Urban core of the region with major employers, universities, and cultural amenities. Buyers will find everything from historic intown bungalows to new construction townhomes and luxury high-rises, plus MARTA rail access and Hartsfield-Jackson airport within a short drive. (Wikipedia)

Intown-adjacent suburb with a blend of single-family homes, townhomes, and condos along Peachtree Road, plus quick access to Buckhead and Midtown. Buyers appreciate its parks, trails, and strong restaurant scene.

“Jonquil City” just outside the perimeter with quick access to The Battery/Truist Park and I-285. Buyers like the revamped downtown, newer subdivisions, and townhome communities close to major employers in Cumberland.

Rapidly redeveloping city along the Peachtree corridor with MARTA rail stations, new apartments, and townhomes. Known for its international food scene and proximity to Brookhaven, Doraville, and I-285.

Historic community directly adjacent to the airport and the Georgia International Convention Center. Attractive for buyers seeking historic homes, transit access, and proximity to major travel and logistics employers.

Small city near Stone Mountain Park, offering more affordable housing and a quieter suburban environment. Buyers like proximity to the park, trails, and outdoor recreation.

North Fulton tech and business hub with strong schools, Class-A office space, and lifestyle centers like Avalon and Downtown Alpharetta. Buyers see a mix of master-planned communities, luxury new builds, and lock-and-leave townhomes.

Semi-rural feel with equestrian properties, rolling hills, and estate-style homes north of Alpharetta. Buyers who want space, privacy, and newer luxury construction often target Milton.

County seat of Forsyth County with quick access to GA-400 and Lake Lanier. Buyers like the combination of suburban neighborhoods, top-ranked county schools, and outdoor recreation nearby.

Further-out Cherokee County hub with a mix of historic homes and new subdivisions, often at better price points than closer-in suburbs. Buyers like the small-city feel and quick drive to North Georgia mountains.

Northwest Cobb suburb close to Kennesaw State University and I-75, popular with students, faculty, and commuting families. Offers many swim/tennis neighborhoods and newer construction.

West-of-Atlanta suburb along I-20 with a traditional downtown, newer subdivisions, and big-box retail corridors. Often offers more house for the money compared to closer-in areas.

Diverse Gwinnett suburb with a revitalized downtown, strong parks system, and proximity to I-85. Buyers find both older established neighborhoods and newer townhomes near Infinite Energy/Gas South Arena.

Historic rail town turned inner-Gwinnett suburb with a charming downtown and easy access to I-85 and Peachtree Industrial. Attractive for buyers wanting character homes, townhomes, and diverse neighborhoods.

Growing suburb in northern Gwinnett with a modern city hall complex and amphitheater. Buyers like newer subdivisions and relative affordability compared to some neighboring cities.

Established suburb inside Gwinnett with older neighborhoods, new infill, and good access to U.S.-29 and I-85. Appeals to buyers looking for value and easy commutes across central Gwinnett and DeKalb.

Fast-growing town across Barrow, Gwinnett, Hall, and Jackson counties with easy access to I-85. Buyers know it for Chateau Elan, golf-course communities, and new construction neighborhoods.

County seat of Fayette County with a traditional downtown, strong schools, and quick access to Trilith Studios and Peachtree City. Popular for buyers seeking established neighborhoods and larger lots.

Coweta County city southwest of Atlanta, with a charming courthouse square and many newer subdivisions. Buyers often look here for more house for the money while still being near I-85 and Atlanta’s job market.

Barrow County city between Atlanta and Athens, often offering more affordable housing and a small-town feel. Buyers like its Historic Downtown and proximity to Highway 316.

Upscale, highly developed suburb directly north of Atlanta with strong office corridors along GA-400 and easy access to key hospitals and Perimeter Center. Buyers like the mix of established neighborhoods, new townhomes, and good commuter access.

Walkable small-city feel just east of Atlanta with a strong reputation for schools and a lively downtown square. Popular with buyers who want older bungalows, craftsman homes, and a true “in-town” lifestyle.

Established north-side suburb anchored by Perimeter Mall and major office parks, with good access to GA-400 and I-285. Attractive to buyers wanting traditional single-family homes in tree-lined neighborhoods plus nearby MARTA stations.

South-side city with easy access to downtown Atlanta, I-75/85, and Hartsfield-Jackson airport. Buyers can find more affordable single-family homes and older brick ranches, often with larger lots.

East-side suburb with a traditional Main Street, older established neighborhoods, and easy access to I-285 and U.S.-78. Popular with buyers wanting solid mid-century homes and a community-focused feel.

Large, historic suburb along the Chattahoochee River with a charming downtown, plentiful parks, and strong schools. Buyers often look for brick traditional homes, swim/tennis communities, and newer luxury infill construction.

Affluent, master-planned suburb with top-rated schools, golf communities, and plenty of parks along the Chattahoochee. Popular with buyers seeking larger homes, newer construction, and quiet residential streets.

Planned city in southwest Gwinnett featuring business parks, town centers, and Chattahoochee River access. Appeals to buyers wanting suburban convenience with nearby jobs in tech and engineering.

Cherokee County city with a revitalized downtown, outlets, and easy I-575 access. Buyers find new master-planned neighborhoods, townhomes, and older homes close to restaurants and shops.

Large Cobb County city with a classic town square, multiple historic districts, and convenient access to I-75. Buyers can choose from post-war ranches, craftsman renovations, and newer townhome communities.

Lake-side community in Cobb and Bartow counties with historic downtown Acworth and access to Lake Allatoona. Buyers like relatively affordable homes and outdoor recreation options.

Seat of Gwinnett County with a walkable downtown, courthouse square, and a wide variety of subdivisions. Buyers like the central location within Gwinnett and access to county services, Gwinnett Tech, and Northside Hospital.

Family-oriented suburb known for its award-winning Town Center Park, greenways, and well-regarded Gwinnett schools. Popular with buyers seeking newer homes and active-lifestyle amenities.

Gwinnett/Hall city known for the Mall of Georgia area and Lake Lanier access. Buyers can pick between older in-town homes, new subdivisions, and lake-area properties.

East-Gwinnett bedroom community centered around Highway 78, with many suburban neighborhoods and access to major retail. Buyers often target it for price point and proximity to Stone Mountain and Athens corridor.

City that straddles Gwinnett and Walton counties, offering a more semi-rural suburban feel with newer subdivisions. Buyers often come here for larger lots and quieter streets while staying within commuting distance to Atlanta.

Henry County city just south of I-285 with good access to I-75 and Hartsfield-Jackson. Buyers like the mix of established neighborhoods and newer subdivisions at generally lower price points than north-side suburbs.

Master-planned community famous for its 100+ miles of golf-cart paths connecting neighborhoods, schools, and shopping. Buyers are drawn to its lakes, greenbelts, strong schools, and resort-like lifestyle.

Rockdale County seat on I-20 east of Atlanta, offering suburban neighborhoods, some acreage homes, and access to the Georgia International Horse Park area. Good for buyers who commute along the I-20 corridor.

Hall County city and regional hub on the northeast side of the metro, with a growing downtown and access to Lake Lanier. Buyers appreciate job opportunities, hospitals, and a range of housing from intown homes to lake properties.