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Can i live there without a car,i am retired
So, ATL is only for progressive? No discrimination LOL
Is “tightknit community” a dog whistle?
If y'all are going to to continue to come at least learn how to drive, dang tourist killing our traffic.... And dude you need an extended nap in Lake Lanier I'm missed you popped up on my feed!!!
We have about three thousand rentals coming online in Gainesville Georgia. We are an hour from central Atlanta. Road Atlanta is nearby and lake Lanier is steps from our house. Two universities and a million square foot level one trauma hospital. Rent for a one bedroom is $1400.
As an Atlanta local with properties in South Downtown and Lawrenceville, this is very accurate. Great explanation video. Hoping Centennial Yards changes things in South Downtown.
Lakewood Heights is a diamond in a rough it’s still transitioning but it’s only 1 mile from the Southside Beltline with multiple access points, The Sawtell Mix/Use project and Chosewood Park, ideal for first time homebuyers, my wife and I have been here for 6 years now, Oakland City, East Atlanta, Hunter Hills and Kirkwood are good comps
For sure! I would by a place there.
@@Sseven8020 what are you waiting for? lol
Politically correctness is shoving the truth under the carpet. There’s more than wealth that matters. A poor neighborhood can be safe too. Why does the crime follow skin color, and still a taboo to mention it? This quota system of crime, jails, policing, is preventing the society to better itself.
I have lived in Metro Atlanta, GA, since 09/19/1994, and I don't live south of I-20 ( Grant Park is the exception), east, or West of I-285. Old Bankhead, The Bluff, Riverdale, College Park, Austell, Douglasville, Unincorporated Decatur, Clarkston, Stone Mountain, Stonecrest, Conyers, Rex, Conley,...
I moved from Illinois to Atlanta a month before 9/11, I struggled the entire 4 years I lived there, left and did not look back
Cobb, Forsyth, North Fulton and Gwinnett counties are the best counties for families with school age children.
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Going to be listing my home so that I can move down to Marietta.
There's only two things really wrong with Metro Atlanta... the traffic and no ocean beachfront, otherwise its a great place to live! Traffic: pick your routes and moments whenever possible Ocean beachfront: hop on a plane to Florida, the Caribbean or drive to the GA or S Carolina coast.
I live in metro Dallas, lived in Atlanta for very long a decade. Both cities have some similarities, but they are different, Atlanta is more lush with a more hilly terrain especially on the north side. DFW has better infrastructure. It’s also bigger. Dallas is like Atlanta with Mateo Birmingham right next to it. Last, depending on which way you are going, Dallas is the beginning of the SE or the SW.
Where’s a nice safe place to stay in the city?
Ain't No Fkn Way.
Yeah most of NW and SW is still bad but give it a 3-5 years we should see a major difference. But that only applies to NW and SW on or close to the Beltline
Washington Park. Pool, tennis court and baseball field on the West side and I love it!
It’s COBB county not Cabb county
and when you say culture you are referring to black culture. but are you black? No. there are many people here that are not black so why include rap as an example of culture when it is a culture that panders to only one demographic. Marta is gross the trains smell like urine and hair gel.
The weird thing about ATL traffic is that while the interstates or connector are horrendous, actual downtown street Traffic can be light compared to other major cities.
this video might have just gave me that extra nudge i needed to make that move to atlanta later this year. coming from maryland.
Let's be honest. Anything south of I20 and you're asking for trouble. Stay north of I20. Even better would be to stay north of I285
Dam bro u talking toooooo much it’s dragging a whole lot man switch that up u got good content u just dragging it out a lil too much run through it let them rewind it if they didn’t here
Which neighborhoods do retirees prefer that are close to amenities and conveniences if you don't have a car and are from out of state??
I was born in kennesaw and grew up in Marietta and Norcross I loved living there till I was about 12 plan to move back eventually type shit 🙏🏽🫡
Interesting. Watching this video from Merida, Yucatan, Mexico. Currently we have 107°F so it can get really hot in here, we also have lots of mosquitoes, cockroaches and humidity. Fun to see these similarities even with this much difference in geolocation. Great info! Seems like a lovely place to visit.
Moving in soon, informative
How is Vinings?
Very nice, high end area.
I used to live in Georgia and had only been to Atlanta a few times when I was younger, most notably to go to Six Flags but I always wished we had explored it a bit more. I would love to move there.
Recently just moved to Atlanta for work will be here for the next year.. really excited for all the city has to offer and appreciate your channel
thanks for watching!
Accurately explained!
In the words of our vice president Kamala Harris … do not come. Do not come…
Cobb, and nw, ne etc.
What about Smyrna?
I want to see a tear 2 of atlanta
Great video. I like everything I’m hearing about east Cobb except the lack of diversity. That’s what I’m trying to get out of SC for.
Your videos are great! So helpful. Would love to see a video on Woodstock. ❤
I want to invest in a multifamily property. too expensive in NJ
Sucks
this guy knows nothing about making money and investing...i just visited a friend in old fourth ward, i was amazed at how manru homes on his street that were transformed...one new duplex is being sold at 1.5 milliin for each unit...
I currently live in a country that's not the US and it's a very isolating feeling with a lot of upright people who just mind their own business with an attitude of, everyone revolves around me. How are the people in Atlanta?
thanks for this. thinking about moving there later this year.
Great commentary! As a black 55 year old man born and raised in Atlanta, a Grady Baby, I must say, I loved growing up here! Atlanta has always had something very special. The whole southern white supremacy thing that existed in the rest of Ga, has ALWAYS had major pushback from blacks from its beginning! Yes Atlanta was apart of the segregated south, and we had our share of troubles, but overall.., Atlanta has always been known for BLACK EXCELLENCE! Our black businesses were so prosperous in Atlantas early days that the klan got jealous and ran the Blacks off of Peachtree and other areas, but we just went around the corner to Auburn Ave etc! Atlanta in particular was not your everyday southern city.., blacks here didn’t stand for the white folks pushing us around any way they wanted to with no push back! That’s what gave Atlanta its flavor and culture.., it was always a progressive mindset.., with dignified blacks demanding respect! Fast forward to today! Atlanta can’t loose this aspect of the city! When gentrification comes, they are famous for wiping out cultures, displacing everyone, and completely taking over everything! I love the beltline, the progression, and the new growth.., but we can not let rich whites and corporations just come in and erase what has always made Atlanta great! City officials have got to make Atlanta a city for EVERYONE! That is the culture of Atlanta. Where the Rich, middle class, and the working poor can ALL AFFORD TO LIVE! We can not let gentrification WHITE WASH and MAYONNAISE the entire vibe and culture of Atlanta! And just for the record.., rap, celebrities, and hip hop is not the culture of blacks in Atlanta.., the culture of blacks in ATLATA.., has ALWAYS been BUSINESS PEOPLE, DOCTORS, LAWYERS, ENTREPRENEURS, GREAT POLITICIANS, MOVERS AND SHAKERS in all areas of art, entertainment, and industry!!!! Get mad at me all you want.., but the TRAP MUSEUM.. is not the HIGHLIGHT OF BLACK CULTURE and what our city is known for.., that is an absolute insult! Drug and street culture is NOT what Atlanta is famous for.., Atlanta was always famous for BLACK EXCELLENCE in business, education, and ALL AREAS of the Market Place!!! Black politicians in Atlanta have to let the insatiable gentrifiers know.., no .., you will not come to Atlanta and destroy what Made Atlanta different and great. You will not be coming to Atlanta, getting rid of all the blacks and taking over… it’s time for black Atlanta to help these folks understand!!! You feel me?!!!!!
Thank you for sharing!
I stay in my hometown of Boston Massachusetts I love the 4 seasons. I went to visit and came back in. A week
Please don't move awful city
Bout to hit sum of these spots for my buissness 🙏
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