A fast-paced, ready-for-the-future attitude is evident in its booming convention business, pulsing nightlife, showplace museums, sophisticated fine arts facilities and painstakingly restored historical landmarks.

Atlantans are fiercely proud of their city. They bubble over with enthusiasm for Braves baseball, Hawks basketball, Thrashers hockey and Falcons football. The city has hosted two Super Bowls. News of Atlanta's special formula for friendliness combined with pride emerged during the 1996 Olympics, when the city opened its doors and made the world feel welcome.

Downtown Atlanta has several hubs of activity: the World Congress Convention Center; CNN Center, home of Ted Turner's 24-hour Cable News Network; and Peachtree Center, a combination of grand hotels, upscale retail and modern businesses. Cultural events includes a myriad of outdoor fairs, festivals and concerts.

Just a few miles away, the city's progressive sights and sounds evolve into quiet, dogwood and azalea-lined streets. Residents of Atlanta's historic in-town neighborhoods enjoy restored homes, baby buggy-friendly sidewalks, unusual antique shops and art studios, and intimate, cozy outdoor cafes.

Visitors will be pleasantly surprised to find that Atlanta's residents demonstrate a courteous, caring attitude toward strangers. Many visitors who came to town during the Olympics liked Atlanta so much that they decided to make it their home.  Whether you are moving within Atlanta or a recent transplant to our city, give us a call.  We would love to help you sell your current home and find the perfect new place to call home.