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Lanier is way too busy. Give me a more laid back Hartwell all day!

I sense there’s a bias towards the north of ATL. Ever since I’ve moved here in 2016, there seems to be a negative bias toward the city & south Atlanta. Why is that? I’m in the Conyers/Covington area & the amount of building that’s going on out here is STAGGERING! At least 13 single family, townhomes & apartment complexes are going in right now! The metro is spreading in all directions. This blows my state of Ohio away by hundreds of thousands! Amazing!

Georgia, very disappointing... sloppy state, crime and demographics are poor. Waste of a perfectly warm area with good proximity

Wow, excellent video. I moved to Alpharetta in 1990 and moved a bit North to South Forsyth County in 1996. I’ve since left the area in 2016 and found a small town Like Alpharetta used to be. It was really nice seeing all the changes.

Great video. Love your energy. It’s “volatile”, btw.

Currently in Chicago suburbs, but we lived in the Atlanta area for 20 years. My home here in the west Chicago suburbs almost doubled in value over the last 4 years. That also pushed my property tax bill up to a point where I realize I have to get out. We have a modest 4 bed, 4 bath home and our property taxes are now over $15K per year. *Yes, you can contest taxes on your own. I did it in 2021 in Kane county and got ours reduced to ~$12.5K, but now they are back up over $15K.The weather is also an issue. So we're planning to cash out and move back to the north GA area. I was born and raised here, It's Chi-cago, sounding the same as "shi*" happens.

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Excellent video.

The market trends vary from location to location. There are places in this country where home prices ARE falling. The Atlanta area is NOT one of them. There is still too much demand versus supply for the ATL prices to drop.

let's say prices go down or crash What is going to stop people from buying homes as the prices go down to the "bottom"? The assumption people make is the economy is gonna be in such bad shape that i suppose "everyone will be unemployed " so "no one" will buy enough homes on the way down. My personal opinion is that if prices drop in anyway they will just settle to a new home price but i doubt the new stabilized price is gonna be 2019 levels.

Y’all can live and stay there, I’m not going anywhere near it. I would suggest before moving anywhere, DO NOT take the advice of a Real Estate Agent but do your own history research.

Very noticeable snub of Roswell. The only town regularly listed as the best place to live in GA. I would say both Roswell and Milton have advantages over Alpharetta… which is nice… but has an identity complex.

Whatever you do, do not go into lake lanier.. Do not go swimming in the lake...

In your own state is exactly where you should live

Stay in California, or move to a less populated state like South Dakota . We are over crowded in Georgia already .

How can you search for homes on Lake Lanier or Lake Hartwell that have a dock? Cannot figure out a way to do it via zillow, redfin, etc. Keyword = dock brings up a lot of homes with community dock. I only want to see homes that have a private dock

San Diego County has the best Mexican food

Cobb county and Gwinnett are getting pretty dense. West Cobb is the last area of Cobb with some bigger lots and long time residents with more land. Developers are infilling now, and it’s sprawling into Pauling county, similar to how Gwinnetts explosive development is bleeding into Hall county. The metro is starting to connect to AL, TN and SC

I read a recent consensus stating that Georgia is now an urban state, with “rural areas”. It stated 30 years ago, the state was rural, with urban areas. It’s crazy how much the state has grown and developed to quite the empire throughout the state. The article mentioned how this extreme change has completely shifted the politics. You should do a video about how Atlanta is becoming one big megalopolis up I-75 to Chattanooga and 85 north to SC. Recently I took a trip in that direction, and the amount of built up development from Emerson, Calhoun, Ringgold, Cartersville, Dalton etc was insane. Apartments, townhouses and single family homes can be seen on I-75 for miles into Tennessee. Now it feels almost like you never leave the metro, especially since Chattanooga spreads into Ft Oglethorpe and Roseville.

Georgia is the New York Empire State of the southeast Atlantic coast.

Georgia is alot like alabama and south Carolina

More people moved to Fulton county between 2023 and 2024 than any other county.

Cherokee county just changed some of the senior exemption requirements effective January 2025 for age 62 and older. Residency requirements. Must live in the county 5 years for senior exemption, etc. They did this as of May 21st, 2024 by vote of the residents in the county.

City of Atlanta? More like the city of homelessness and ghetto neighbors

Suwannee, cumming and Alpharetta maybe rosewell if you have some money 😂

Do you know if I would get the senior property tax break if I'm 62 but my wife is younger and the home is in both of our names? or would both of us need to be 62+?

Too many blacks

Metro Atlanta should just have all of the supertall skyscrapers and hockey belt in The Big Peach!🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🏒🏒🏒🏒🏒🏒

I'm 54 and my wife and I are VERY worried about our future, gas and food prices rising daily. We have had our savings dwindle with the cost of living into the stratosphere, and we are finding it impossible to replace them. We can get by, but can't seem to get ahead. My condolences to anyone retiring in this crisis, 30 years nonstop just for a crooked system to take all you worked for.

Atlanta has been a doughnut for many years this isn’t news. Also please stop helping people move here, we’re full. - thanks.

This is why I will gladly drive 45 mins to Atlanta because I just enjoy the city of marietta and being far enough away from Atlanta 😂

We just moved to Flowery Branch from Southern California. One of our sons lives in Duluth. Both areas are really nice! We wish we would have moved out here sooner!

Metro Atlanta's supertall skyscrapers should just continue growing by its biggest city in The Big Peach!🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🏗🏗🏗🏗🏗🏗🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙

Atlanta can just have the internet system like Microsoft, Google & so much more!🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🖱🖱🖱🖱🖱🖱⚛⚛⚛⚛⚛⚛

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How about canton? Thinking to take a job there

Cumming and most Forsyth county is racist and have history of being a sundown town, no thanks‼️

Bro y’all be hating on Florida for no reason, you all think Atlanta is great but every time I go to Florida we have to drive safe through at Atlanta bc there are ghetto people all over, like right in front of us a women pushed a baby on a street. And I never saw that in Florida so stop making up this shit you hear on the internet and actually go to Florida

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Thank you for not mentioning marietta lol

I don't think I'm wearing the T-shirt from the thumbnail anywhere, except in Georgia.

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Your information has been invaluable for my family and I. Thank you for doing what you do👍🏻

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The old town part of Lawrenceville is pretty and quaint, the rest of it is a traffic headache. The state of Georgia is notorious for horrible road infrastructure planning and Lawrenceville is no exception. And they keep building more apartment complexes and cramped townhome subdivisions in Lawrenceville without taking into consideration the additional traffic volume it brings. Typical good ole boy corruption in the Georgia state legislature.

Any new projects coming to Alpharetta and Johns creek. Any news on the gathering at south Forsyth in Alpharetta and the medley in Johns creek please?

Homes for sale in June 20705 in metro Atlanta area. That’s more than pre-pandemic level. There’s already oversupply, not shortage!

All I’m saying is just give the most updated objective information and don’t mislead people.

That lake is just a body of water on top of an entire town that was owned by black people. That’s so sad!! It’s technically a historical landmark that ppl sail on for fun! And there are cemeteries down there!!