Alpharetta A Great City To Live In
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- Опубликовано: 25 фев 2018
- Alpharetta A Great City To Live In
North of Atlanta, Alpharetta offers five distinct shopping districts, chef-driven and locally owned eateries, one-of-a-kind attractions like the American Girl Boutique and Bistro and more than 750 acres of parkland including three arboretums. Catch a show at the 12,000 seat Verizon Wireless Amphitheatre or at one of the city’s intimate concert venues. After your adventure, rest easy in one of Alpharetta’s 23 upscale and modern hotels.
8 of my 56 years spent in Alpharetta...my best years!
I moved from Alpharetta due to some issues 2 years ago after living there my whole life. I miss it so much.
You should come back. It's even better! The development of Johns Creek and Milton have really done wonders for the community.
Alpharetta offers everything you need to live outside of the city without losing the busy lifestyle! There is always something going on and so many wonderful communities. As a local expert, if you or anyone you know are looking to relocate to the area feel free to reach out. I would be happy to answer any questions.
I am looking to relocate to Alpharetta, do they have good health care, my son is 19 and he has some health problems that he has had since 3 years old.
Amber Brandenburg North Atlanta Real Estate hello I am look to relocate by December 2019 and need some help.
I'm considering Alpharetta, GA. I am just wondering do they have public transportation in Alpharetta?
I work in Alpharetta and I am in love with this beautiful city. Just not in love with all the constructions that are happening all over haha
I was just at Avalon and it is super nice!
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@Alex Font
What do you mean??
Beautiful area, I'm moving here soon!
Did u move yet
Alpharetta used to be bigger in size, but was split into 3 towns. Alpharetta, Milton and John’s Creek.
It is a great place to live, because the area is nice, it’s close to Atlanta and close to Forsyth Country Georgia, which has the Suwannee Mountain Preserve Indian seats trails.
Beautiful views, great job. Thank you.
I miss it here. Reminds me a lot of my hometown here in OH.
I was so hoping it would have a small town feel. I’m leaving Los Angeles so the last thing I want is to hear about what a city this is! A destination she said? Be careful what you wish for. Destination cities become destinations for beggars & theives & crime.
I don't think Alpharetta will become a "big city" like Atlanta or LA, though it certainly looks to be getting busier. That said, you can go a bit further north and have more rural areas while still having access to Alpharetta or Atlanta.
Great video.love from Philippines
I love Alpharetta ! Lots of diversity and many Indians !
Mukesh Rajput what about segregation?
DCS DCS here we go again pulling out the racist card on everything
@@cenkuygur7771 it is a valid question, diversity and segregation are 2 different things
What kind of indians? Do you mean the indigenous peoples of this land here for thousands of years?
simone 711 no like from India because there are lots of tech companies, there are many many engineers
I keep meaning to visit alpharetta but the lack of transit accessibility stops me.
Gwinnett Co. has transit and park & ride options
Transit in Alpharetta could be better, but with MARTA bus service and park and ride options ta Windward and Mansell, we are a better connect 'burb than most.
It's was great until now the traffic is so bad people moving like crazy I feel it's overpriced now it's not as good as 5 years ago when it was way less crowded
Yes, agreed. However, downtown Alpharetta is pretty fantastic these days. The have igloo outdoor dining!
I grow up in Alpharetta Georgia
Cool. Is this video accurate?
Want to visit and live at there.
Once a tiny little village in a forest north of Atlanta, now a dump for Rich Florida people to cause traffic around 85
Since Marta expanded is it still a nice area?
Absolutely, as is Johns Creek.
It looks very vanilla.
i live here and it is
It is especially around milton and Cambridge high school, Alpharetta hs and John’s creek hs much better
@Roberta Rodriguez What happened to Gwinnett? Used to live in that area.
You would not say anything about the nasty traffic would you?
Hahaha, No traffic now with Covid-19
@@thevsigroup lol
The fake camera flare effects make it unwatchable.
Noted. Thank you for the feedback.
Paladins ;3
They have a record store, eateries and a mess down south.
"a mess down south?" What do you mean?
How do you like the winters in Alpharetta?
@@scholarlyanalyst7700 Winters aren't awful, but no snow
@@thevsigroup Reply 1 of 2
Fun Fact. There are places in Canada that historically enjoy warmer winters than Alpharetta (averaged between winter daytime and nighttime temperatures!). Notice how much warmer the January nights are especially!
If you dig a little deeper, you’ll see the source of the information is NOAA (a US government agency). So please copy/paste the following google searches…
1. Alpharetta, Georgia average winter temperatures
2. Race Rocks, Canada average January temperatures
@@thevsigroup Reply 2 of 2
Notice how the winter daytime temperatures are comparable BUT the nights are MUCH milder in the Canadian location! That means that the winters are, in fact, warmer in the Canadian location (versus Alpharetta!). Does this weather fact surprise you?
Whats the diversity / crime rate like in Alpharetta?
Flight of Stairs I live here, and diversity is huge here. Crime rate is pretty low, and if there is crime, it is not bad crime.
Thanks. I'm likely going to be relocating there for work.
Diversity is nonexistent, but I tend to enjoy being the only Hispanic in town
But honestly it's a great city to live in if you're trying to start a business this is the place and the people that you will encounter in my opinion are higher class than the so famous Buckhead
I spent some time in Alpharetta and it really is a nice place.
great place, growing too fast, and this will cause problems
Ding ding ding! You guessed correctly! Alpharetta is too cramped now and has cameras literally everywhere. Not as great as it used to be. They've built too many apartments and got rid of all the good, reasonable restaurants. We are moving into the mountains now, where the air is actually breathable.
sodosopa
Right next to historic Kenny’s house
I haven't seen one damn black person yet
Huh? Impossible. You have never seen black people in Alpharetta before?
Truth Teller WE TAKING OVER ONE CITY AT A TIME
Truth Teller it's probably boring
@VirtualStudioInnovations want to attract more white people. And white people want to live in the whitest part of town that they can afford.
Actually, Alpharetta is extremely diverse. I’m assuming you’ve never actually been there
it seems very expensive ....
I bought a pizza there for like $30 but to be fair it was huge and had a ton of stuff on it.
@@samuelcolt1505 I was talking about life, houses and rent also
I live in Johns Creek
1 million dollars for a condo!! 😬 Ya high priced for sure.
C J 4 life naw 1 million dollars will get you a nice 7000sq ft house u can find nice hones to raise a family 4-5 bedrooms for 400k-500k
I wouldn't want to be seen in that dump.
What makes you feel like it's a dump?