With spring finally here, Atlanta’s festival season is underway! Home to some of the Southeast’s largest festivals, the metro Atlanta area offers something that appeals to nearly everyone’s tastes each weekend. From street markets and food festivals to concerts and art shows, residents around Atlanta have a variety of events to attend throughout the season. Here is our list of[...]
It should be no surprise that Atlanta devotes an entire week to the hospitality industry with its budding culinary scene making it a prime destination of food savants. More than 10 restaurants and pubs will participate in Inman Park’s sixth annual Restaurant Week to present specially chef-curated, three-course menus from March 28 to April 3 in celebration of this popular[...]
Atlanta is characterized by its distinct skyline, Southern charm, flourishing opportunities for business and being the headquarters of internationally recognized companies such as Coca Cola and CNN. Adding to the city’s claims to fame, Movoto Real Estate Blog has named Atlanta the fifth most creative city in the country! With a huge variety of unique and trendy neighborhoods, Atlanta is[...]
The Atlanta Sales and Marketing Council congratulates Heirloom Design Build for winning a Gold OBIE in the Best Green Home – 2,000+ Square Foot category for its Inman Park Neighborhood in Atlanta. The OBIE awards are the premier awards in the new home construction industry. This home is a terrific example of a successful EarthCraft House project. By focusing on select[...]
The Morningside-Lenox Park neighborhood of Atlanta was predicted to be one of the hottest neighborhoods for 2014 by Redfin, and after a mid-year check, it appears that Redfin’s guess in Atlanta was correct! Morningside-Lenox Park took the No. 3 spot in Redfin’s prediction thanks to its proximity to and lower price tag than Virginia Highland. The area has many of the[...]
The Inman Park Neighborhood Association proudly presents the 42nd Inman Park Festival and Tour of Homes this weekend. Inman Park is located just two miles east of downtown, is Atlanta’s first planned community dating back to 1890 and is one of the nation’s first garden suburbs. The Tour of Homes starts on Friday, and features eight homes including a former[...]