Archive for Sandy Springs Homes
My Sandy Springs Listing Featured in AJC Homes Section
One of the homes I’m marketing, in Sandy Springs, was recently featured in the AJC Homes Section. The Reconstruction era home is at 5895 Mitchell Road in Sandy Springs and is owned by Wanda and Voytek Godlewski. Feel free to click this link to see the article.
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Homes Sandy Springs over $1 million
Since Sandy Springs recently made a list of the top 10 richest communities in the United States, I thought it would be appropriate to list the current Sandy Springs luxury homes over $1 million.
Portfolio.com ranked communities with populations over 75,000 and Sandy Springs placed 9th on the list. The report also says Sandy Springs is [...]
Sandy Springs Homes Inventory December 2009
As of December 2009, there was a little over 14 months of home inventory in Sandy Springs. Looking at the historical trend, especially in light of the real estate collapse, 14 months is a huge improvement. As you can see by the 3-year graph of Sandy Springs homes, the inventory started skyrocketing last [...]
A Piece of Sandy Springs History
This historic home was recently featured in the AJC Homes Section.
This is a rare opportunity to become an owner of a Reconstruction era home in North Atlanta. The c.1870 house has been recognized by the Sandy Springs Historical Society as one of the oldest buildings in the area.
Your home will have original features [...]
Brief History of Sandy Springs
Sandy Springs, Georgia has gone through a huge transformation over the last few years. The people of Sandy Springs had spent the better part of three decades trying to gain incorporation, and come out from under the thumb of Fulton County. The City of Atlanta has always stared at Sandy Springs they way [...]
Temporary Tax Breaks
In early 2009 Congress passed a Temporary Economic Recovery & Reinvestment Act of 2009. This nearly $800 billion stimulus package offers wonderful temporary tax incentives. Many of the incentives that are presently set to expire at the year of the year include the following credits/deductions/incentives:
