Brock Built Weighs In
Atlanta is a bustling and constantly budding city where Brock Built has communities and keeps up with what makes the city special. When looking at the question, is Atlanta a good place to live? We will weigh several factors and let the readers decide if you agree. The historical richness and success stories of minorities are endless. Large companies always seek out Atlanta, and major events follow suit. More than 75% of Fortune 1000 companies have some type of footprint in Atlanta. However, what is it truly like to live in Atlanta? Is Atlanta a nice city to live in and stay in for many years? Well, it is time to look at some key parts of living in Atlanta and how they may relate to you.
What Awaits You in Atlanta?
Atlanta has alluring elements, like the beautiful Brock Built communities, national historical sites, top-rated restaurants, sports teams, large parks, and nightlife. We love the city’s diversity, fun, and never-ending list of things to explore. A homebody or retired person may still enjoy the museums, performances, coffee shops, and delicious bites. Brock Built Homes has properties in and around Midtown Atlanta. Midtown is the perfect area for history, art, theater, and food. Festivals bring over 6 million people to that particular area yearly. Brookhaven has the lowest crime rate, and some of the best schools can be found in Atlantic Station. Buckhead is the most affluent Atlanta neighborhood, and it fits the lifestyle of those who are active but still work for families because of great schools, parks, and plenty of options for dining and entertainment.
Pros and Cons
Not a fan of heavy traffic and crowds? Well, that could be seen as a downfall if you are deciding if you should move to Atlanta. MARTA, or public transportation, is an option if you mainly live or work in Atlanta or prefer to park your car more. MARTA is often recommended when attending large events, concerts, or games. Personal tastes, interests, and even future plans like starting a family will impact a person’s take on Atlanta and if you find Atlanta to be expensive or not. Housing prices have risen across the country, but Atlanta is still considered pretty affordable. Atlanta is seen as a place where you can get more bang for your buck than many other major cities. The amount of money or salary needed to live comfortably in Atlanta will factor in things such as family size, the particular area of the city, and living alone or with someone. On average, the annual suggested salary to live in Atlanta comfortably would be between $69,0000 and $87,000. The median household income is $65,345. The best recommendation is to look at your needs, income, and goals over the next few years to determine how well-suited Atlanta is for you. That will also impact the take on the quality of life in Atlanta. We love Atlanta overall for all of the offerings and the growth potential. There is a good chance it will work if you get out and explore the city and find things to love about Atlanta too!
The Sights and Sounds
Some Brock Built Atlanta favorites for us are:
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Piedmont Park
The Fox Theatre
Atlantic Station
Chattahoochee Works Food Hall
Phipps Plaza
Chops Lobster Bar
Slutty Vegan
Centennial Park
Nan Thai Fine Dining
Ponce City Market
Nuevo Laredo
Cooks and Soldiers
Bartaco
Phipps Plaza
The BeltLine
Fourth Ward Park
The Carter Center
High Museum of Art