Home to over 242 distinct neighborhoods with unique economic offerings, Atlanta is quickly becoming one of the largest employment hubs in the Southeast. The vastly growing metro area is a common relocation spot for big business, offering impressive employment and expansion opportunities to the local population. Atlanta’s repertoire of private colleges and universities delivers over 132,000 accreditations and degrees to students[...]
With more than 5 million people calling metro Atlanta home, it’s surprising to know that this Deep South region is also highly reasonable for budget-conscious residents. When we hear the phrase budget-conscious, we often think cheap and moderate, which is not at all how we would describe our city! Aside from ranking high on the sports charts and good ol’[...]
The city of Atlanta has long been a hub for both travelers and big business thanks to the state of Georgia’s various corporate incentives and the world’s busiest airport, Hartsfield-Jackson. Since its start as a railroad terminus in 1837, Atlanta has been growing and expanding. It quickly became the hub for four major railroads and was known as a major[...]
The Atlanta real estate market saw exponential growth in new home construction during the second quarter of 2013, prompting everyone in the industry to declare that the market is on fire. With strong job growth and a lack of inventory, the demand for the construction of Atlanta new homes appears to only be increasing. According to a report from Metrostudy, a[...]
Whether you work in a large city like New York or a smaller city like Atlanta may make a big difference in who brings home more money. Although workers in the big cities like New York earn a higher salary than their counterparts in Atlanta, employees in Atlanta get to take more of their paycheck home each year. A recent[...]
According to the Atlanta Business Chronicle, the Atlanta job market showed small signs of improvement during the first half of 2011. From January to June, the Bureau of Labor Statistics reports that 33,900 jobs were added. Total employment in the private sector was up 42,200 jobs. We'll file this story under "any improvement is better than none at all." The report[...]