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Atlanta Real Estate Investing + Turnkey Properties for Sale

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Atlanta's real estate market is on the rise, with the median home sale price hitting $435,000 in June 2024, reflecting a 4. 8% increase from the previous year. The city, recognized as the economic capital of the Southeast, has a diverse economy supported by key industries such as technology, healthcare, and logistics. Young professionals are flocking to Atlanta for its vibrant job market and cultural offerings, which has led to a competitive real estate landscape. Homes are selling quickly, averaging just 44 days on the market, despite a low housing inventory.

The population has grown by over 19% since 2010, further driving demand for housing. Investors are increasingly looking towards rental properties in Columbus, GA, where prices range from $135,000 to $165,000, offering better cash flow opportunities compared to Atlanta proper.

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