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Alpharetta

Established in 1858, Alpharetta was the seat of government for Milton County until it merged with Fulton County in 1932.
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Ansley Park

Ansley Park is a sought-after enclave in Atlanta with extensive green space and convenient proximity to Downtown and Midtown.
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Buckhead

Just north of Midtown and south of Brookhaven, Buckhead is a combination of high-rise condos, townhomes, and unique single-family homes.
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Cabbagetown

Once an old mill town, Cabbagetown has undergone significant revitalization since the 1990s.
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Candler Park / Lake Claire

Candler Park and Lake Claire are two adjacent eastside neighborhoods that offer a little bit of something for everyone.
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City of Avondale Estates

Despite its city distinction, the City of Avondale Estates has a quaint downtown village feel, with popular eateries and boutique shops.
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City of Brookhaven

The City of Brookhaven is a prosperous area with a diverse mix of housing possibilities.
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City of Chamblee

The City of Chamblee is an established neighborhood with both eclectic and international tastes.
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City of College Park

The City of College Park is located adjacent to Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and South Atlanta.
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City of Decatur

Decatur has it all packed into an area of just four square miles.
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Clarkston

The city of Clarkston is as diverse as it is convenient.
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Doraville

Doraville was founded in 1871, and now boasts a diverse and international population of more than 10,000 residents.
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Downtown Atlanta

The commercial, political, and historic core of Atlanta, Downtown boasts everything from trendy restaurants to amazing museums.
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Druid Hills

Druid Hills is one of the few neighborhoods in Atlanta that isn't marked by new development.
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Dunwoody

Located north and slightly east of Atlanta, Dunwoody is an affluent community that was incorporated as a city in 2008.
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East Atlanta Area

The colloquially-defined East Atlanta Area encompasses the neighborhoods of East Atlanta, Glenwood Park, and Ormewood Park.
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East Cobb

Located northwest of Atlanta, East Cobb is an unincorporated community in Cobb County.
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East Lake

East Lake is a popular golfing destination that also boasts amenities such as parks and restaurants.
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East Point

The city of East Point lies southwest of Atlanta primarily inside of I-285.
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Eastern Dekalb

Eastern DeKalb is an excellent place to invest or live.
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Edgewood

Edgewood is a diverse eastside neighborhood adjacent to Kirkwood, Little Five Points, and Reynoldstown.
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Grant Park

Grant Park is renowned for its gorgeous Victorian homes and abundant parkland.
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Hapeville

Originally a farming community, Hapeville was incorporated in 1891.
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Inman Park

One of the most desirable neighborhoods in intown Atlanta, Inman Park is a blend of old and new.
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Johns Creek

Originally settled in the early 1800s, Johns Creek was incorporated as a city in 2006.
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Kirkwood

Kirkwood is one of Atlanta's most up-and-coming neighborhoods.
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Lavista Park

Lavista Park enjoys a quiet intown location with beautiful big lots and plenty of residential character.
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Lilburn

Incorporated in 1910, Lilburn was one of the first cities in Gwinnett County to develop as population growth radiated from Atlanta.
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Marietta

Named after Thomas Cobb's wife, the city of Marietta was incorporated in 1852.
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Midtown

Hip, exciting, and perfectly situated in the heart of Atlanta, Midtown offers direct access to many of the cities popular amenities and attractions.
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Milton

Named after Revolutionary War hero John Milton, the City of Milton is located just north of Alpharetta.
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Morningside / Lenox Park

Adjacent to Virginia-Highland, Midtown, and Ansley Park, Morningside / Lenox Park is a historic and thriving community located in the middle of the city.
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Norcross

The city of Norcross began in 1869 when Atlanta entrepreneur John Thrasher purchased the land around a proposed rail line stop.
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North Druid Hills / Emory Area

This area north of Decatur and east of Buckhead includes the established older communities of Oak Grove, North Druid Hills, Toco Hills, and Sagamore Hills.
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Northern Gwinnett

This colloquial area is located northeast of Atlanta and east of Alpharetta and Roswell.
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Northlake / Embry Hills Area

The Northlake/Embry Hills area is located in DeKalb County along I-285 to the northeast of Atlanta.
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Old Fourth Ward

Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward neighborhood is a place where old and new merge to create a thriving and diverse community on the city's east side.
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Peachtree Corners

Peachtree Corners began as the project of businessman Paul Duke in the late 1960s.
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Poncey-Highland

Just two miles northeast of Downtown and south of Ponce de Leon Avenue, this vibrant neighborhood is home to lively restaurants, eclectic shops, and a thriving arts scene.
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Reynoldstown

Reynoldstown is a historic eastside neighborhood located two miles from Downtown.
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Roswell

Roswell officially became a city in 1854, though it was founded by Roswell King in 1839.
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Sandy Springs

Spanning both sides of I-285, Sandy Springs borders Dunwoody, Roswell, and Marietta.
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Scottdale

Scottdale lies just inside of I-285 to the east of Atlanta between Decatur and Clarkston.
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Smoke Rise

Smoke Rise is an unincorporated residential community in DeKalb County near Tucker and Stone Mountain.
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Smyrna

Located about 10 miles northwest of Atlanta, the City of Smyrna sits just outside I-285.
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South Atlanta

Adjacent to Chosewood Park, High Point, and Peoplestown, South Atlanta is a neighborhood on Atlanta's south side.
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South Cobb

Comprised of cities such as Smyrna, Mableton, and Austell, South Cobb is a colloquial area located west of Atlanta and south of Marietta.
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South Fulton

This beautiful area is just a short trip away from all the amenities of Atlanta but enjoys beautiful views and a slower pace of life.
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Southwest Beltline Neighborhoods

The Southwest BeltLine neighborhoods include West End, Adair Park, Capitol View, Capitol View Manor, Pittsburgh, and Oakland City.
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Summerhill / Peoplestown

The historic Atlanta neighborhoods of Summerhill and Peoplestown are adjacent to Downtown Atlanta and Grant Park, and are the site of several recent revitalization projects.
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Tucker

Located northeast of Atlanta, the city of Tucker was originally settled in the 1820s.
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Vinings

Vinings is a flourishing business and residential neighborhood settled between the West Paces Ferry section of Buckhead and suburban Cobb County.
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Virginia-Highland

Virginia-Highland is a friendly and trendy area that combines city living with community charm.
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West Cobb

West Cobb is colloquial area that generally refers to land west of I-75 and north of Smyrna and Mableton, all of which is northwest of Atlanta.
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West Midtown

The colloquially-defined area of West Midtown encompasses the neighborhoods of Berkeley Park, Loring Heights, Atlantic Station, Home Park, and Georgia Tech.
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Westside

The Westside area of Atlanta comprises many historic neighborhoods, including Bankhead, Rockdale, Carver Hills, Collier Heights, and Grove Park, among others.
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