HAHA! Is that your way of scaring people off? Completely agree about the traffic though!

Thanks for watching. They are great areas!

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I love GA. I'm staying!

not atlanta

@@garbygarb31 I thought the same thing until I looked at Tuxedo Park & Peachtree Battle, mind blowing !

That's another one!

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All completely different areas so it really depends on your job location and the commute you will be needing to make regularly.

They are doing quite a bit of building in the area and I see them clearing out the trees regularly. It was inevitable for the area to grow due to the land that still remains here.

@ashleylazarian too bad they didn't widen the roads first. Traffic is a nightmare now.

@@AintSchabusiness I couldn't agree more.

@@AintSchabusiness I can't disagree with you there!

I can completely understand your thoughts here. It seems builders do this a lot in communities when the community isn't completely built out at one time. We've seen the same thing in Flowery Branch in highly sought after community Sterling on the Lake

I appreciate your stance, however, maybe I'm not the realtor for you. I am speaking to the people that regularly contact me and ask for this specific content and information. I've lived here for years and can tell them about the areas. You can learn square footage from a document online and as realtors we are not legally able to speak on crime statistics. Perhaps you should watch a different video with the information you are looking for.

The location is hard to beat! In the suburbs but just a short drive from it all. I love downtown Norcross as well.

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It's a great addition!

The new park is amazing , have you been there yet ?

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What a cool story!

Who?

@@GuiltyNoticer A pretty bad filmmaker, but he's a smart business man. Something Hollywood CEOs clearly aren't.

Thank you for sharing! Would you mind sharing some of the things you love the most?

What a cool job! Thanks for sharing!

There are townhomes for rent in Alpharetta, however, most of them are going to be long term rentals unless you are looking at an airbnb.

@@ashleylazarian Do they have Airbnb there?

@@mrcori2649 they do!

I am still shocked when I talk to people moving from California and hear what they are paying for rent. The possibility for them to own a home in California is slim.

Isn't it amazing!! His plans for a completely sustainable property is like non other.

He's got a replicate of the White House at his studio!

@@MustangGT715 that's amazing!

@@ashleylazarian I actually just saw that when I searched up and found a video of Tyler Perry giving a tour of his own studio. Now we can probably guess where productions are going to film White House scenes. I wonder if that's where they filmed Royal Red, White and Blue? They guy also cleverly created a house that has four different sides so productions can use a large house with 4 different exterior designs depending on what type of movie they're making. I wonder how much did buying up that abandoned army base now his studios cost him? Was he able to pay for it using his Madea film money LOL.

@@MustangGT715ok that’s cool, I wonder what else he has filmed there or what he is working on now 🤔

They don't have an option at this point! California has made it completely unaffordable for people to own a property. Even renting is hard for most.

They supposed it fools 😂😂😂😂😂

Yes it’s great! Continue to turn Georgia Blue! If we could make a little Hollywood in each of these Red states that would be fantastic!

@@jeffreylynch9646 I live outside the US, so I had to check out which ones are red states (I know that means it's a Repulican state) and I see while Nevada is already a blue state, but both Georgia and Texas are red states. Not just Hollywood, but a bunch of California businesses (like over a dozen) have relocated to Texas and Georgia looks to have the most studios of the 3, so yeah hilariously the two red states are getting the biggest influx of Hollywood and California businesses. The funny thing is that the California government likes to brag that California is the 5th biggest economy in the world making $3.9 trillion in 2023, well not anymore! Which is the reason those states are not going to say no to Hollywood and California companies coming to them. For example Elon Musk relocated both Tesla motors, which is estimated to have made $96.8 billion last year, and Space X, estimated to have made $4.6 billion last year, to Texas. Ain't Texas saying no to $100 billion dollars to it's annual economy. Ditto with Georgia. It's now becoming the favourite state to film in, and ain't Georgia saying no to all that Hollywood money. Also you might get your wish because I know other states like Louisiana are also getting a influx of studios being built. Looks like Hollywood are ditching the Pacific coast and eyeing the states with a coast along the Gulf of Mexico instead.