How Dueling Real Estate Data Studies Are Shaping Private Listings Fight
As the war over private listings intensifies, Zillow and Compass (among others) are using dueling data reports and starkly different methodologies to make their respective cases in the courtroom—and in the court of public opinion. On July 24, Compass reported that pre-marketed homes that started as
Mortgage Rates Remain Steady; Buyers Moving on Modest Decreases
Mortgage rates remained relatively steady from last week, but an increase in home-purchase application activity after multiple weeks of decreases shows that homebuyers are getting accustomed to the current environment and responding to even slight rate decreases. This week, the average 30-year fixe
Selig Enterprises to bring 375 rental units to Ponce de Leon Avenue
Part of Ponce de Leon Avenue in Virginia-Highland is about to get a major makeover now that Selig Enterprises’ proposed development is making its way through the City of Atlanta’s approval process. Selig announced in February its plan to redevelop 1.75 acres directly across from Hotel Clermont. The
How Taylor Morrison tracks one division’s offsite component gains
Battling soft margins, dicey demand and chronic labor shortages, can homebuilders leverage a pivot to factory-built components as an offset to build more efficiently and scale with fewer workers?This is a question that Taylor Morrison’s Austin division began asking just before the onset of the COVID
Trump Administration Revisiting Capital Gains Tax Reform
The Trump administration is reportedly looking at updating rules and limits around the capital gains tax limitations on home sales—a longstanding issue in real estate. On Fox Business recently, host and former National Economic Council director Larry Kudlow said he had spoken to President Trump abou
Fulton Schools superintendent recommends 5.85% property tax hike for 2026
Fulton County Schools Superintendent Mike Looney announced that he will recommend a 5.85% increase to the 2026 property tax rate at the Aug. 20 Board of Education meeting. “Rising costs, increased employer contributions for health care and the Teachers Retirement System, inflation, and declining loc
Northlake leaders seek feedback for five-year plan
Leaders of the Tucker-Northlake Community Improvement District (CID) are seeking feedback from the community on a plan to better connect the Northlake district. The One Northlake Plan will be developed by CID leaders – with support from a grant from the Atlanta Regional Commission’s Livable Centers
Wolves battle for draw in season opener - Times-Georgian
Wolves battle for draw in season opener Times-Georgian
Griffin's Game Set for Owls' Home Opener Sept. 4 vs West Georgia - Kennesaw State University Athletics
Griffin's Game Set for Owls' Home Opener Sept. 4 vs West Georgia Kennesaw State University Athletics
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