Candler Park is a historic neighborhood about 5 minutes east of downtown and just south of Ponce De Leon Avenue. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Candler Park is one of Atlanta’s first suburbs and as such houses a full range of architecture from Queen Anne to Craftsman bungalows and rehabbed industrial lofts. [...]
In recent years, the Old Fourth Ward has become the most dynamic neighborhood in the city. Punctuated by the uber-hip Ponce City Market and accessed by the famed Atlanta Beltline, “O4W” is a mix of new construction, warehouse lofts and historic single family homes. A deliberate resurgence of artisanal food, handcraft and small business, O4W [...]
Atlanta’s Westside has two distinct neighborhoods; West Midtown and Atlantic Station. They are the perfect opposites of commercial and independent Atlanta. Atlantic Station is a planned business and retail community with name brand shops, a grocery, an LA Fitness, Regal Cinemas and a mix of newly built condos and apartments. While West Midtown is the [...]
On Atlanta's east side, Cabbagetown is an artsy, hip place with an edge, and it attracts a diverse range of residents. Architecturally, the neighborhood consists of a variety of early 1900 lofts, townhomes and bungalows, as well as new construction lofts and condos. The community connected to Inman Park via the Krog Street Tunnel, is [...]
Inman Park is a historic neighborhood just outside of Atlanta’s downtown area. With its jaw-dropping Victorian houses and tree-lined streets, this area is an extremely popular and gentrified area in the greater Atlanta area. The neighborhood is now home to young professionals who enjoy this area’s great mix of modern condos ad restored lofts, boutique [...]
