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I am in love with Buckhead and especially Christian Park area. I will be living there one day. God willing 🙏🏾

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I just got through watching this video and i read all the comments and i just wanna say to all of the people that commented- every major city has flaws, not just Atlanta. Always remember that

Awesome video thank you ❤️

Hello Molly!!😊

I've been in Atlanta (North Fulton County) since 1982. I'm done with Atlanta as soon as my oldest son gratuates from UGA next Spring. One of my biggest gripes is that we only have ONE airport. They brag about it on the news how we're "THE WORLDS BUSIEST AIRPORT!" like that's great for the user. Sure you can get a direct flight to most places but when you have to be there 2 hrs before your flight and wait on a 30 min TSA Precheck security line, just adds more time to your travel day. Hell, if the drive is less than 7 hrs, I'd prefer the drive than dealing with the crack staff at the ATL airport. Oh, and add corruption to your list. Can't wait to move to a lake soon. The Californians can keep the ATL...

Native born Atlantan here. I absolutely HATE Atlanta. I find almost nothing here of redeemable value The traffic is horrendous, it's too crowded, and the humidity is unbearable. The only time I feel good when I'm in the City of Atlanta is when I remember that I won't be there long. The metro area isn't much better.

I think the reason for roaches is that houses are not built with quality in mind. They focus on "eye pleasing" results only. Nice cabinetry, furniture, pleasing layout, vaulted ceiling, etc, whatever. However, behind the kitchen counters, the bathroom cabinets, and other places, the builders leave small gaps between the walls and the floor because, eh, who cares, the cabinets will cover them up anyway. Similarly, pipes going through the floors and the holes are not sealed because why bother, it's not visible. There's at least half a quarter inch space (or more) where the water pipe comes through the wall but instead of sealing them off, you just put a shiny ring around it and call it done. You can't see the space and it looks good. Done. If builders would pay attention to these non-visible areas, they could solve the majority of these bug issues. But they cut corners and don't wanna bother or waste time with the small things.

Look at her hair The humidity here is horrible

if you look at Atlanta on the map, the major roads look like a wagon wheel which when compared to a grid system is a horrible design. What in the world were interstate designers thinking when they merged 75 and 85 through the city vs keeping them separate with 2 or three connectors. If they had, Atlanta would probably have a lot more grid like areas and better traffic flow. Update: I posted this comment before she mentioned the grid system.

as a big architecture follower, i agree with your statement regarding all these boring midrises we are getting in atlanta. the same consistent 300 ft apartments with a parking deck are bleh. but i will say, the o4w New City developments(as well as much of the w midtown ike you mentioned) are some of the more exciting and attractive developments ive seen anywhere outside of nyc and chicago.

All good points and there are a lot of great things about Atlanta too. 😁

I agree with you concerning "luxury apartments". That term is a misnomer, s fallacy. Using that phraseology is just a way for marketers to feed the ego of those who are susceptible to vanity. And there are plenty of people who perpetually dwell in that category, so I imagine business must be good.

Every big city has problems. If you think the grass is greener on the other side, it never is.

I went to that school on North that are now condos. It was Highland Elementary. I went there 3-7th grades 1968-1971. I love that part of Atlanta. At the time I lived at the Clinton House Apartments directly across the street from the Clermont Hotel. I don't know when the Clinton House Apartments were torn down, but there's a newer apartment building there now that you almost captured in the video. We'd often walk down to the old Sear's building... Ponce City Market. We also spent many nights at the Briarcliff Bowling alley .. three or four doors down from the Majestic (I think maybe there's a gym there now), washed lots of laundry at the laundry mat (I think where Insomnia Cookies is) and had many dinners either at the Majestic, or Dolbies (sp) .. torn down but would have been next door to the Majestic in the now Publix parking lot. Lots of interesting memories. Loved the walk about vlog

I’ve been trying to buy a house in Atlanta for two months now, i’ve bid over asking and still haven’t won a bid. anything move in ready goes quickly. Everything else sits on the market.

Thank you for this video. Hopefully one day I can move to Atlanta and get to live near this trail.

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Phone number would help

It’s changed a lot

Lotta Frutta - I've been there while in ATL last year. This is a good idea from the owner to open it there... I love this place!

At first I heard "poverty barn" lol My ears had a Freudian slip :) I guess if someone overspent there it could be known as Poverty Barn

Love the Old 4th Ward. Ponce is a cultural treasure

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When I moved here in '99 ATL, it was metro 4.5 million. Now, it is 6.5 million with the same infrastructure. And there it is. Even the back roads are usually backed up.

Thanks for all the information. The quality of your videos is top notch. I regularly watch to know what's going on, so as to have a lot of context of the different areas and prices when I'm ready to (hopefully) buy someday.

Keep diversity in the slums

I lived in midtown in the 92 and payed $345 for a studio apartment on juniper 😅

Good advice.

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Is living in VaHi scary? Any interesting moments while living there?

Avondale Police take themselves very seriously

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Well done. 😀

Looks like historic Ludowici Tile on that older commercial strip on southside of McLendon at Clifton Rd! That used to be everywhere in Atlanta, and a lot has still survived.

Love your videos! We should collab!

How do you feel about investing in the Bankhead area? What do you think of the area for an investor?

Hello, I may be getting a job between Norcross and Duluth. I am single 20s-30s looking for city life not suburb families but singles perhaps mid twenties vibe and safe not ghetto. I'm a big church guy too. What area would you recommend near that area?

Thank you for the news.

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I was looking at homes last night on Zillow. Specifically the midtown neighborhood and Sandy Springs. I feel as if the market in those neighborhoods are a bit high. Couple that with higher interest rates and I think you have your answer. As for condos that’s a hard pass. Due to the HOA costs. You can get a good price on a condo. But the HOA costs are out of control.

Atlanta is such a VIBE. Best city in the south.

Atlanta can just include all the supertall skyscrapers and world's #1 very own soft drink Coca-Cola!🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🛣🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙🏙

Buying stocks might seem easy, but picking the right one without a solid plan is tough. I've been trying to grow my $100K portfolio, but the tricky part is not having clear plans for when to buy and sell. Any tips on this would really help.

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Kinda agree decent lists. But if you want to see experience brook heaven but with off calendar events from the Asian and Hispanic communities Duluth, Suwannee and Alpharetta would be a good options. Specially when it comes to new concepts restaurants.

What do you think about the east side of sylvan hills near woodbourne Drive?? To the right of Parker’s on park. It’s not as nice as the northwest side but I’m wondering if it’ll follow the rest of the neighborhood in due time. You can still get a good fixer upper for like 210k

My personal take is you’re beautiful.

Can you do an update on this neighborhood please?