After 15+ years renovating homes across Metro Atlanta neighborhoods, from Buckhead to Canton, I’ve gained insight into what makes these communities exceptional places to live. This guide shares what we’ve learned from hundreds of renovation projects and deep knowledge of what matters when choosing your Metro Atlanta neighborhood.
How We Evaluated the Best Neighborhoods in Metro Atlanta
Our rankings come from a construction professional’s perspective, focusing on value, livability, and long-term investment potential.
Our 7 Evaluation Criteria
1. School Quality & Ratings
GreatSchools.org ratings, SAT scores, and parent reviews.
2. Property Values & Appreciation
MLS data from Q4 2024 and 5-year trends.
3. Safety & Crime Statistics
2024 data from local police departments and NeighborhoodScout.
4. Commute Times
Real-world Google Maps data during rush hour to Downtown, Midtown, Buckhead, Perimeter Center, and Hartsfield-Jackson Airport.
5. Walkability & Amenities
Walk Score ratings plus restaurants, parks, shopping, and entertainment options.
6. Community Character
Neighborhood vibe based on extensive time working in these communities.
7. Value for Money
Honest assessments including hidden costs like property taxes and HOA fees.
Find Your Perfect Match Among Metro Atlanta’s Best Neighborhoods
Top-Rated Schools? Focus on Decatur, Sandy Springs, Alpharetta, and Roswell with schools rated 9+ on GreatSchools.
Shortest Commute? Downtown workers: Inman Park and Old Fourth Ward (15-20 min). Midtown: Virginia-Highland and Decatur (15-25 min). Perimeter: Sandy Springs and Dunwoody (10-15 min).
Best Value? Stone Mountain, Cabbagetown, and parts of Sandy Springs.
Walkable Urban Lifestyle? Virginia-Highland, Decatur, Inman Park, and Midtown.
Metro Atlanta Quick Comparison
| Neighborhood | Median Home Price | School Rating | Downtown Commute Time | Walkability Rating | Best For |
| Buckhead | $750,000+ | 8/10 | 25 min | 75/100 | Luxury Living |
| Decatur | $625,000 | 9/10 | 25 min | 89/100 | Best Schools/Walkability |
| Virginia-Highland | $695,000 | 8/10 | 20 min | 87/100 | Community & Dining |
| Inman Park | $685,000 | 7/10 | 15 min | 82/100 | Historic Charm |
| Sandy Springs | $525,000 | 9/10 | 30 min | 52/100 | Family Value |
| Midtown | $575,000 | 7/10 | 10 min | 91/100 | Young Professionals |
| Old Fourth Ward | $485,000 | 7/10 | 12 min | 79/100 | Emerging Urban |
| Cabbagetown | $415,000 | 6/10 | 10 min | 76/100 | Affordability |
| Stone Mountain | $325,000 | 7/10 | 35 min | 42/100 | Budget Value |
| Roswell/Alpharetta | $575,000 | 9/10 | 40 min | 48/100 | North Suburbs |
Source: MLS Data Q4 2024, GreatSchools.org, Walk Score
Top 10 Best Neighborhoods in Metro Atlanta: Complete Rankings
#10 Stone Mountain: Best Value for First-Time Homebuyers
Overview
Stone Mountain sits 16 miles east of downtown Atlanta, offering genuine affordability without sacrificing access to good schools and nature.
Defining characteristics: Lowest median price, Stone Mountain Park access, peaceful residential streets.
Housing Market
- Median price: $325,000 (25% below Metro Atlanta average)
- 5-year appreciation: 38% (2019-2024)
- Property types: 65% single-family, 25% townhomes, 10% condos
- Tax rate: 2.89% (DeKalb County)
- What you get: 3BR/2BA, 1,600-1,800 sq ft, quarter-acre lot
Schools
- Top schools: Stone Mountain Elementary (7/10), Robert Shaw Theme School (8/10), Stone Mountain High (6/10)
- District: DeKalb County Schools (5/10 overall)
Commute & Access
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 25 min | 40 min |
| Midtown | 30 min | 45 min |
| Perimeter Center | 35 min | 50 min |
MARTA access: No direct access; nearest station is Kensington (7 miles)
Remote work factor: ★★★★☆ Excellent if you work from home.
Lifestyle & Amenities
- Walkability: 42/100 (car-dependent)
- Dining highlights: Sivas Restaurant, Stone Mountain Pizza Company, Mamie’s Kitchen
- Recreation: Stone Mountain Park (3,200 acres), Stone Mountain Golf Club
Safety & Renovation Insights
Safety grade: C+ (NeighborhoodScout)
Common renovations: Kitchen updates, bathroom modernizations, basement finishing, deck additions
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Affordability and larger properties, outdoor recreation access, quiet suburban lifestyle
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Walkable urban amenities, top-tier school ratings, short commutes to Atlanta job centers
💡 Insider tip: Many Stone Mountain homes sit on larger lots than pricier neighborhoods, giving you room for additions, outdoor living spaces, or ADUs.
#9 Cabbagetown: Best Historic Neighborhood for Urban Affordability
Cabbagetown sits 2 miles east of downtown Atlanta, featuring colorful shotgun houses, cobblestone streets, and tight-knit community vibe.
Overview
Defining characteristics: Historic shotgun houses, artistic community, BeltLine adjacent.
Housing Market
- Median price: $415,000
- 5-year appreciation: 52% (gentrification effect)
- Property types: 90% shotgun houses, 10% new construction townhomes
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta)
- What you get: 2BR/1BA shotgun house with period details, small yard
Schools & Commute
Schools: Atlanta Public Schools; Grady High School (6/10). Most residents are young professionals or empty nesters.
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 8 min | 12 min |
| Midtown | 12 min | 18 min |
| Perimeter Center | 28 min | 45 min |
MARTA: King Memorial Station (0.8 miles)
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Perfect for remote workers
Lifestyle & Community
- Walkability: 76/100 (very walkable)
- Dining: Agave Restaurant, Carroll Street Café, Krog Street Market (0.5 miles)
- Recreation: Direct BeltLine access, Oakland Cemetery
Safety grade: B- (improving)
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Kitchen and bathroom modernizations, structural repairs, HVAC upgrades, opening floor plans while maintaining historic character
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Authentic historic character, walkable urban lifestyle, BeltLine access, artistic neighborhood vibe
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Move-in ready condition, top-rated public schools, more than 2 bedrooms, ample parking
💡 Insider tip: Many homeowners add rear additions or bump-outs for modern open kitchens while preserving historic front facades.
#8 Old Fourth Ward: Best Emerging Neighborhood for Urban Living
Overview
Old Fourth Ward lies east of downtown, rapidly transformed thanks to the BeltLine’s Eastside Trail.
Defining characteristics: Rapid transformation, BeltLine social energy, young Atlanta hub.
Housing Market
- Median price: $485,000
- 5-year appreciation: 67% (fastest-growing in Metro Atlanta)
- Property types: 45% new construction condos/townhomes, 35% renovated bungalows, 20% new single-family
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta)
- What you get: 2BR/2BA condo in new development (1,100-1,300 sq ft) OR renovated 2BR/1BA bungalow
Schools & Commute
Schools: Charles R. Drew Charter School (7/10), Grady High (6/10). Attracts more young professionals than families.
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 10 min | 15 min |
| Midtown | 8 min | 12 min |
| Perimeter Center | 25 min | 40 min |
MARTA: North Avenue Station walkable
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Ideal for remote workers
Lifestyle & Urban Amenities
- Walkability: 79/100 (very walkable)
- Dining: Ponce City Market, Two Urban Licks, Alma Cocina, New Realm Brewing
- Recreation: Historic Fourth Ward Park, BeltLine Eastside Trail, SkyLine Park
Safety grade: B- (improving rapidly)
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Full gut renovations of historic bungalows, condo kitchen/bath updates, outdoor living spaces
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Urban energy, BeltLine lifestyle, short downtown/Midtown commutes, being where the action is
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Established neighborhood character, top-rated public schools, guaranteed long-term value, quiet residential streets
💡 Insider tip: Look for properties between Boulevard and Glen Iris for better value while remaining walkable.
#7 Midtown: Best Walkable Urban Neighborhood
Overview
Midtown occupies Atlanta’s heart, featuring high-rise condos, corporate headquarters, and cultural institutions.
Defining characteristics: Highest Walk Score (91/100), cultural density, vertical living.
Housing Market
- Median price: $575,000
- 5-year appreciation: 44%
- Property types: 80% high-rise condos, 15% townhomes, 5% historic single-family
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta)
- What you get: 2BR/2BA condo (1,200-1,500 sq ft) in Class A building with pool, gym, concierge
Schools & Commute
Schools: Atlanta Public Schools including Grady High (6/10). Not a family-oriented neighborhood.
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 8 min | 12 min |
| Perimeter Center | 20 min | 35 min |
MARTA: Exceptional. Arts Center and Midtown stations
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Walk to coffee shops, restaurants, parks
Lifestyle & Urban Living
- Walkability: 91/100 (most walkable neighborhood in Metro Atlanta)
- Dining: South City Kitchen, Ecco, Empire State South, The Optimist, Bar Margot
- Recreation: Piedmont Park (189 acres), Atlanta Botanical Garden, BeltLine access
- Culture: Woodruff Arts Center, Fox Theatre, Margaret Mitchell House
Safety grade: B+
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Condo renovations, opening dated floor plans, modernizing finishes
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Walking everywhere, cultural access, urban lifestyle without car dependency, LGBTQ+-friendly community
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Outdoor space or yards, quiet residential environment, schools for children, more than 2 bedrooms
💡 Insider tip: Midtown condos built 2000-2010 offer better value than new construction. Look for buildings with recent major systems upgrades.
#6 Sandy Springs: Best Family Neighborhood in Metro Atlanta
Overview
Sandy Springs sits 12 miles north of downtown, combining suburban neighborhoods with commercial centers.
Defining characteristics: Multiple 9-rated schools, balanced suburban lifestyle, variety from apartments to estates.
Housing Market
- Median price: $525,000
- 5-year appreciation: 42%
- Property types: 60% single-family, 25% townhomes, 15% condos
- Tax rate: 1.05% (Fulton County unincorporated)
- What you get: 4BR/3BA, 2,400-2,800 sq ft, quarter-acre lot, attached garage
Schools & Commute
Top schools: High Point Elementary (9/10), Spalding Drive Charter (8/10), Sandy Springs Middle (7/10), North Springs High (9/10)
District: Fulton County Schools (8/10 overall)
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 25 min | 40 min |
| Midtown | 20 min | 35 min |
| Perimeter Center | 10 min | 15 min |
MARTA: Sandy Springs and North Springs stations
Remote work factor: ★★★★☆ Great for remote workers
Lifestyle & Family Amenities
- Walkability: 52/100 (somewhat walkable in City Springs area)
- Dining: 5Church, Baru66, Ray’s on the River, Nuevo Laredo Cantina
- Recreation: Morgan Falls Overlook Park, Chattahoochee River access, extensive PATH trails
Safety grade: A-
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Basement finishing, kitchen expansions, master bath renovations, outdoor living spaces, home additions
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Top-rated public schools, safe family-friendly neighborhoods, suburban amenities, reasonable Perimeter commutes
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Walkable urban lifestyle, quick downtown commutes, historic charm, nightlife and cultural density
💡 Insider tip: Sandy Springs varies dramatically. East of GA-400 offers larger lots. West of GA-400 provides newer construction. The City Springs area is most walkable.
#5 Inman Park: Best Historic Neighborhood With Modern Urban Energy
Overview
Inman Park lies east of downtown, Atlanta’s first planned suburb (1880s), meticulously restored into one of Metro Atlanta’s most desirable historic neighborhoods.
Defining characteristics: Protected Victorian homes, engaged neighborhood association, BeltLine access.
Housing Market
- Median price: $685,000
- 5-year appreciation: 54%
- Property types: 75% renovated historic homes (Victorian, Craftsman), 25% tasteful new infill
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta)
- What you get: 3BR/2.5BA renovated Victorian (2,000-2,400 sq ft) with period details, modern systems, small yard
Schools & Commute
Schools: Mary Lin Elementary (9/10), Inman Middle (7/10), Grady High (6/10). Mary Lin is the primary draw.
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 12 min | 18 min |
| Midtown | 10 min | 15 min |
| Perimeter Center | 25 min | 40 min |
MARTA: Inman Park/Reynoldstown Station walkable
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Perfect for remote workers
Lifestyle & Community
- Walkability: 82/100 (very walkable)
- Dining: Krog Street Market, BeetleCat, Barcelona Wine Bar, Wrecking Bar Brewpub, Parish
- Recreation: BeltLine Eastside Trail, Freedom Park
Safety grade: B+
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Kitchen and bath modernizations preserving period details, systems updates, rear additions, exterior restoration
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Historic architecture with modern updates, walkable urban lifestyle, Mary Lin Elementary, BeltLine access, active neighborhood events
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Move-in ready condition, low-maintenance living, larger yards, guaranteed parking
💡 Insider tip: Inman Park’s premium buys you Mary Lin Elementary and historic district protection. Without elementary-age kids, consider nearby neighborhoods for similar walkability at 15-20% lower prices.
#4 Virginia-Highland: Best Neighborhood Community
Overview
Virginia-Highland sits between Midtown and Emory University, combining historic bungalows, tree-lined streets, independent shops, and genuine village feel.
Defining characteristics: Best neighborhood commercial district, intact early 1900s architecture.
Housing Market
- Median price: $695,000
- 5-year appreciation: 48%
- Property types: 85% single-family bungalows and cottages, 15% townhomes and infill
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta)
- What you get: 3BR/2BA renovated Craftsman bungalow (1,600-1,900 sq ft) with period details, modern systems, small yard
Schools & Commute
Schools: Morningside Elementary (8/10), Inman Middle (7/10), Grady High (6/10). Many families choose private schools.
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 15 min | 25 min |
| Midtown | 10 min | 15 min |
| Perimeter Center | 25 min | 40 min |
MARTA: No station within neighborhood; Lindbergh (2 miles) is nearest
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Exceptional for remote workers
Lifestyle & Village Atmosphere
- Walkability: 87/100 (very walkable)
- Dining: Murphy’s, Atkins Park Tavern, Highland Tap, La Tavola Trattoria, Fontaine’s Oyster House
- Shopping: Virginia-Highland corridor offers independent boutiques
- Recreation: John Howell Park, Piedmont Park (1 mile), Freedom Park Trail
Safety grade: A-
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Kitchen and bath updates preserving bungalow charm, rear additions, master suite additions, basement finishing, exterior restoration
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Walkable village lifestyle, community engagement, historic charm, ITP location with suburban feel, independent shops
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Large yards, guaranteed top-rated public schools, off-street parking, modern construction
💡 Insider tip: Prices vary by proximity to the commercial district. Look for value on eastern edges (near Morningside) or southern blocks (near Ponce) for 10-15% lower prices.
#3 Decatur: Best School System in Metro Atlanta ITP
Overview
Decatur is a separate city functioning as one of Metro Atlanta’s most beloved neighborhoods, wrapping around its compact, walkable downtown square.
Defining characteristics: Best public schools Inside the Perimeter, thriving downtown square, small-town feel.
Housing Market
- Median price: $625,000
- 5-year appreciation: 45%
- Property types: 70% single-family (1940s-1960s ranches and newer construction), 20% townhomes, 10% condos
- Tax rate: 2.54% (City of Decatur + DeKalb County)
- What you get: 3BR/2BA renovated ranch (1,500-1,800 sq ft) within walking distance of downtown or schools, small yard
Schools & Commute
Schools: Decatur City Schools is the draw. Clairemont Elementary (9/10), Fifth Avenue Elementary (9/10), Renfroe Middle (9/10), Decatur High (9/10)
District: City of Decatur Schools (9/10, best ITP public school system)
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 20 min | 30 min |
| Midtown | 20 min | 30 min |
| Perimeter Center | 25 min | 40 min |
MARTA: Decatur Station (East Line); Avondale Station also serves area
Remote work factor: ★★★★☆ Excellent for remote workers
Lifestyle & Downtown Living
- Walkability: 89/100 (extremely walkable)
- Dining: Leon’s Full Service, Cakes & Ale, The Iberian Pig, Brick Store Pub, Victory
- Shopping: Decatur Square boutiques, Decatur Farmers Market, Whole Foods
- Recreation: Glenlake Park, McKoy Park, Mason Mill Park
Safety grade: B+
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Kitchen and bath modernizations in 1950s-1960s ranches, additions for growing families, basement finishing, opening closed floor plans
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Exceptional public schools (best ITP), walkable downtown, strong community engagement, avoiding private school tuition, small-town feel
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Large homes, big yards, quick downtown Atlanta commutes, lower property taxes
💡 Insider tip: Without school-age children, consider adjacent Oakhurst or Kirkwood for similar walkability and community at 20-30% lower prices.
#2 Roswell/Alpharetta: Best Suburban Neighborhoods in North Metro Atlanta
Overview
Roswell and Alpharetta sit in North Fulton County, 20-25 miles north of downtown Atlanta, offering excellent schools, newer construction, and strong local job markets.
Defining characteristics: Multiple 9-10 rated schools, local employment, premium North Atlanta suburban lifestyle.
Housing Market
- Median price: $575,000 (Roswell) / $625,000 (Alpharetta)
- 5-year appreciation: 46% (both cities)
- Property types: 70% single-family, 20% townhomes, 10% condos
- Tax rate: 1.05% (Fulton County unincorporated)
- What you get: 4BR/3BA, 2,600-3,000 sq ft, half-acre lot, attached garage, neighborhood amenities
Schools & Commute
Top schools:
- Roswell: Roswell North Elementary (9/10), Crabapple Middle (9/10), Centennial High (9/10)
- Alpharetta: Birmingham Falls Elementary (9/10), Webb Bridge Middle (9/10), Cambridge High (10/10)
District: Fulton County Schools (8/10 overall)
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 35 min | 50-65 min |
| Midtown | 30 min | 45-60 min |
| Perimeter Center | 15 min | 25 min |
MARTA: North Springs Station (southern Roswell)
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Ideal for remote workers or local jobs
Lifestyle & Suburban Amenities
- Walkability: 48/100 (car-dependent)
- Dining:
- Roswell: Table & Main, Salt Factory, historic downtown
- Alpharetta: Cru Food & Wine Bar, Coalition Food & Beverage, Avalon
- Shopping: Avalon, North Point Mall, Whole Foods
- Recreation:
- Roswell: Chattahoochee River access, Vickery Creek Trail
- Alpharetta: Wills Park, Big Creek Greenway
Safety grade: A
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Basement finishing, outdoor living (decks, screened porches, outdoor kitchens), kitchen updates, master bath renovations
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Top-tier schools, safety, newer spacious homes with yards, local employment, suburban amenities, family-focused community
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Short downtown Atlanta commutes (50+ min in traffic), walkable urban lifestyle, historic architecture, lower housing costs
💡 Insider tip: Roswell offers slightly lower prices than Alpharetta with comparable schools and amenities. Alpharetta’s Avalon area provides the most walkable lifestyle.
#1 Buckhead: Best Luxury Neighborhood in Metro Atlanta
Overview
Buckhead occupies North Atlanta, combining luxury residential enclaves with upscale shopping, fine dining, and corporate headquarters. Metro Atlanta’s premier address.
Defining characteristics: Highest home prices, comprehensive amenities, established prestige.
Housing Market
- Median price: $750,000+ (varies dramatically by sub-neighborhood)
- 5-year appreciation: 41%
- Property types: 40% luxury single-family estates, 30% upscale condos/high-rises, 20% townhomes, 10% traditional single-family
- Tax rate: 2.18% (City of Atlanta) or 1.05% (Fulton County)
- What you get: 3BR/3BA renovated traditional home (2,200-2,600 sq ft) OR 2BR/2BA luxury condo (1,400-1,700 sq ft) with concierge
Schools & Commute
Schools: Morris Brandon Elementary (9/10), Sutton Middle (8/10), North Atlanta High (7/10). Most Buckhead families use private schools.
Private schools: The Westminster Schools, The Lovett School, The Pace Academy
| Destination | Off-Peak | Rush Hour |
| Downtown Atlanta | 20 min | 30 min |
| Midtown | 10 min | 15 min |
| Perimeter Center | 15 min | 25 min |
MARTA: Buckhead and Lindbergh stations
Remote work factor: ★★★★★ Excellent for any work situation
Lifestyle & Luxury Living
- Walkability: 75/100 (varies by sub-neighborhood)
- Dining: Chops Lobster Bar, Fogo de Chão, The Capital Grille, St. Cecilia, Aria, Buckhead Diner
- Shopping: Lenox Square, Phipps Plaza, Buckhead Village District
- Recreation: Chastain Park, Piedmont Park, BeltLine access
Safety grade: B
Renovation Insights
Common projects: Whole-home remodels, luxury kitchen and master bath renovations, outdoor living spaces, wine cellars, home theaters
Best For
✅ Perfect if you prioritize: Luxury living and premium address, comprehensive urban amenities, central location, access to elite private schools, established prestige
⚠️ Think twice if you need: Value-oriented housing, public school options, authentic historic character, quiet suburban lifestyle
💡 Insider tip: Buckhead isn’t monolithic. Tuxedo Park and Kingswood are ultra-exclusive estates. Garden Hills and Peachtree Heights offer more accessible entry points. Buckhead Village provides condo/townhome options for walkable luxury.
How Artistic Construction Helps You Love Where You Live
Once you’ve chosen your perfect Metro Atlanta neighborhood, we help you transform your house into the home you’ve been envisioning.
Why Homeowners Trust Us:
- Local expertise: We know Metro Atlanta neighborhoods intimately
- No surprises: Transparent communication and realistic timelines
- Quality craftsmanship: We’re perfectionists who take pride in our work
- Hassle-free process: We handle permits, HOA approvals, and coordinate all trades
Our Services: Kitchen remodeling, bathroom renovations, basement finishing, whole-home remodeling, and home additions.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Which Metro Atlanta neighborhood has the best public schools?
Decatur consistently ranks as the top choice with system-wide 9/10 ratings. City of Decatur Schools offer exceptional quality comparable to elite private institutions.
What are the best neighborhoods for commuting to downtown Atlanta?
Old Fourth Ward (12 min), Inman Park (15 min), and Midtown (10 min) offer the shortest downtown commutes.
Which is the most walkable neighborhood in Metro Atlanta?
Midtown leads with a Walk Score of 91/100, followed by Decatur (89/100) and Virginia-Highland (87/100).
What are the best neighborhoods for first-time homebuyers in Atlanta?
Stone Mountain provides the best value with a median price of $325,000. Cabbagetown presents urban character at lower prices than similar ITP neighborhoods.
How do property taxes compare between Atlanta neighborhoods?
City of Atlanta neighborhoods have 2.18% effective rates, while unincorporated Fulton County charges 1.05%. Decatur has the highest at 2.54%.
Which are the best up-and-coming neighborhoods in Atlanta?
Old Fourth Ward leads appreciation (67% in 5 years), followed by Cabbagetown (52%) and Inman Park (54%).
Is Buckhead or Virginia-Highland better for families?
Buckhead offers luxury amenities and elite private schools. Virginia-Highland provides a walkable village lifestyle with solid public elementary schools.
