List of 2023: 1 - Doraville 13:50 2 - Mornin Side Lenox Park 11:48 3 - West End 7:51 4 - Grant Park 4:43 5 - Avondale, Estates 1:58 What a great places! Thank you so much for this video.
Schools are bad in Doraville. Buford Highway is great if you love Asian and Latin American food, but it doesn’t offer anything else for a community. You have to drive to go to a hardware store or supermarket. How often are you going to eat out at restaurants?
I had too many bad experiences living in Doraville. I lived there for a few years until I was able to leave and never looked back but the other locations are good though.
Research shows Doraville has some of the worst schools in DeKalb county. Three potentially great Single-family zoned neighborhoods but all are overrun by rental houses for transient populations. 25% live in poverty. $25,500 is the average annual income. It's not a great place to invest your life's savings. Visit the town for the food but good luck trying to buy a house for your family to live in, Doraville's slumlords don't want "owner occupied" families in 'their' neighborhoods. Chamblee is your best bet.
I'll take Decatur over all of these, especially over Avondale Estates, which is next to Decatur, and doesn't have near as good schools as Decatur, plus like you said, there are tons of restaurants, festivals etc compared to Avondale Estates, which is tiny. What you say about West End may be true, but until it gets a lot safer, I'd avoid it, and the schools are terrible.
My brother in Christ, there is no easy commute from Doraville to any business district in Atlanta during rush hour; are you insane? Also, the schools in that area are terrible; please stop misleading these transplants. Doraville is a nice spot to eat, but that's it. If you really want a decent neighborhood along the Perimeter, Vinings or the Battery are way better options. Grant Park and Morningside are great, but I'm somewhat surprised you'd talk up the West End without plugging the Upper Westside.
List of 2023:
1 - Doraville 13:50
2 - Mornin Side Lenox Park 11:48
3 - West End 7:51
4 - Grant Park 4:43
5 - Avondale, Estates 1:58
What a great places! Thank you so much for this video.
Thank you so much for watching.
Thank you for caring about affordable housing! I’m looking to open a business and this helps!
Well done. Especially regarding West End and Doraville.
Grant Park is amazing !
Reynoldstown probably the best intown neighborhood right now.
I follow you on Tik Tok and just found your RUclips channel. Great content and information.
I keep telling people about Doraville and people don't believe that it's the next spot
1000%
I'm thinking about Doraville..tell me more
Absolutely love this list , specially the #1
Thank you for the support.
Can you recommend places that are close for going hiking and nature walks?
Douglasville area
The Strand is on the Square in Marietta in Cobb County - a LONG way from Avondale Estates
Schools are bad in Doraville. Buford Highway is great if you love Asian and Latin American food, but it doesn’t offer anything else for a community. You have to drive to go to a hardware store or supermarket. How often are you going to eat out at restaurants?
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Thank you so much for the support.
Love this! ❤
Appreciate you.
I had too many bad experiences living in Doraville. I lived there for a few years until I was able to leave and never looked back but the other locations are good though.
Research shows Doraville has some of the worst schools in DeKalb county. Three potentially great Single-family zoned neighborhoods but all are overrun by rental houses for transient populations. 25% live in poverty. $25,500 is the average annual income. It's not a great place to invest your life's savings. Visit the town for the food but good luck trying to buy a house for your family to live in, Doraville's slumlords don't want "owner occupied" families in 'their' neighborhoods. Chamblee is your best bet.
What about Sandy Springs, North Druid Hills, Dunwoody, and Roswell, I never here you talk about these areas.
You are so right, I take those places for granted. I need to highlight them more. I do talk about Roswell a good bit.
@@LivinginAtlantaTeam - Don't Agree with the List at All. Buckhead, Midtown, Old Fourth, Upper West Side, West Midtown so much missing.
I'll take Decatur over all of these, especially over Avondale Estates, which is next to Decatur, and doesn't have near as good schools as Decatur, plus like you said, there are tons of restaurants, festivals etc compared to Avondale Estates, which is tiny. What you say about West End may be true, but until it gets a lot safer, I'd avoid it, and the schools are terrible.
No one under 40 wants to live OPP, that’s why.
Have you heard of Champions Park Subdivision of Atlanta?
What about homes for seniors?
Where can I find affordable rent under $1800 while moving from NYC to Atlanta?
Lots of places! Need commute info, size needs, desired vibe for recommendation.
Can you please do a video on Stone Mountain? I'd love to know if it's a good place to live or not.
How do you define BEST?
Thanks for skipping Atlanta's best kept secret, Peachtree Hills ( SoBuc)
Love the vid. But get a set dresser brah. ❤
Wait I’m confused. Is Westend dangerous right now but will be worth a lot in 10 years? Did i get that right?
It's a very mixed bag. Everyone's tolerance for city living is different. Personally I would absolutely live there. It often comes down to the street.
@@LivinginAtlantaTeam thanks for answering. One last Q - Same for Mosley Park just north of there?
How is Vinings?
Very nice, high end area.
My brother in Christ, there is no easy commute from Doraville to any business district in Atlanta during rush hour; are you insane? Also, the schools in that area are terrible; please stop misleading these transplants. Doraville is a nice spot to eat, but that's it. If you really want a decent neighborhood along the Perimeter, Vinings or the Battery are way better options.
Grant Park and Morningside are great, but I'm somewhat surprised you'd talk up the West End without plugging the Upper Westside.
How do reach you?
since when did morningside homes start at 500k for something basic? More like 800+ lol.....
Is “tightknit community” a dog whistle?
So is anybody living in downtown Atlanta??
Good content but please put more imagery of your topic and less of your talking head
Don’t be fooled their is no best place in Atlanta. Go somewhere else