Where to Retire in Atlanta GA
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- Опубликовано: 30 июл 2024
- Are you looking to Retire in Atlanta GA and wondering where are the best neighborhoods or places to retire in Atlanta (or ITP)? I have encountered several people on the edge of retirement that want to retire but are unsure what neighborhoods would be best in their retirement years. It really can depend on factors such as budget and lifestyle, but I'll provide you some options in this video that I think are areas that would be good Atlanta neighborhoods to retire in.
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🤔 Thinking of moving to Atlanta, Georgia? If you are moving to the Atlanta area and need guidance on where to live, I'm here for you! I absolutely love working with people that are relocating to Atlanta. Let me be your match-maker for the right neighborhood that meets your lifestyle and budget.
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**Most stats and data mentioned came from the following sites and are not based on our opinions:
Best Schools: www.schooldigger.com/go/GA/se...
More About Atlanta: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Atlanta
Neighborhood data: www.niche.com
*All stats, data, house pricing, and anything else mentioned is always subject to change and is provided merely as an example at the time of this recording*
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Molly Slesnick is a licensed Atlanta, Georgia Real Estate Agent | Georgia Real Estate License: 356796
Brokered by eXp Realty LLC
Equal Housing Opportunity
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Molly, love all the vlogs you have posted here. It's so fun to watch and you nicely mingle local vibrant lives, scenes, cool stuff to do with real estate properties, making it appealing, not pushy. Thank you for bringing Atlanta city to out of state viewers close and personal. I am planning for my retirement and looking for a city to do so. Your videos made me decide to come to Atlanta this Labor Day for an extended tour/vacation, taking some time to explore around different city neighborhoods. Hope to get in touch with you and let you help me to find an ideal place 😊
Hi NewYorker! Your comment just made my day/week/month! I truly appreciate it. These videos are certainly work but my goal is to give viewers a vibe of the area and see if they can connect with the area and know what to expect (of course, seeing it in person is always better but hopefully this is the next best option!). I hope you enjoy your visit to Atlanta and certainly if you have questions and decide to relocate here, don't hesitate to reach out. :)
Thank you for your nice words and I am sure you have inspired a lot of viewers in this channel ❤
I just can't wrap my head around paying several hundreds of thousands of dollars for what is essentially an apt and then having to pay $1400-2200 mthy for HOA fee! So glad I own my own home with NO HOA fee!
There are def positives and negatives of a condo unit. The Clairmont Place condos, for example, does include meals, utilities, cleaning service and you basically never having to deal with any sort of home maintenance which is a benefit. I'd love to pay a flat fee to have all that taken care of for me.
Hi Molly! Feel like I know you, but I don't, obviously. You have a wealth of knowledge and great perspective about your craft. I enjoy your videos. Have a great day 👍
Thanks Wil - you are my number one fan! haha Maybe I'll meet you out in the wild some day. :)
Love Marietta or kennesaw, buckhead since it’s trendy
Yep- there are def some retirement communities OTP but was trying to focus on locations ITP for those that want to be close into the city. Thx for sharing your opinion!
Thank you! Very informative
You are so welcome. Thank you for watching!
I've lived in Atlanta since my birth a long time ago. You don't retire to Atlanta. Expensive. Traffic. Roads are terrible here. Crumbling infrastructure supporting new buildings. No passable options for public transit. It's not Texas, but everything is spread way out. Wherever you want to go is an hour away. Your next door neighbor you can touch with your hand out your window...it's an hour away.
I know not everyone wants to retire here but I have worked with several folks who are retired and want to live in the city for various reasons (be close to kids, for example) so this was intended for those that want/need to live in the city. There are some great retirement communities outside the city (which I briefly mentioned in this vid)
Molly, do you have any videos on Toco Hills, Dinwoody and Sandy Springs? Where might be the areas where there are condo buildings, especially historically quality areas near amenities and conveniences?
I sure do!
Dunwoody: ruclips.net/video/wZrTqezWFkQ/видео.htmlsi=vvpImQUWY-K_a2s0
Sandy Springs: ruclips.net/video/9j51pYb3YWc/видео.htmlsi=kuL57suNzA_0Vf8l
Toco Hills - this is just a shopping area surrounded by a bunch of n'hoods but all these areas are near Toco Hills:
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@@AllAboutLivingInAtlanta Thank you. I read that there are a lot of kosher stores etc. around Toco Hills especially.
@@AllAboutLivingInAtlanta I was also wondering about the prices of condos, especially older condos. From my experience in Canada the quality of new condos is poor compared to older ones, but might just be targftinhtrhe youngest demographic rather than the rest of us.
@@dovygoodguy1296 yes, there are! The Kroger grocery store there has a whole kosher section
@@dovygoodguy1296 I guess it depends on what you consider old. Atlanta doesn't have a lot of new condo buildings. They built a ton in 2005-2008. The pricing really just depends on location. Buckhead actually has slightly bigger condos than Midtown but probably has older condo buildings (built anywhere between the 70's-90's). Even old condo buildings in Buckhead can be pricey if they are in a good location. But obv the more updated they are, the more they will cost. It honestly depends on the size of the condo, how much it's updated, and location that will determine the price of a condo.