Atlanta, Georgia
A multi-cultural metro area rich in history.
Atlanta is often considered the hub of the south. Major corporations have their global headquarters here including Coca-Cola, Delta Airlines, AT&T, and UPS. Atlanta is also a hotspot for the entertainment industry, serving as the center for music, film and TV production in the South.
While Atlanta is a large, bustling urban destination, its flourishing greenery, both in and around it, is unique to a city its size. Rolling hills, dense forests, and vegetation abound. Enjoy green spaces in town at places like Piedmont Park, Centennial Olympic Park or along the Beltline, a loop of trails and walkways circling the city. Explore elegant Buckhead with upscale shopping and trendy dining, or dive into the edgy, hip scene of East Atlanta Village.
Griffin Crossings
Halcyon Grand
17th Street Lofts
Altitude Atlanta
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Arbor Crossing
Atlas LaVista Hills
Park At Vinings
Reserve At Twin Oaks
Sedgefield
The Alcove
Brentwood Downs
The Park at Peachtree Hills
Kinwood Union City
Aspire Lenox Park
Skyline ATL
Seven Seventy Glenwood
Solis Kennesaw
Centennial Ridge
District at Windy Hill
FLATS at Ponce City Market
Haven North East
Haven on Peachwood
Leyland Pointe
Redwood Ridge
Signal House
Society Atlanta
The Glen at Lanier Crossing
Park on Clairmont
The Howell
Arbors at Winters Chapel
The Maddux at Shadowood
Resia Willows
Treeline Ansley
Solis Hapeville
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Alaire at Morningside
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