
REAL ESTATE INVESTOR RAPS METRO ATLANTA’S ‘SUBURBAN RENAISSANCE’
Atlanta’s rising rent prices are driving some residents to head for the hills—er, suburbs—to the point it’s triggering a revival, if not a renaissance, in places.
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Atlanta’s rising rent prices are driving some residents to head for the hills—er, suburbs—to the point it’s triggering a revival, if not a renaissance, in places.

Strong demand will continue over the next decade, according to a NMHC/NAA report.

Choosing the right market when investing in real estate is one of the most fundamental contributors to and predictors of future earnings and appreciation of the assets.