Living In Atlanta Team

One of Atlanta’s most historic and dense neighborhoods might become the home of
a 350,000 square foot data center.
Digital Realty has a $500 million proposal for Ralph David Abernathy Boulevard in
Adair Park, right by the West End MARTA station. Their pitch: it cleans up a
contaminated industrial site, adds retail, improves sidewalks and creates jobs.
Here is what is not in the proposal. No annual water use limit. No generator rules
covering diesel emissions or noise. No grid impact study. No job numbers.
Data centers are windowless buildings full of computers. They use enormous
amounts of power and water, and once they are built they employ very few people.
That is a lot to put next to a neighborhood this old and this dense without any of
those numbers on paper.
Worth reading the actual filing rather than the summary.

The Atlanta BeltLine is a game-changer, connecting neighborhoods and spurring growth. Once you needed a car for everything, but now you can walk or bike to parks, restaurants, and shops. It's revitalizing areas and creating vibrant community hubs.

Discover the Atlanta BeltLine, a 22-mile former railway transformed into a vibrant trail system connecting neighborhoods. It's a game-changer for walkability, convenience, and real estate values within the city. Essential knowledge for anyone living in or moving to Atlanta.

Wondering where to live in Atlanta if you want to walk everywhere? Midtown is like NYC, and Decatur Square offers charm. Explore Inman Park, Old 4th Ward via the BeltLine, Virginia-Highlands, Little 5 Points, East Atlanta Village, and Castleberry Hill for dense, walkable vibes.

Atlanta walkability? It's limited, but it's getting better! Here are the most walkable areas in Atlanta Georgia.

Did you know Atlanta is a massive TV and film production hub, second only to Hollywood? Discover the 4 major studios driving this industry: Trilith Studios, Tyler Perry Studios, Assembly Atlanta, and EUE/Screen Gems. Explore where these production powerhouses are located across the metro area.

Discover the educational powerhouses driving Atlanta's tech boom. Explore where the jobs are, from Midtown's Tech Square to Alpharetta, the 'Technology City of the South.'

Atlanta's booming medical scene: Pill Hill, Clifton Corridor (Emory/CDC), and downtown (Grady). Plus, discover the major TV & film hubs driving production!

Where the jobs are, who's hiring, and where you should live based on your industry.

Thinking about moving to Chamblee? Rent prices vary from $1,750 for an '80s townhouse to $3,200+ for a detached home. Let's break down the school assignments too, as ratings aren't always the full story. It's essential to research thoroughly to find the best fit for your family.