Walkability plays a key role in Atlanta rental prices. Studies have shown that neighborhoods with higher Walk Scores tend to command higher rents. Explore this relationship in detail with our interactive map. Tap the Graphic and Search Rents by City or Zip Code
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The largest concentration of vacant land in Cleveland - a 400-acre neighborhood southeast of Downtown The Opportunity Corridor in Cleveland, contains the largest concentration of vacant land in the City of Cleveland - a 400-acre neighborhood southeast of downtown Cleveland, once known as the “Forgotten Triangle”. The corridor is a significant investment that is expected to create community and economic development opportunities for residents in some of Cleveland's most challenged communities.
Roxbury, one of Boston's oldest neighborhoods, with its strategic location and easy access to public transit has been the focus of many planning initiatives and several projects in the planning, approval, or construction phase. Click the image below and scroll down
The Opportunity Corridor in Cleveland, contains the largest concentration of vacant land in the City of Cleveland and is an area of significant real estate investment. Click the image below and scroll down
Explore the emerging real estate markets of Miami Gardens and Opa-Locka in South Florida. Miami Gardens, which is known for its business expansion and diverse housing options, draws investors looking for different opportunities, while Opa-Locka's distinctive architectural legacy attracts those interested in historical conservation and creative development. Click the image below and scroll down
Over the past decade, Midtown Detroit has undergone a significant transformation, blending historic charm with modern amenities through repurposed buildings and revitalized green spaces. Midtown's resurgence as a cultural, educational and healthcare hub has sparked demand for housing, driven by students, young professionals and urban dwellers. Click the image below and scroll down
Charlotte, North Carolina’s economic growth has led to increased housing demand and revitalization efforts in the West Charlotte neighborhood. Once known for its industrial roots, the area is transforming with new residential development and convenient amenities, attracting a diverse mix of residents. Click the image below and scroll down
Thanks to its prime location, Beltline access, and a wave of corporate investment, Westside Atlanta presents exciting opportunities for developers and investors. The area's booming population, mix of historic and modern development, and potential for future growth make it a hotspot in the Atlanta real estate market. Click the image below and scroll down
Atlanta's rental market is changing. Walkable neighborhoods are in demand, with renters willing to pay more to live in areas where they can easily get around on foot. This reflects a broader preference for walkable living, and Atlanta is adapting with new developments. Investors and renters alike should note this trend, as walkability becomes a powerful factor in the city's housing choices.
