Meh, it’s cool. Traffic is still hell. And you’re about 10 minutes from the HOOD.

Do Uber and Lyft operate regularly in Alpharetta?

Schools aside, how's the nightlife comparison for adults between Alpharetta and Kennesaw? Houses just seem much cheaper in Kennesaw and guessing traffic may be less out there too?

I hate living here now. I'm moving further south. The weather is horrible.

Great idea until progress,tricon or invitation shows up and turns your neighborhood into a glorified apartment complex...these companies own nearly 70k homes and counting in greater metro Atlanta and I'm sure Powder Springs is next on their takeover radar if not already ...

If you were to only do single family homes. These prices would be dramatically higher. I am searching for a home in dunwoody/brookhaven. That is why Milton price is so accurate. Not many condos or apartments

Powder Springs is a great area but if you work in Atlanta proper, expect at least an hour-long commute. If you want public transportation, this area has NONE. If you don't want to eat at only big chain restaurants, you are almost out of luck. Most of the mom-and-pop restaurants are coming from immigrant communities that are moving into the area (There is a growing Hispanic population (mainly Mexican) that is moving to the area and providing GREAT AND DELICIOUS Taquerias). With that being said, it is a great place to grow up. I grew up in the area and my parents still live there. It is a wonderful place to raise a family and the schools are phenomenal. The local hospitals are also great (you don't need to worry about cobb hospital or Kennestone Hospital just closing up). Just know, if you like going to events around town, there are very few in Powder Springs proper. You will probably be traveling into Marietta (which can be just a 30-minute car ride) to go to events over there. Lastly, note that traffic in the area is TERRIBLE. But part of the reason is that the area grew too quickly and they didn't have time to expand the roadways. However, they are addressing that now. So get in now before you are forced to go to Paulding County, Douglas County, or Mableton.

There are not houses in the 300k in Buford

Milton is the best!❤

Whats crazy is when i lived in atlanta on 2007 375,000 dollars would get you a 4 sided brick house in smyrna vinnings high end neighborhood, and the houses you showed were 160k max during that same time period

This video was very informative.

Do the residents in Acworth, GA welcome folks from California? How diverse is Acworth?

Just purchased a new home at Kyle Farms in Powder Springs. We are very excited for the area as it checked all our boxes when looking to move to Georgia. Thank you for all your videos, you have been immensely helpful.

I just moved to Powder Springs and definitely am happy about this video. I'm happy about our move here for sure given the relative value and it's proximity to so many things if it's not here.

Well it's mostly white and asian people, what did you expect a ghetto and exorbitant social services?

please make a video on tucker GA

When did Powder Springs move? I grew up there and the City Limits have always been in Cobb County. There are small portions of subdivisions close to the county line that identify with Powder Springs due to proximity and possibly share the 30127 zip code which is Powder Springs Zip code. But to say Majority of Powder Springs is in Cobb County isn’t accurate.

Home prices are going down because the realtor commission is changed.

This is the reason why most don't actually own homes. The bank 🏦 simply becomes your landlord. Finance capitalism at its finest. 😳

So glad there's an real estate agent who would ask the seller to pay for all the commission. I also really don't like the "new rules" about how commissions are supposed to work. It seems to cause way more unnecessary confusions. Now i see some agents on you tube who say " we'll provide services proportion to what you pay. You get what you pay for" I don't like it. Now we're living in Texas, but someday we'd like to move to Georgia metro Atlanta area. Hopefully you're still working!😊

the problem with atlanta is lousy schools. Peachtree city, Johns Creek, and Suwanee are the only areas were the schools are 8 out of 10 or higher for all the schools. Have 4 homes paid for, Norcross, Smyrna, Lake City, and Lawrenceville, but I have to rent in Peachtree City for my daughters education because the prices are just ridiculous. Redlining in good school districts are crazy, I don't need a big house but a 2 br condo or home is not available, I'm not crazy enough to have more than one child so I get punished and screwed for trying to get a resident home in a good school district and have to buy a large house for cobwebs to accumulate.

Is it safe for Black & minority families or is it still a very racially tense and racist place?

Where metro Atlanta ends , seems like every city around Atlanta is called metro.

$700-$800k for a “middle class house is insane. There are reasons for those prices and none of the good.

What about Snellville, Stone Mountain, Lilburn, Henry County, Chamblee Tucker area. What are those prices like? Wish you had been a little bit more thorough. Good information though. Just lacking.😊

I would have placed East Cobb on this list over Sandy Springs and Powder Springs

Is there a difference in commute to emory midtown JC vs Alpharetta?

Damn this was insane click bait. First off days on market could mean anything. Show stats on initial listing price vs. Price negotiated at closing. Or listing price at beginning vs. How it decreases over life of listing. Also, 19 days to get your desired listing price isn't bad at all. You barely see that in holding cost. 19 days + 30 days to close= 1.75 months. Not even 2 whole mortgage payments. Most egregious was the inventory stats. You mentioned 5,300 to 5,000 to 5,300 homes. Dude that's LITERALLY less than 8% fluctuation. That's standard seasonal changes. Stop with the click bait. I just listed my house in ATL. I thought you had meaningful insight. Would never subscribe with this misinformation. My God.

good video, would be better if you didn’t use an ai generated image for your thumbnail when there’s countless real images to use of Peachtree.

Define affordable. Half a million dollars for a home is not cheap.

I like great sky or laurel canyon area

I need a craftsman style home ranch style sooooon !! where should I look ?

Is Milton,Ga Racists ?

Bro. Month by month? Really? Ever consider that certain times of year are always bad for sellers????

Great video and breakdown made it easy for me to understand the real estate market in Atlanta, Ga.

Do you also do rentals or just home sales?

Especially on the higher end side its bad. Also, out of all the metro's in Georgia. Atlanta hasn't been in the top ten for months from a micro market perspective...

Everyone is waiting to see what rate cuts do. We've anticipated it for months.

So somehow a house on the market for 3 weeks is bad?

homes are selling. I see them getting sold everyday in my area. The ones sitting need major renovation work.

Great content 👏🏾👏🏾

My man lives in Fayetteville and I’m there every week from the east side of town . Not sure when you say they don’t have alot of shopping. They don’t have a mall but you can shop in the Pavilion. Depends on where you live grocery stores are not 10 to 15 minutes. Don’t get discouraged about this video this is a good place to live.

can we normalize getting straight to the point.

Smyrna/Vinings is the spot

Hmmm best neighborhood😊

Finally somebody who agrees with what the markets been showing. Local realtors here in metro ATL have denied this slow down in transactions and set a blind eye to the clear inventory growth/increase in price reductions!

Personally I have lived here for 7 years it is an amazing area! great people, food, and movie industry! I have actually taken it up myself too!

Stop! There is nothing to do out there. Beyond buying a house please say what there is to do without having to go on a mini road trip?

Thanks for content.

Thank you for the update!