What are the Best Housing Markets in Georgia for 2007?
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Georgia is the 24th largest state in the U.S.,
and is the largest in land area east of the Mississippi River (excluding land under lakes, rivers, etc.). The State Fruit is the peach, thus Georgia has often been referred to as The Peach State.


The housing market in Georgia has dipped in 2007, in step with most U.S. housing markets.  Rising costs of healthcare, fuel, and related items are forcing some homeowners into foreclosure, and Georgia is pretty much a buyer's market at present.

Only a few regions in Georgia have shown any improvements in average sales prices during 2007. 

According to Trulia.com, the following areas have shown slight positive growth (or at least no negative growth) in average sales prices since earlier this year (June-August):

Covington: Housing prices up by 0.1%. Average sales price=$147K.
Lawrenceville: Housing prices unchanged. Average sales price=$182K.
Suwanee: Housing prices up by 0.8%.  Average sales price=$310K.

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written by odewepe , September 26, 2008

I think in 2008 the areas to buy are in the East Atlanta Neighborhoods. The Neighborhoods to what out for are Columbia Heights and Mcafee. The other Areas to keep any eye on are East Lake Terrace because the Foreclosure in that neighborhood took a hard punch. There are so many homes you could get for a steel.
Mitch Grooms Atlanta Realtor
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