During the 1950s, a group of real estate developers combined and collected over 12,000 acres in Fayette County to build a community. Now encompassing 24 square miles in the county, Peachtree City contains five “villages” within city limits: Aberdeen, Braelinn, Glenloch, Kedron and Wilksmoor. Each contains active lifestyles, vacation-style living and southern charm. Having been named the best place to[...]
What looks like a large Roman-inspired arch monument in the midst of Atlantic Station is actually home to a museum that pays homage to Georgia history and Atlanta’s founding families. Standing at an imposing 100 feet tall, this seven-story monument narrates the events that unfolded to make Georgia and Atlanta, which was historically called the Gate City, what they are[...]
Town at Trilith, an award-winning community located adjacent to Trilith Studios, announces its Aurora Collection of sustainable-driven homes fused with energy-saving technology. This collection features 14 unique homes designed to celebrate nature with ample natural light, resource-efficient design and landscaping, and architecture that points primary living spaces to sequestered outdoor realms. The Aurora Collection is masterminded by the award-winning Trilith Development[...]
After the historic win against the Houston Astros in the 2021 World Series, the Atlanta Braves are back for another season of triumphs! During the six-game World Series stint, the team hit every obstacle conceivable, ranging from injuries to pandemic complications. Though victory was not expected, the team persevered throughout the playoffs. After the historic win, the City of Atlanta and[...]
Sandy Springs is now one of the most popular suburbs in Atlanta. As the area continues to grow and develop, builders are bringing even more home options to the area in order to fill the need in the Atlanta market. Many buyers decide to buy in Sandy Springs because of the convenient access it offers to the bustling Perimeter area[...]
About 35 miles Southwest of Atlanta is the small town of Senoia, Georgia. Senoia was first settled in 1828 when a large number of people traveled from Newberry, South Carolina and made this land their new home. Many descendants of these early settlers still live in Senoia today and have made it a great place to live since. In 1905,[...]
During the 1820s, the Creek Indians ceded their land to the State of Georgia that would soon include five counties, including Coweta. In 1828, Georgia incorporated Newnan, and nearly 200 years later, holds the county seat. Newnan derives from a North Carolina native, General Daniel Newnan, who later became Georgia's Secretary of State and a U.S. Congressman. Newnan prospered during the turn[...]
As one of Cherokee County’s oldest towns, Woodstock was founded more than 100 years ago and grew in popularity because of its railroad activity and exporting of cotton. Today, Woodstock is one of the fastest-growing cities in the county, growing more than 70% over the past 10 years. A city unexpected, Woodstock is described as a place to escape, gather[...]
Georgia has many hidden treasures in its historic sites, world-class attractions and diverse population of the metropolitan and rural areas. Although Atlanta's new homes are fun, inviting and appealing, travel back in time and visit the gorgeous, historic homes in Georgia With a rich history and beautiful southern charm, some historic homes featured in films and television are remnants of pivotal[...]
Pioneered in the early 1930s, Dunwoody is named after Major Charles Dunwody. An extra “o” was accidentally added when the name was written incorrectly on a bank note. Dunwoody officially became a city in 2008. Located in the northern tip of DeKalb County, Dunwoody is recognized for featuring many of the metro-areas best dining, shopping, schools and recreation opportunities. The city[...]