As the Peach State's Capitol and county seat of Fulton County, Atlanta is home to about 450,000 people and the economic and cultural center of the metro area. Encompassing $304 billion, metro Atlanta is the eighth largest economy in the country and 17th largest in the world. Corporate operations comprise a large portion of the Atlanta's economy, with the city serving as the regional, national and headquarters for many corporations.
Located along 17th Street on the former Atlantic Steel Mill site, Atlantic Station is a newer and vibrant community taking “live, work, play” to the limit. Atlantic Station isn’t just home to world-class dining, shopping and entertainment. Residents enjoy plenty of world class dining, shopping, entertainment and greenery. It is an unbeatable strategic location in the heart of Midtown, ideal for those who prefer to be conveniently located near world-class amenities (including quick access to MARTA).
The central business district, Downtown Atlanta is home to many corporate and regional headquarters, government facilities, sporting venues and Georgia State University. Containing the city skyline’s tallest buildings, Downtown is also the heart of the city’s most iconic architecture.
Castleberry Hill is on the National Register of Historic Places – the railway that runs through this hood is old as the city itself and is known as Atlanta’s historic creative district. It is made up of early 20th century warehouse buildings that have been converted into lofts, which are now the predominant housing type. Growing in retail and entertainment establishments, this neighborhood hosts a beloved annual art stroll showcasing the area’s many galleries and restaurants.
Founded in 1836, Roswell is now the eighth largest city in Georgia and has twice been voted the best place to live in the metro area by Atlanta magazine. With 13 parks, many well-preserved historical sites and a ranking of the 18th safest-city in the U.S., Roswell is a family-oriented community.
Just 22 miles north of Atlanta, Alpharetta offers a full spectrum of attractions, excellent schools, sensible housing costs and historic Southern charm, while remaining close to Atlanta’s global employers — part of the reason Forbes magazine chose Alpharetta as the nation’s No. 1 “reloville” in 2017.
Milton was incorporated in March 2006 and in 2011 was voted ninth best for quality of life in the South by the Atlanta Business Chronicle. A highly affluent city, Milton is bordered by Roswell and Alpharetta on the south side and is easily accessible via Georgia 400.