Buckhead Homes
Posted on: June 4th, 2018
Coming Soon!
572 East Wesley is charming renovated four-bedroom house Built in 2011 on existing foundation and expertly maintained.
Architect Michael Hopkins maintained the Garden Hills charm. Ground floor has Dining Room, Living Room, sunroom, guest room, full bathroom and gracious eat-in kitchen. Walk-out to flat patio from the main. Upstairs has 3 bedroom and 3 bathrooms – including expansive master suite. Fabulous stone patio and firepit. Spacious detached 2-car garage with storage.
Convenient to Frankie Allen Park, local private … Read more
Posted on: March 12th, 2017
Garden Hills has strengthened its position as one of Buckhead’s most sought-after markets. As Atlanta continues to struggle with affordability and Buckhead’s average 2016 sales price for a single family home soared to $1,079,823, Garden Hills continues to be an economical option that delivers the lifestyle many Atlantans desire. While it is unusual to find lots over half an acre, the neighborhood is home to many beautiful parks and many houses indeed back up to these parks.
There is a … Read more
Posted on: February 28th, 2017
The incredible marketing group at Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty created this fun piece for our upcoming placement in Peachtree Battle Living Magazine. It ties in to our last post about the Buckhead market and zeros in on Zip Code 30305.… Read more
Posted on: February 25th, 2017
Buckhead’s single family market probably had about $1 billion in single family residential sales last year. There was about $945 million that occurred in First Multiple Listing Service (FMLS) – which captures majority of sales. Below chart has summary. You may find this simple overview of 2016 single family sales helpful:
- Average days on market was 73
- Average price square foot was $273.72
- Average sale price was $1,079,823, which is 94% of listing price
- Last year, Heery Brothers sold
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Posted on: January 22nd, 2016
The Atlanta market should continue to outperform the national housing prices. 4th Quarter 2014 vs 4th Quarter 2015 has shown an approximate. 30% increase in prices for Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Forsyth, Fulton and Gwinnett Counties (combined). While we will not continue to increase at this rate, we see 2016 will usher in healthy increases in housing prices. Equity market volatility can favor real estate.
Here is a little something from the National Association of Realtors.
We hope … Read more
