted the entire house. Additionally i point out in the video that some of these squatters force their landlords into positions where the landlord has to sell due to delinquency on their mortgage and hard money loans. I was extremely fair to both parties and believe I avoided a lot of bias. If you were able to watch the entire video I think you’d agree

Thank you so much for the support! I have to agree with you- for years now Toll brothers has focused on building in the North Atlanta areas( traditionally not the most diverse due to income constraints), and is only now beginning to build in the Southern portion of Atlanta- I hope they will offer a happy medium between luxury and affordability in the near future. This way we can see a higher level of diversity in their neighborhoods and communities. Thanks for watching and i greatly appreciate your opinion

Maybe it's the location? They built my brother's current home in Maryland and his area is very diverse (Arundel Mills). Now I will also have to agree that his home and the quality of materials they used is the best I have seen!

Thank you! I’ll continue to improve the quality- I appreciate the support

I wonder what’s up with the audio. I’ll have to check the edits. Thanks for pointing it out! I’ll be sure to improve. Additionally the wealth gap is monstrous! It’s so sad to see, we’ve had several “Tent Cities” go up within several party’s of town- the government then steps in and will remove them and place MASSIVE ROCKS- I mean huge, like thousand of dollars of rocks, in the way of the locations they homeless were camping. Then they will set up squad cars and push the homeless further south or towards Bankhead. It’s become a process I’ve watched over and over again since the end of Covid

@@LifeinAtlanta yea not sure what's happening with the audio we just have to raise the volume too much and when we switch we may forget and it blasts us lol.. but great info man thank you.. and wow that is so depressing to hear the way in which humans of low financial value are treated worse than animals at times it's truly shocking behavior from the powers that be things have to change this is not the way and it certainly will not fix the problem at some point something has to give anyway again keep the data coming great job!

I’ll keep that in mind

There was a great turnout of vehicles, have you ever been to a caffeine and octane event in Atlanta?

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This community does not offer anything but 4 story units. I understand your concerns. I find that in the case of a fire you’d find yourself in a similar situation as a person living on a higher floor of an apartment. It’s certainly a concern but not a typical issue you’ll really face. Fire safety should be on everyone’s list but sadly is not. But when it comes to accommodating mobility issues specifically there are some grant communities offering “stacks” which are single floor condos, or a single family ranch style home maybe a good option. Are you in the market for something with 1-2 floors?

As a Florida man you can probably guess why prices in Atlanta are soaring. With all the flooding, and hurricanes- not to mention the recent home owner insurance drama, Atlanta is becoming the new snow bird location as well as retirement central. The weather alone is bringing tech, sports, and retirement money all into one place. We always joke in Atlanta that soon it will be beach front property… you know once Florida floods all the way 😅

This is a 4 story PREMIUM townhouse. It's worth the price.

You broke, huh..

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Beautiful 🏡 love it my favorite is the 🛗, floor plan is 👍👍, worst of the tour is the 🚽 with the lids up that is a big turn off.