INTRIGUE THE BUCKHEAD OFFICE
CONTENTS TABLE OF CONTENTS
HOME & LIFESTYLE
BIOPHILIC + SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Explore how blending biophilic and sustainable design creates harmonious living spaces that nurture both people and the planet.
MARGARITA HOTSPOTS
AROUND ATLANTA
Sip your way through Atlanta with our curated list of top restaurants offering the best margaritas around the city — perfect for a summer night out.
10 REASONS TO INVEST IN A VACATION HOME
Discover the top reasons why investing in a vacation home can be a smart financial move, and learn practical steps to finding the perfect getaway that suits your lifestyle and budget.
AROUND ATLANTA
SUMMER IN THE CITY: ATLANTA EVENTS
Experience the vibrant energy of Atlanta this summer with our mustattend events, from cultural festivals to outdoor concerts, ensuring your calendar is filled with exciting activities for the whole family.
ATLANTA FALCONS 2024 SCHEDULE
Get ready for an action-packed football season with our overview of the Atlanta Falcons’ 2024 schedule.
NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT: CHASTAIN PARK
Explore the charm of Chastain Park, one of Atlanta’s most desirable neighborhoods, known for its lush greenery, recreational amenities, and close-knit community atmosphere.
MUST-VISIT SPOTS IN ATLANTA
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TRENDS TO WATCH
Dive into the dynamic world of Atlanta real estate with an insightful overview of the latest trends and developments.
Explore 31 must-see places in Atlanta, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems, for a summer full of adventure. 6 12 14 20 24 26 28 34 36 38
QUARTERLY MARKET STATS
Gain insights and navigate the Atlanta real estate market confidently with our Market Stats, presenting the latest statistics and trends across Atlanta.
THE BUCKHEAD OFFICE: EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES
Indulge in luxury as we showcase premier listings from our Buckhead Office agents, featuring exquisite estates and urban retreats in and around Atlanta.
HOME & LIFESTYLE
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BIOPHILIC + SUSTAINABLE DESIGN
Explore how blending biophilic and sustainable design creates harmonious living spaces that nurture both people and the planet.
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MARGARITA HOTSPOTS AROUND ATLANTA
Discover the top restaurants in Atlanta serving up the city’s best margaritas, perfect for a summer night out.
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10 REASONS TO INVEST IN A VACATION HOME
Uncover the benefits of owning a vacation home and get expert tips on how to make a smart investment.
BIOPHILIC
NEW MATERIALS ARE HELPING TO GIVE THESE DESIGN GOALS EQUAL FOOTING
WASTE NOT, WANT NOT
Earthy and natural, wood and stone are among the most sought-after materials for biophilic design projects. But nowadays, it’s not enough to consider dwindling natural resources. It’s also imperative to consider waste and damage generated in obtaining and manufacturing these materials into finished usable products. Porcelain-tile manufacturers are generating far less waste, and many are employing recycled content and reusing water to produce massive slabs with strikingly convincing marble visuals and sheens. To boot, some of the Woodgrains style feature aligned embossed-in register textures matching up with the natural swirls of the grain visuals to recreate the look and feel of timber in a realistic fashion.
While designers have known about the benefits of biophilia for decades, it took a pandemic to raise more public awareness of how connecting the built environment to nature can enhance one’s well-being, productivity, and overall mood— especially when one is stuck indoors. And now that the world has a taste for it, biophilic design is permeating just about every client conversation: Clients want to know how best to incorporate it at different budgets for all types of projects, whether it’s a medical facility, workplace, transportation hub, hotel, or retail shop. But for all the positivity and good feelings associated with biophilic design, there’s a flip side to it that many people ignore or just don’t realize: Not all biophilic undertakings are green—or healthy.
In a time where sustainability and safety are both paramount and expected in projects, this doesn’t bode well unless you know exactly what the pitfalls are and how to avoid them: Mostly, the downside of biophilic design arises from the specification of materials and components without knowing and weighing all the facts of how they can affect the project, the occupants making use of the space, and the world’s natural resources. Arming clients with this knowledge and educating them on alternatives can be a game-changer.
STOP THE ENERGY DRAIN
Views of the outdoors and access to natural light are so prized in biophilic design, resulting in abundant glazing in new construction and renovation projects across the board. But beware of the temptation to overdo things, lest good intentions go bad. For instance, a new double height atrium could offer stunning views of Joshua trees in the American Southwest and flood the space with natural daylight, but if not balanced with window shades, canopies, or overhangs when facing certain directions, or glazed with insulated and low-e glass, it could amass an uncomfortable solar heat gain. This, in turn, can drive a project’s energy usage through theroof. In addition to proper glazing and shading systems, don’t forget about operable openings and Energy Star-rated fans.
DESIGN FOR LONGEVITY
One of the least talked about facets of sustainable design is longevity, perhaps because longevity is so intertwined with maintenance and durability and, unfortunately, many high-performing materials tend to be less eco-friendly, such as vinyl and concrete. But that’s not always the case, as demonstrated by the aforementioned engineered alternatives. For instance, porcelain tile is considered harder, denser, and more highly resistant to scratches and stains when compared with their stone counterparts.
WALK ON THE WILD SIDE
The eco-friendly alternatives suitable for biophilic design have another benefit: wild creative possibilities that go beyond what’s possible with real wood and stone. Think designs that you can only achieve using exotic materials that are near impossible to source whether due to pricing or crisis of conscience because they’re rare. Wilsonart Woodgrains’ library offers more than 350 unique woodgrains including many of these rare finds, such as makore, rosewood, and cocobolo, to name a few.
Available in a range of cut, stain, and finish combinations (with matched edgebanding available), these Woodgrains styles can help you take design to new heights at a much more affordable price point than wood veneer.
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SOURCED FROM: Architectural Digest. “The Delicate Balance of Biophilic and Sustainable Design."
As BIOPHILIA continues to gain momentum while environmental issues take top priority, it’s high time to educate clients about the complexities of balancing the two—and how reconciling biophilic design with sustainability can now be a thing of the past thanks to the engineered alternatives we’re seeing today!
THE BEST IN ATLANTA Margaritas
GET READY TO SIP YOUR WAY THROUGH ATLANTA’S VIBRANT MARGARITA SCENE!
Whether you’re a classic lime lover or adventurous enough to try spicy jalapeño twists, this city has a cocktail for every palate. From cozy cantinas to bustling rooftop bars, these ten spots are serving up some of the most mouthwatering margaritas you can find. So grab your friends, raise a glass, and let’s embark on a flavorful journey that’ll have you coming back for more! Cheers to the perfect pour!
955 WEST MARIETTA ST. NW 1
This Mexican-inspired restaurant crafts its indulgent P.S. Margarita, made with Patron Silver tequila, Cointreau, key lime and citrus cordial.
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MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
This Tex-Mex restaurant serves tasty margaritas, entrees, hot cakes and mimosas frescas. With an entire menu dedicated to margaritas, visitors can choose from options like the O.G. Margarita, or they can spice things up with the Habanero Margarita, crafted from habanero-infused tequila, Brovo Curaçao and fresh lime.
1 INTERLOCK AVE. NW 5
Nested in the Bellyard Hotel, Drawbar pours out its famed Guava Lava Margarita, made with Tanteo Jalapeno Tequila, guava, pumpkin, and lime.
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Nuevo Laredo
1495 CHATTAHOOCHEE AVE NW
This buzzy neighborhood spot serves an orange and agave Texas-style margarita, a Grand Marnier-infused “Cadillac Margarita,” a skinny margarita, a classic margarita and a margarita crafted with premium, high-caliber tequila. Choose from flavors like lime, strawberry, peach, prickly pear and mango.
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Taqueria del Sol
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
Taqueria del Sol is renowned for its refreshing and flavorful margaritas, which perfectly complement their diverse menu. These margaritas are crafted with high-quality tequila, fresh lime juice, and a touch of sweetness, making them a popular choice among patrons seeking a classic and satisfying drink.
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Chido + Padres
128 E. ANDREWS DRIVE NW
With Baja Californian and coastal Mexican fare, this Buckhead joint does not disappoint with its wide selection of margaritas. Swing by to try the zingy Blood Orange 3 Chili Spicy Margarita, made with chili-infused Jimador Blanco, fresh lime and blood orange juice.
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Rreal Tacos
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
This hot spot offers a wide array of tempting margarita offerings, including the Don Julio-spiked Premium Margarita with triple sec and lime, the Texas Margarita with Grand Mariner, orange juice and triple sec and the classic Rreal Margarita with lime, triple sec and soda.
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Tin Lizzy’s
MULTIPLE LOCATIONS
With a beachy aura and coastal-inspired tacos and mains, Tin Lizzy’s Cantina impresses with its top-shelf Skinny Margarita, made with fresh-pressed lemon and lime juices, Herradura Silver tequila and a final splash of Grand Marnier.
10 REASONS WHY + HOW YOU SHOULD INVEST IN A VACATION HOME!
Even if you’ve never seriously considered buying a vacation home, you may have at least contemplated (or dreamt of) the idea. But buying a vacation home isn’t like buying a pop-up trailer or even a deluxe RV—it is a big decision that requires a sizable investment and a significant commitment.
In light of this, is a vacation home right for you? Our list of 10 fun and practical reasons to invest in one can help you decide.
YOU'LL ALWAYS HAVE A PLACE TO STAY ON VACAY
Let’s face it—sometimes finding a decent hotel or vacation rental is a hassle. Either nothing is available, the rates don’t fit your budget or the properties are just…underwhelming. The beauty of owning your own vacation home is you don’t have to worry about any of that stuff. You can go whenever you want, at a price that you already know fits your budget.
PROXIMITY TO YOUR FAVORITE ACTIVITIES
If you love to ski and snowshoe but hate the long drive up to the ski resort, a vacation home in the mountains can enable you to ski and snowshoe more often. Naturally, this applies to tons of other recreational activities too—surfing, fishing, golfing, you name it (you can even buy a vacation home near your favorite wine tasting or theater venue if you want).
VACATION HOMES OFFER TAX ADVANTAGES
Just like for your primary residence, you can deduct your vacation home’s mortgage interest and property taxes. “These deductions will benefit you significantly if you are inside a modest income tax bracket, bringing real dollars into your pockets,” says Gunner Davis, a real estate agent in Tampa, FL.
PERFECT FOR HOSTING SPECIAL OCCASIONS
Sure, you can invite everyone to your “regular” house to celebrate Thanksgiving, but how much more fun would it be to have your family and friends meet up at your vacation home instead?
PROVIDES A CHANGE OF SCENERY
Remember those dreadful COVID lockdowns (who doesn’t)? During that time, a lot of people had to work from home—with kids underfoot— for weeks or months on end. Unfortunately, a change of scenery was nearly impossible because there was nowhere to go — unless you happened to own a vacation home, that is.
FOSTER A CONNECTION TO A PLACE YOU LOVE
“Buyers who feel a deep connection to a destination and see themselves returning time and time again … will find (that) purchasing a home (in that location) will solidify their role as a part of the local community and eliminate sentiments of being a transient traveler,” says Chris Burden, chief development officer of Timbers Kaua’i at Hōkūala.
ESTABLISH RESIDENCY IN ANOTHER COUNTRY
Owning a vacation home can help you move to another country, says Chris Atkins, who owns property in Costa Rica where he runs his businesses, Central America Fishing (this may be appealing to folks who want to retire or perhaps work outside of the United States). Rules, of course, will vary by country, so you’ll need to get details and information based on the place you are interested in.
NO NEED TO PACK IT ALL
While you’ll probably always need or want to pack certain things (like your iPad or your daily medications), you’ll also have the option of keeping a second set of personal and family belongings on site. This can include everything from clothes, shoes and toothpaste to bicycles, baby gear and non-perishable food and beverages.
VACATION FEELS LESS FINANCIALLY BURDENSOME
“Some families need to save thousands of dollars and wait several months just to finally escape,” says Justyna Malota of LaVueSXM, a vacation resort community in Sint Maarten. “But (if you own your own vacation home) you won’t necessarily need to. Invest in a property located in a place you LOVE. That last minute long weekend (when you property is vacant) can turn into the perfect opportunity to check in on your investment and steal some well-deserved sun.”
VACATION HOMES CAN BE A SOURCE OF INCOME
In its 2022 Vacation Rental Buyer Report, Vacasa (a vacation home management company) reports that 55% of vacation home buyers do so because they want to generate income. Another 41% buy so they can sell it later at profit. Even though these reasons are about money rather than personal R&R, they definitely—with the popularity of services like Airbnb and VRBO, you have the option to rent out your vacation home to other travelers as often as you wish, for rates that will cover your mortgage and then some.
SOURCED FROM: Forbes. “10 Reasons Why (And How) You Should Invest In A Vacation Home."
AROUND ATLANTA
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SUMMER IN THE CITY: ATLANTA EVENTS
Dive into the vibrant array of summer events happening across Atlanta, offering something exciting for everyone.
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ATLANTA FALCONS 2024 SCHEDULE
Gear up for the Atlanta Falcons’ season with a preview of their schedule and key matchups to watch.
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NEIGHBORHOOD SPOTLIGHT: CHASTAIN PARK
Get to know Chastain Park, one of Atlanta’s most charming neighborhoods, with a look at its attractions and community vibe.
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MUST-VISIT SPOTS IN ATLANTA
Explore 31 must-see places in Atlanta, from iconic landmarks to hidden gems, for a summer full of adventure.
Summer
Whether it’s honoring a holiday or just celebrating the season, Atlanta’s neighborhood communities love to find any reason to gather for food, music and family fun. Find your favorite festival below to start planning your trip to Atlanta today.
Atlanta is known for both scenery and greenery, and at the first signs of spring we head outdoors. Pay homage to our beautiful blooms at the Atlanta Dogwood Festival and kick off baseball season with hometown heroes – the Atlanta Braves.
Please check official event and venue websites to confirm the status of the following events. discoveratlanta.com
August
ALICE’S WONDERLAND RETURNS
PRESENT – SEPTEMBER 15
Follow Alice down the rabbit hole as a new story of larger-than-life plants blooms in Atlanta’s Urban Oasis.
ATLANTA UNDERGROUND FILM FESTIVAL
AUGUST 16 – 18
The 2024 Annual Atlanta Underground Film Festival will be held at Limelight Theatre, serving as a forum where independent filmmakers thrive outside the mainstream arena.
DRAGON CON 2024
AUGUST 29 – SEPTEMBER 2
Dragon Con is the largest multimedia, popular culture convention focusing on science fiction & fantasy, gaming, comics, literature, art, music, and film in the universe.
GRANT PARK SUMMER SHADE FESTIVAL
AUGUST 24 – 25
A thriving two-day, in-town festival in historic Grant Park, organized by and benefiting the Grant Park Conservancy. The event brings together a variety of regional and local artist, food vendors, and music entertainment.
ATLANTA HIP HOP DAY FESTIVAL
AUGUST 31 – SEPTEMBER 1
The 15th Annual Atlanta Hip Hop Day Festival will be a LIVE again at Historic 4th Ward Park in Atlanta on August 31st & September 1st featuring DJ SCREAM of The Big Facts Podcast & DJ Swamp Izzo of Cash Money Records!
LABOR DAY WEEKEND AT STONE MOUNTAIN PARK
AUGUST 31 – SEPTEMBER 2
Stone Mountain Park celebrates Labor Day Weekend with familyfriendly attractions, the Classic Lasershow Spectacular, and extended fireworks each night
September
30TH ANNUAL BLIND WILLIE MCTELL MUSIC FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 7
Wynton Marsalis and his septet as the headliners for this year. Along with Marsalis are the headliner. this year’s roster includes from Austin Texas, Shinyribs, Lafayette Louisiana’s amongst others.
CITY OF HOPE’S
ATLANTA WALK FOR HOPE
SEPTEMBER 8
Join the movement as we walk together at your local City of Hope campus, or walk virtually - from anywhere. 100% of net proceeds raised by Walk for Hope support City of Hope cancer research and life-giving care.
Events provide a glimpse into the ATL experience like nothing else, warmly welcoming visitors to the city year-round.
ATLANTA FOOD & WINE
FESTIVAL: FLAVOR FUNHOUSE
SEPTEMBER 13
This event kicks off the weekend’s festivities with over 60 food stations, unique food pairings, and more.
MIDNIGHT
MARKET ATLANTA
SEPTEMBER 15 – 16
Midnight Market is an All Night Happy Hour for Foodies who love to eat, drink, & dance!
SANDY SPRINGS FALL ARTS & CRAFTS FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 14 – 15
The Atlanta Foundation for Public Spaces will bring art to the streets of Sandy Springs during this two-day celebration of self-taught art and crafts.
PANCHO RABBIT AND THE COYOTE
SEPTEMBER 18 – OCTOBER 20
This musical, based on the awardwinning picture book by Duncan Tonatiuh, is a Mexican folktale about immigration and how it affects a family of rabbits.
WILD WEST PICTURE SHOW
SEPTEMBER 20
Wild West Picture Show has been whipping crowds into a frenzy since 1992. This band boasts talented songwriting, strong vocals and high energy performances.
BUCKHEAD FINE ARTS FESTIVAL
SEPTEMBER 21 – 22
The Buckhead Arts Festival is a two-day arts outdoor festival, located in Buckhead, Atlanta.
EDDIE POKROPSKI: CASE
84: ADOPTED IN THE U.S.A
SEPTEMBER 21 - 22
An immersive journey through Edward’s experience growing up in Philadelphia as a transracial adoptee and touches on the influence of American media on identity, complex family dynamics, and ultimately what it means to be an American.
SCHEDULE FALCONS
TOUR ATLANTA’S ESTEEMED CHASTAIN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD
AND LEARN WHY IT’S ONE OF ATLANTA’S MOST COVETED
BUILT IN THE 1940S, ATLANTA’S CHASTAIN PARK NEIGHBORHOOD IS BOOMING WITH BUSTLING DEVELOPMENT AND ACTIVITIES
If a movie were made about Chastain, it would open with scenes of golf carts darting around the perimeter of Chastain Memorial Park, children scurrying into swim lessons, tennis and pickleball matches, happy horses prancing around a ring, parents cheering on Northside Youth Organization (NYO) teams, and a friendly tablescape battle commencing pre-concert at the amphitheater. This may just be Atlanta’s most amenity-rich and family-friendly neighborhood.
HISTORY
The 268-acre park was built in the 1940s to provide recreational opportunities for the city and spur residential growth in an area previously home to two almshouses. Fulton County had owned the broader 1,000-acre area since 1900, and then-commissioner Troy Chastain wisely advised that a park makes a great community amenity. He also proposed spending $300,000 to build an outdoor concert theater, which was considered shocking at the time. By 1945, “North Fulton Park” had its now iconic amphitheater, a golf course (the first of its kind), clubhouse, Olympic-size swimming pool, tennis courts, horse stables, and polo fields. A year later, to honor the commissioner, the park was renamed Chastain Memorial Park.
• $2.4M MEDIAN SINGLE FAMILY HOME PRICE (BASED ON SALES FOR LAST 12 MONTHS)
• $607 PRICE PER SQUARE FOOT OF MOST EXPENSIVE LISTING (MARCH 2024)
• $8.9M COST FOR EXPANSION AND RENOVATION OF CHASTAIN HORSE PARK AS ENVISIONED BY ARCHITECT T.S. ADAMS
• 2,000 ESTIMATED NUMBER OF HOUSEHOLDS IN CHASTAIN PARK, WHICH INCLUDES 30342 AND 30327 ZIP CODES
FUN NEIGHBORHOOD FAVORITES:
• Chastain Park Amphitheater
• City Gallery At Chastain
• Atlanta History Center
• Swan House
• Biking Trails and Historic Walking Areas: Silver Comet Trail
• Center for Puppetry Arts
• Lenox Square
31 THINGS TO DO
Atlanta is a commercial hub, but it’s also a sightseer’s dream. Lovers of the arts can catch an award-winning performance at the ornate Fox Theatre or peruse one-of-a-kind sculptures at the High Museum of Art. Meanwhile, history buffs can explore The Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum and the Atlanta History Center to learn more about the city’s rich history, from culture of Cherokee and Muscogee nations (who lived on the land before Europeans arrived) to life during and after the Civil War. Atlanta’s prominence in the civil rights movement is also showcased at must-visit sites like the National Center for Civil and Human Rights and the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park, where you can tour the birth home of the African American leader.
IN ATLANTA
ATLANTA HISTORY CENTER
Spread across 33 acres in Atlanta’s trendy Buckhead neighborhood, the Atlanta History Center seeks to explore Georgia’s past through comprehensive exhibitions, historic homes and miles of gardens and trails.
MARTIN LUTHER KING, JR. NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK
Walk in the footsteps of one of history’s most important figures with a visit to the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historical Park.
PIEDMONT PARK
Adjacent to the Atlanta Botanical Garden in Midtown, Piedmont Park is the perfect place to spend a lazy – or active – afternoon.
ATLANTA’S FOX THEATRE
The Fox Theatre is more than a performance venue – it’s one of the city’s most iconic landmarks. You’ll get a tutorial on the building’s iconic architectural details and more during a tour.
ATLANTA BELTLINE
The Atlanta BeltLine is an in-progress, citywide network of 22 miles of streetcar rails, 33 miles of trails. The city is opening the BeltLine in phases and plans to finish the entire system by 2030.
NATIONAL CENTER FOR CIVIL AND HUMAN RIGHTS
For an in-depth look at the American civil rights movement and ongoing human rights struggles across the world, check out the National Center for Civil and Human Rights.
GEORGIA AQUARIUM
Considered one of the world’s largest aquariums, the Georgia Aquarium boasts thousands of animals from hundreds of species represented in eight different galleries.
ZOO ATLANTA
What sets Atlanta’s zoo apart from other wildlife exhibits is its panda population: Zoo Atlanta is one of only three zoos in the U.S. housing giant pandas.
ATLANTA BOTANICAL GARDEN
This garden should be every plant lover’s first stop in the city. It covers 30 acres in the northwest corner of Midtown’s Piedmont Park.
WORLD OF COCA-COLA
As its name suggests, World of Coca-Cola is a museum dedicated entirely to the famous soda.
OAKLAND CEMETERY
Situated less than 2 miles southeast of downtown Atlanta and spanning 48 acres, Oakland Cemetery reflects the city’s role in both the Civil War and the civil rights movement.
CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK
Located across the street from the College Football Hall of Fame in downtown Atlanta is Centennial Olympic Park, a 22-acre patch of land that features lush sections of grass, artwork, pools and fountains.
FERNBANK MUSEUM OF NATURAL HISTORY
Explore the prehistoric and present-day natural worlds at the Fernbank Museum of Natural History.
CHILDREN’S MUSEUM OF ATLANTA
The venue was specifically designed to educate and entertain children through a variety of daily programs and fun exhibits.
CENTER FOR PUPPETRY ARTS
Recognized worldwide for its theatrical and programming ingenuity, the Center for Puppetry Arts preserves and celebrates puppets.
THE JIMMY CARTER
PRESIDENTIAL LIBRARY AND MUSEUM
Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum houses millions of pages of material and hundreds of hours of audio and video recordings related to the 39th U.S. president.
STONE MOUNTAIN PARK
Spread across 3,200 acres, Stone Mountain Park boasts a variety of attractions.
PONCE CITY MARKET
The Ponce City Market is now a massive mixed-use facility featuring offices, education centers, coffee shops, restaurants, boutique shopping and more.
KROG STREET MARKET
Krog Street Market is a food hall housed in a former stove factory (which later became studios for Tyler Perry’s films and TV shows) in Atlanta’s Inman Park neighborhood.
Buckhead (like all of Atlanta) is known for its abysmal traffic. Avoid the roads from 3:30 p.m. to 6:30 p.m. for the best shot at avoiding the gridlock.
MICHAEL C. CARLOS MUSEUM
The Michael C. Carlos Museum on Emory University’s campus has an extensive permanent collection of artworks from ancient world and the Renaissance
MERCEDES-BENZ STADIUM
At the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, soccer fans can watch Atlanta United while football fans can catch the Falcons.
TRUIST PARK
The baseball stadium (formerly known as SunTrust Park) can seat up to 41,000 people, and each spot provides a sweeping view of the field.
SIX FLAGS OVER GEORGIA
Known as the “Thrill Capital of the South,” Six Flags Over Georgia offers plenty of roller coasters for adrenaline junkies.
DELTA FLIGHT MUSEUM
The Delta Flight Museum offers a variety of interactive, aviation-focused exhibits, including the country’s sole full-motion flight simulator open to the public.
STARLIGHT DRIVE-IN THEATRE AND FLEA MARKET
Four outdoor screens are available, which feature a digital projection system that ensures a clear picture, and the movie’s audio is broadcast through your car’s radio.
HIGH MUSEUM OF ART
The High Museum of Art’s aesthetics begin with the physical structure itself.
CHATTAHOOCHEE RIVER
NATIONAL RECREATION AREA
This massive national recreation area is actually 15 individual land units connected by 48 miles of the Chattahoochee River.
CHICK-FIL-A COLLEGE FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME
The Chick-fil-A College Football Hall of Fame offers more than 50 interactive exhibits dedicated to its namesake sport.
PORSCHE EXPERIENCE CENTER ATLANTA
The Porsche Experience Center is a shrine to all things Porsche and lets fans get in on the action.
MARGARET MITCHELL HOUSE
The Atlanta History Center offers tours of the Margaret Mitchell House.
ATLANTA FOOD & WINE FESTIVAL
The Atlanta Food & Wine Festival features a smorgasbord of gourmet bites, highquality wines and innovative cocktails from more than 150 unique vendors.
REAL ESTATE
REAL ESTATE TRENDS TO WATCH
Analyze the latest real estate trends from the past quarter to stay ahead in the ever-changing market.
QUARTERLY MARKET STATS
Gain insights and navigate the Atlanta real estate market confidently with our Market Stats, presenting the latest statistics and trends across Atlanta.
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THE BUCKHEAD OFFICE: EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES
Indulge in luxury as we showcase premier listings from our Buckhead Office agents, featuring exquisite estates and urban retreats in and around Atlanta.
RECENT TRENDS IN REAL ESTATE
HOMEOWNERS ARE CREATING A REST CORNER IN UNUSED
SPACES
ATLANTA SHINES IN GLOBAL LIVABILITY INDEX
Unused spaces are becoming relaxing retreats with trendy rest corners. Perfect for reading, napping, or meditating, these cozy nooks enhance your home and well-being.
Atlanta ranks as the second-best city in the U.S. and 29th globally to live, excelling in business growth, job recovery, and livability.
PLAYFUL WALLPAPER, STATEMENT VANITIES,
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UNIQUE TILE ARE AMONG THE TOP 2024 BATHROOM DESIGN TRENDS
Function is no longer the sole focus as designers seek to showcase the homeowner's personality, leading to an increased interest in curved fixtures, steam showers, and textured stones.
PHARMA GIANT OPENS ITS ATLANTA OFFICE IN LUXURY TOWER
AbbVie, maker of Botox, is setting up a 20K SF office in Buckhead's One Phipps Plaza, joining other major firms in this premier location.
QUARTERLY MARKET update
HOMES FOR SALE
13,611
53.3% FROM 2023
QUARTER 2 UPDATES | ALL PRICE POINTS
13,455
$574K
HOMES FOR SALE
951
$955K
2.8% FROM 2023
QUARTER 2 UPDATES | LUXURY PRICE POINT
HOMES FOR SALE
1,340
1,064
HOMES FOR SALE
396
$1.4M
$3.47M
ATLANTA LIVING
EXCEPTIONAL PROPERTIES
The Buckhead Office, Harry Norman, REALTORS ®
Featured prominent and exceptional properties in and around Atlanta.
At Harry Norman, REALTORS ®, we recognize that buying a home is not just a transaction; it's a momentous and deeply meaningful step in one's life. We understand that the process can be both exciting and challenging, which is why having an expert on your side is invaluable.
Our REALTORS ® are more than just agents; they are trusted advisors and industry leaders. With an unwavering commitment to excellence, they possess extensive market knowledge and unmatched expertise. We are here to provide you with the guidance and support you need to navigate the intricacies of the real estate market, ensuring that every decision you make on your home buying journey is an informed one. Your dream home is not just a place; it's a part of your life story, and we're here to help you turn that dream into a reality.
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