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Featured Listing 1019 Mcgill Park Ave, Atlanta, GA 30312

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Featured Listing 1019 Mcgill Park Avenue Atlanta, GA 30312

 

Values can still be found in the Midtown Atlanta area! You just have to look as well as know their are other areas close to Peachtree Street! McGill Park is also referenced as being in Old Fourth Ward. 

Intown living can be yours with this fully renovated 1 bedroom, located in gated McGill Park. This ground-floor home means no stairs to climb and a lovely covered patio. 

The updated kitchen features stainless appliances, granite counters with subway tile backsplash and a breakfast bar. (If you’ve ever seen a non-renovated home here, you know this one shines!) The bathrooms are updated with penny tile floors, subway surround tiles and Kohler fixtures. 

Hardwood floors grace the living and dining rooms. AND there is a gas fireplace for those chilly Atlanta evenings like we’ve had this week! There is also a laundry closet, large enough for a side-by-side. 

The community features a club house (available for rental for your special event), a fitness center and pool. 

McGill Park is convenient to Krog Street Market, Ponce City Market, Downtown and Midtown. 

 

To schedule a private showing of this home, contact me! I’m always just a call or click away!

1019 Mcgill Park Avenue Atlanta GA 30312

 

 

1019 Mcgill Park Avenue, Atlanta, GA 30312 (MLS#5941186)

$174,700.00

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Listing provided by Keller Williams Realty Atlanta Partners

Learn MORE about Living In Midtown Atlanta HERE!

 

 

 

Featured Listing 949 Cardova Drive NE, Atlanta, GA 30324

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Featured Listing 949 Cardova Drive, NE Atlanta, GA 30324

Lindridge/Martin Manor has always been a great neighborhood to be close to all that is Midtown Atlanta, yet have the space and comfort of a single family home, but not quite the price you might find in Virginia Highlands! 

This beautiful 3 bedroom, 2 bath home features an open floor plan, perfect for entertaining! The renovated kitchen offers granite counters, stainless appliances and an island that overlooks both living and dining spaces. 

The living room features a fireplace with custom cabinets surrounding it. The open and spacious dining room has a bay window which affords lots of natural light. 

The Master suite features beautiful hardwood floors and a bath with shower. The hall bath and two additional bedrooms are spacious. 

If outdoor living is your desire in an Intown location, this home has it. From the screened in porch, to the additional deck and the large and deep back yard…you are sure to spend many a morning and evening enjoying this space. 

Lindridge/Martin Manor living offers you the opportunity to enjoy all that Midtown Atlanta has, only a few mintues away. Shopping is convenient at nearby Lenox Mall and Phipps Plaza. And the newly opened Kroger on Lindbergh is a totally new shopping concept with a bar and dining space. Not to mention numerous options for “grab-n-go” dining options for those busy nights.  If your schedule calls for travel, you are a short Uber/Lyft ride from the Lindbergh MARTA transit station! …With all that is around you, you will love calling Lindridge/Martin Manor home!

To schedule a private showing of this home, contact me! I’m always just a call or click away!

949 Cardova Drive NE Atlanta GA 30324

 

949 Cardova Drive, NE, Atlanta, GA 30324 (MLS#5936820)

$495,000.00

Interested in this home? Do you want to schedule a showing?

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Listing provided by ReMax Metro Atlanta Cityside

Learn MORE about Living In Midtown Atlanta HERE!

 

 

 

MIDTOWN GARDEN DISTRICT MASTER PLAN ADOPTED

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Midtown Garden DistrictAs you may know from visiting this website, we primarily focus on the condo living options of Midtown Atlanta. Alas, but there IS another option in Midtown…and that is the Historic or Garden District! 

MIDTOWN GARDEN DISTRICT MASTER PLAN ADOPTED

Tucked in the trees, and away from the hustle of Peachtree Street is the Midtown Garden District. Here, tree-lined streets lead to historic homes built in the 1920’s to the 40’s. There are the occasional small apartment complexes and even some condo conversions tucked in…but it’s mostly these stately homes. 

The Midtown Neighbors’ Association has long been the residents voice for ALL of Midtown Atlanta. Not just Peachtree Street. And not just the Garden District. It has listened to, and addressed many concerns from the neighbors, who’s challenges can vary based on where they live. Peachtree Street residents have dealt with rowdy clubs, and the Garden District has dealt with safety (the need for more street lights) as well as preserving the unique character of the area. 

Enter the Midtown Garden District Master Plan. 

Historic Midtown Garden DistrictOn Monday, November 6, 2017, the Atlanta City Council adopted legislation to include the Midtown Garden District Master Plan into the Comprehensive Development Plan for the City of Atlanta. It sets forth the development vision, policies and an implementation plan for the City and its neighborhoods for the next 20 years.

The Midtown Garden District is bounded by 10th Street, Ponce de Leon Avenue, Piedmont Avenue and Lakeview Avenue. The district is characterized by early twentieth-century historic homes, mid-century apartment buildings, a compact street grid, rolling topography and extensive mature tree canopy. In 1999, it was added to the National Register of Historic Places.

The Midtown Garden District continues (and will continue to) see increased development pressures, traffic impacts and aging infrastructure issues. By creating a master plan, it will help ensure that future neighborhood growth meets the vision of today’s neighbors. The process was about building consensus around what the neighborhood wants to see in the future. Neighborhood residents came together to collaborate in dozens of public workshops and focus group meetings and participated in a two-month online survey. The Strategic Planning Committee and Planners also held countless smaller more intimate conversations with residents to hear their concerns. 

You can read more about the Midtown Garden District Master Plan at the neighborhood website. 

Midtown Atlanta Real Estate Market Report October 2017

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Midtown Atlanta Real Estate Market Report October 2017In our Midtown Atlanta Real Estate Market Report October 2017, we want to make a disclaimer as to how we did the numbers this month. 

Midtown Atlanta is located within Area 23, a designated listing area by the First Multiple Listing Service. (FMLS) When we pulled the numbers for this report we used Area 23, and did not try to define it by just Midtown Atlanta. There is no classification with in the MLS for just Midtown Atlanta. So, this market report covers a broad area, as show in the map on the right. 

If you have specific questions about your neighborhood, or condominium building, we’d be happy to do a market report specifically for you. Just CONTACT US!

Midtown Atlanta Real Estate Market Report October 2017

Single Family Homes

Properties Active on the Market:  170

(High was $3.195M in Ansley Park to Low of $275,000 in Reynoldstown)

Properties Pending/Contingent: 75

(High was $1.249M for a home on Charles Allen to a Low of $315,000 in Reynoldstown)

Properties Sold:   29

(High was $1.74M in Morningside to the Low of $393,000 in Reynoldstown)

 

Condominiums and Townhomes

Properties Active on the Market:   232

(High was $4.336M for Opus Place and the low was $100k at City Heights and $105,000 at 1280 West)

Properties Pending/Contingent:   159

(High was $899,900 for a 7th Street townhome to a Low at $105,000 at 1280 West)

Properties Sold:   102

(High was $746,000 at Square @ Glen Iris to a low of $120,000 at 12th Street Commons)

As we pulled these numbers at the end of October, we completely forgot to do Average Days on the Market..Whoops!

If you’d rather hear this report in a video format, just click on the video below. 

If you have any questions about the Midtown Atlanta Real Estate Market, feel free to EMAIL ME, or you can call me at 770.713.1505

 

Accenture to Add 800 Midtown Jobs at Tech Square’s Centergy Building

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We often wonder who will occupy all these new apartments coming into the Midtown Atlanta area. Ahhh….here is one clue!

Accenture to Add 800 Midtown Jobs at Tech Square’s Centergy Building

Accenture GATech SquareAccenture, a professional service company is planning a major expansion in Midtown…that will add some 800 jobs! The addition will happen in Tech Square’s Centergy building, where Accenture will add some 40,000 sq. ft. to their existing 33,000 square feet. 

Part of the expansion — which will make the company the largest tenant in the 14-story tower — is the opening of a 30,000 sq.ft. “innovation hub.” The company has indicated they want to open 10 such centers by 2020.

The Atlanta innovation center will focus on programs like web and application development along with other IT services. 

Employees of Accenture will have numerous housing options to consider! From several new luxury apartment towers to existing condominium buildings like Viewpoint, Spire or Plaza Midtown…all within in easy walking distance of Tech Square and the Centergy building. 

If you are an employee, and need help finding a new home here in Midtown Atlanta for your new position at Accenture, give us a call. Or complete the form below and will be in touch with you as soon as possible. We look forward to making your move to Midtown Atlanta as easy as possible!

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Midtown and the Midtown Alliance

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Midtown AllianceAs I’m on the streets of Midtown Atlanta daily, and especially when I’m on a balcony of a high-rise building, I can certainly look back and remember when __________(fill in the blank) was a vacant lot. But when you talk with a prospective buyer who has never been in Midtown before, they may not realize just how much it’s changed. 

Midtown Alliance and the Midtown Improvement District

Just like train or a car that need an engine to power them, so does economic development. One of the ways this can happen is through a community improvement district (CID). Midtown happens to call theirs the Midtown Improvement District. What’s so important about this?

A CID is a mechanism whereby the property owners agree to self-tax themselves in order to fund infrastructure improvements to a certain area. They establish the boundary and then work to improve that area. (This is a very simplistic explanation of what a CID is. (The Midtown Alliance has more information on their website)

What Has The Midtown Alliance Done in Midtown?

Hmmm…

  • 1000+ new street trees
  • 15+ miles of sidewalk improvements
  • Keeping Midtown Clean and Green
  • $9M of public improvement projects
  • New public art
  • 3,500 light poles

The list goes on, and on. 

And there are social events to engage the residents. Active social media presence on Facebook and Instagram to keep tabs on what’s going on!

In just a 1.2 square mile where the Improvement District functions, look at all that has happened…

Thanks Midtown Alliance!

Midtown Atlanta and Midtown Alliance

Thom Abbott

Associate Broker, REALTOR(R)
905 Juniper Street, NE Suite 110
Atlanta, Georgia 30309
770.713.1505 Direct
404.876.4901 Office

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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