Metro Atlanta Real Estate

February Market Statistics – 2013

The Metro Atlanta real estate market continues to be on fire.  Inventory remains low and buyers are buying.  We've been experiencing multiple offers and properties in these cases, often sell OVER asking price. Comparison of Average Sales Price: Single Family Homes - $201,653 Feb 2013 vs. $152,317 Feb 2012 Condos/Townhomes - $164,647 Feb 2013 vs $120,977 Feb 2012 Inventory Levels for ALL property types: Feb 2013 - 24,026  vs. Feb 2012 - 35,773 It is a GREAT time to sell. Inventory levels are LOW and buyers are BUYING.  Even if you have tried to sell in the past 12 months, the market has changed and properties are selling.  If you are interested in selling - call 404-604-3170 and let's talk.  And even if you are just curious about the market - let's talk! ZIP CODES - Curious as to what is happening in your zip code?  Stats for select zip codes: 30305     30306      30307     30308     30309    30312     30030   30032 Want to Sell Your Home?   Want to Buy A home? Intown Atlanta Living  |  Leigh Hays, Realtor  - Experienced in Intown Atlanta Sales Since 1996    

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Inman Park Neighborhood | Atlanta, GA

Inman Park Neighborhood |  Atlanta, GA

Inman Park located in Atlanta, GA is just 2 miles east of downtown Atlanta.  Inman Park is Atlanta’s first suburb & one of the Nation’s first garden suburbs.  The neighborhood was developed in 1880’s by Joel Hurt who believed people should live in a country-like setting but still close to the business district.  He insisted on large lots, curving streets, and parks throughout the neighborhood.    With his help, the residences were connected to the 5 Points business district via a trolley system.  The Trolley Barn which was the stop in Inman Park still available for rent for events & weddings.  Historic Inman Park or HIP to its friends, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Inman Park home styles include Victorian, Queen Anne, Dutch Colonial Revival, American Four Square, Craftsman bungalow, Shotgun home, Italianate Townhomes, condos, and lofts.   You will find new construction homes alongside of the older homes.  There are historic guidelines for renovation and new builds helping keeping the neighborhood’s roots tied to Hurt’s vision.       Inman Park proudly calls itself  “Small Town Down Town” – having kept the community feel of a small town while being located in a HIP urban location.   Active community involvement from the neighbors of Inman Park have built and sustained a thriving neighborhood association – Inman Park Neighborhood Association (IPNA) as well as the creation of Inman Park’s Security Patrol in cooperation of Atlanta Police Department.  One of the best festivals in Metro Atlanta is the Inman Park Festival held each spring at the end of April.  Inman Park makes good use of its tree lined streets & sidewalks and features numerous restaurants, shops and parks – all within walking distance.  Inman Park has a Marta station and the Atlanta Beltline project also runs along the corridor of the neighborhood.    Freedom Park runs through the neighborhood and links Inman Park to adjoining neighborhoods. 

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