Top 5 Affordable Small Towns In North Georgia
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ส.ค. 2024
- Affordability is on everyone's minds these days as prices and interest rates continue to remain high. So can you ACTUALLY find an affordable small town in Georgia to live? Absolutely you can and today I'm going to share with you the top affordable small towns in North Georgia.
Are you thinking of buying or selling a home in the suburbs of Georgia? My team and I would love to help!
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Ashley Lazarian is a licensed real estate agent. License 291747
Ashley Lazarian, Haven Homes Group 678-776-0177
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I don't know if Ellijay or Blue Ridge have good schools, but if they did, they're crushing it in terms of beautiful nature, rivers, waterfalls, relatively safe, super cute downtowns, etc. AND still quite affordable. The trick with Ellijay/Blue Ridge in real estate is to explore the area BETWEEN those two towns (Whitepath, Cherry Log, Aska, etc.). That area still gets a damn nice mountain home between 350K and 500K, and actually has both Ellijay and Blue Ridge within a 10 to 15 minute drive. Real under the radar zone for nice mountain homes proximate to two cool towns.
The schools are not as highly ranked online but like you said, the areas are absolutely breathtaking and the sense of community is wonderful.
Beautiful cities! I live in Fort Worth Texas with no plans of moving, but always like to see what other States have to offer.
I've heard Fort Worth is beautiful. I have been to Austin and Dallas but need to make it to visit Fort Worth. Thanks for tuning in!
I grew up in north Georgia and am considering it again. However, the problem is that the schools are not nearly as good as metro Atlanta. I’ve checked out Dahlonega, Ellijay, Blue Ridge, Hiawassee…but none of them have the school quality that Kennesaw, Marietta, Alpharetta and Roswell have. But we love the mountains, nature and a slower pace of life. So for families, the schools are a big drawback.
I have to agree with you. Woodstock does have highly rated schools. I've had some clients recently that have gone for the slower pace and moved North - they opted for private schools like Rabun Gap or some have opted to do a hybrid homeschool program where children attend a couple of days a week and then home schooled the other two days.
Don't worry, more Indian families are moving to North Georgia to elevate the schools. This is what happened to Alpharetta and John's Creek schools to make them top schools.
@@kevingrantonic8812 Georgia has always had top rated schools thanks to the amazing teachers and faculty in place here.
@@ashleylazarian do you know where they’re going to school on the non homeschool days?
@@MyMerryMessyGermanLife Do you mean on the hybrid programs?
Very good job ❤❤❤❤
Could you do a video on best cities for people in their 20's? besides downtown Atl that is lol
Great idea. I'll make it happen!
Great Video, I would choose Dahlonega
Dahlonega is a great option. Breathtaking views for sure!
I heard dahlonega racist
@@heatherhalstead295 I would encourage you to do some research and check out the stats on racial make up of the town. It is a beautiful area.
@@heatherhalstead295 I don't know about that but I definitely know Atlanta is racist.
Racist my ass!!! Get over it people, and grow up and quit whining….
We are looking to move from Texas to Georgia for a job relocation. We want to be able to have livestock chickens cows and such. But be near towns for entertainment. what are some good options? We love the the North East part of Georgia, do to the outdoor activities camping fishing mountain biking etc…
There are some great options such as Dawsonville, Dahlonega, Hoschton. If you want a little bit more rural but still modern conveniences we could check out Rabun as well. There are a ton of great options!
$500K?! Ok, great if you have money like that, but most ppl dont. How about you do a video for a single person looking for a quiet place to live, in a house under $230 K. I'm looking to move anywhere in north GA, from Chicago, but having difficulty finding anything that isnt a falling apart shackor out in the middle of nowhere. Ppl who have $500K or a bit under, don't have difficulty finding a home.
This video highlights small towns that have quite a few options to choose from that are under $500,000 as well. If you are looking for something under $230,000 you will be looking at a fixer upper, more rural area or condo. My issue with condos is that many times they are more affordable from a pricing perspective but then you need to take into account the monthly dues.
Anywhere in Blue Ridge for me !
I don't mean this in a mean way but I can't understand the names of the towns-you say them quickly
there's a little gear icon in the lower right hand corner of every TH-cam video. It represents, Settings. click on that and you can change the speed the video plays at.
Canton is on the cusp of urban sprawl, sadly. I fear that small-town vibe is fleeting for them.
Currently it is still holding strong. Holly Springs is right there with them. Two absolutely beautiful areas with a lot to offer. I appreciate where you're coming from - many areas are seeing substantial growth which can change the small town vibe
@@ashleylazarian Perhaps "suburban sprawl" is a better term. Holly Springs has been there for a long time now. I'm in Sugar Hill. I really didn't think it would hit us so soon, I guess I was naive. I'll be looking another 20-30 miles north and try to outrun it.
@@UncleJoeHikes I don't think you were naive - i don't think anyone saw the pandemic and what that would do as far as migration patterns. I've had quite a few clients recently making the move to a little further north if youre looking to still have more land and space. I'm right by you in Suwanee! I still love the areas we live in, but I understand your perspective 100%
I’m to scared of the maga crowd to retire in the south.
maga is in the n ga mountain area for sure.
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