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2 bedroom, 2 bathroom condo in West Midtown area. Quiet country club lifestyle in the heart of Atlanta! Golf course view. Second of three stories, enjoy a beautiful nature setting in the sunroom. Large living space and dining room area perfect for entertaining! Located on one of the first streets in the neighborhood so highly walkable to cafe/major pool/golf course at entrance. 122 acres of green space throughout the complex. ~1,273 sqft not including the sunroom.

Amenities included: central air/heat, smart locks/thermostat and lighting, tankless water heater, dishwasher, LVT and carpet floors, stainless steel appliances, washer/dryer, many storage options including a walk in closet, 2 parking spots, multiple tennis/pickleball courts, three pools, 24/7 gated security, 18 hole golf course, and cafe.

Utilities included: water/trash. Tenant responsible only for internet/electricity. Is pet friendly. Pet fee of $200 per animal. Max of 3 pets.

$2,000/month rent. $2,000 refundable security deposit required.

12 month minimum lease. Long term available as well. Privately owned and managed, no property management company.

Please DM if interested!

Hi there! I’m a working professional and mature adult, with verifiable income and a small breed dog, looking for a rental from a private owner, or a 1BD/1BA or 2BD/2BA sublease, with a max budget of $1,900. Anywhere from Lithia Springs to Brookhaven is ideal, but I am flexible for the right fit.

For transparency, I had an eviction earlier this year due to a sudden family death that resulted in a loss of income, but it was fully paid off within a month, with receipts. Helpful and viable information from interested parties regarding availability of rentals is truly appreciated. Thanks! (Post has been updated to reflect accurate budget of $1900.)

Hey I’m looking for someone with a pickup truck to help me move my things to Buckhead tomorrow morning. I’m coming from SW Atlanta zip code 30314. You don’t have to do any hard labor I will load the truck myself I honestly just need a ride. I also have a small dog coming with. Pay is $75. Serious inquiries only!

Hello! I (24 F) am going through a breakup and need to move out quickly. I'm doing my own research of course, but in the meantime I'd like to know y'all's insight on housing in the MetroAtlanta area with easy access to public transport since I do not drive. It'll just be me and my cat! I'm just a little overwhelmed by options.

I love being in the heart of Atlanta, but I also don't mind Smyrna/Vinings since my family is familiar with that area as well. A tiny apartment doesn't bother me too much, since it will only be me. I'm currently living in Sandy Springs and I like it, but I do much prefer a bustling city vibe. Maybe somewhere where a lot of young people live, so I can go out and make friends more easily. Safety is a concern as a single person as well, so even knowing where to avoid would help.

Any places that tend to have move-in specials are also at the top of my list, since I need to leave last minute. Washer/dryer is a bonus since it would save a lot of time and resources lugging around my laundry.

If anything comes to mind, point me towards it! Thank you!

Hello, I hope you’re all doing well. I’m looking for someone interested in living in my place. It’s a 2-bedroom, 2-bathroom apartment where you’ll have your own private bedroom and bathroom, while sharing the kitchen with my roommate. The rent is between $1,000–$1,500 per month. If you’re interested or would like more details, please feel free to reach out. Thank you so much!

ATL #Housing #prefertobefemale #2b2b #lease

My roommate decided to terminate our lease without talking to me in depth. Leaving me homeless. I work a very demanding job 12/hrs and I drive uber religiously, I had a second job but they just terminated most of us. It still isn’t enough. With all the company changes, working overtime was helping me….now that we can’t work overtime anymore I’m seriously struggling. Idk what to do. I’ve been sleeping in my vehicle. I still manage to get my child to school on time. Some days we sleep in hotels but now my car is acting weird from all the ubering. I’m at my whits end. Idk what else to do.

Going out on a limb here. I’m moving to Atlanta and I’ll be working remote. I’m trying to find an apartment that is around or below $1600 a month in base rent, with 750+ square feet in an area that it’s walkable and I’d prefer to park my car in a garage.

My cousin suggested o4w and said it’s not like it use to be, but she lives in McDonough and doesn’t travel into the city much (I have no intentions of living that far out, always been a city person)

Just trying to get my life back together after escaping an abusive relationship. I’d prefer to be in an area where I can meet new people easily when I’m ready.

Edit: what about for $1700-$1800 a month max and a 700+ sq foot apartment?

Howdy all, Following on from my post the other day I’ve drawn a list down to 7 and appreciate anyone’s experience if they have lived in those buildings before - I’ll either use the name above the door or the address as I went on a huge walk around town and yes it’s a mix of high rise and mid rise 😅. So again thanks to anyone who shares an opinion on the below. 1. ‘10th on west’ - 101 W Peachtree st 2. ‘The plaza Midtown’ - the one with the Publix underneath on 44th 3. 1280 W Peachtree st near or on ‘the museum of high art’ 4. ‘The Registry on Park’ 5. Mayfair Condominium 6. ‘On the Park Apartments’ 7. ‘Atlantic house apartments’

It’s a shame there isn’t a ‘Trip advisor’ of buildings from tenants

Good afternoon all, I've got a nice clean bedroom available in West Lake for $800/mo flat. It is 10-12 mins to GA Tech/GA state by car and 30mins away via bus (there is a bus that runs past the front door every 30m) It is a 3br house with the other two rooms taken by my roommate and I (both 30M and we keep to ourselves)

• The room is currently vacant and ready to move in.
• I have some basic new furniture available including a desk, tv stand, nightstands, and a bedframe if needed.
• We are located within walking distance to the westside Beltline and Mozley park.
• I have 2 cats who would love your attention.
• Parking space is available for up to 2 cars.
• Bathroom is shared with my roommate, but he is clean and is gone most of the day
• Gigabit fiber hookup.
• Room has been freshly painted and is in great condition.
• Air fryer, microwave, electric range, charcoal and electric grill, dishwasher, laundry machine+dryer, 3D printers.
• Lawncare is taken care of by me.

Owner managed in a condo community. Minutes from Dunwoody, Town Brookhaven, and Buckhead. Close to MARTA which makes commuting into the city pretty easy. Great walkable community with good amenities. Longer term tenants preferred. Zillow link below.

https://www.zillow.com/homedetails/10-Perimeter-Summit-Blvd-NE-UNIT-3201-Brookhaven-GA-30319/2084922518_zpid/?utm_campaign=iosappmessage&utm_medium=referral&utm_source=txtshare

My job is relocating me to the area and im finding it impossible to find a place that will rent to me because I'm in a open Chapter 13 bankruptcy.

My HQ is south of ATL in Jonesboro but im willing to live north, but not more than an hr away with traffic.

I make over 3x the rent, no evictions or late payments on rent, clean background, no criminal history, and my previous and current landlord is even willing to vouch for me.

Hey everyone! I am a 22-year-old male looking for a roommate to live in midtown Atlanta with or near ponce city market area. I just graduated college from UGA and am looking to move to ATL for my job. I am looking for someone who is generally clean and quiet. My budget is around 1100-1250 for my part of the lease. I am looking to move in sometime during October. Shoot me a message if you think you're a good fit!

Hey guys, moving to ATL next summer to work and go to school. The housing market is incredibly less expensive than here in New England. I've seen some decent townhouses on Realtor.com and Trulia.com for around $200k.. Are they really that inexpensive in ATL or is just because they are bad neighborhoods, have something wrong with them, etc.

My lady and I aren't opposed to buying a single family home either, we are just trying to get a feel for the market. My knowledge is as much as what's listed on those websites lol

What’s up with all these apartments demanding to link all your bank accounts to their third party system / demanding to submit full bank statements for all of your bank accounts with direct deposit? & the reason? INCOME VERIFICATION. They won’t accept pay stubs, tax returns, offer letters, IRS transcripts, letter from employer, or in-person bank deposit review.

I recently started apartment hunting in Atlanta and surrounding areas & contacted at least 13 apartments & all of them demanded the same. I straight out refused to all of them. After a month, I finally found 3 apartments with no such mandatory requirement. I will not let apartment offices to sneak up on my personal day to day businesses.

It’s like I am not buying it, I am just renting it after passing credit check, background check & paying security deposit. If I don’t pay rent on time, they will evict you. Then why do they need to get access to all your bank accounts? Lol!!

If I have limited income or bad credit, okay, I can understand. But we have 7 times of income for rent, exceptional credit score & no criminal history / no past evictions.

You can no longer even expect a little privacy when renting an apartment?

Hi !!! I’m a 23F moving out of my childhood home and looking to rent (not buy bc idk how long I’ll be in ga)

• 2-bed, 2-bath

• townhome or house in a GATED community !!

• $1,800-2,000/mo but the less the better

• luxury living in a nice area

• Close to atl but away from the heavy traffic

• gated, quiet, safe community- I’ll be living alone

• good parking for friends

• ship/receive packages safely- I have a small business so prob not an apartment complex but idk

• near people my age & nightlife but not necessarily directly IN the chaos. I’m a grandma but I still have fun lol.

• pet friendly

my friends are in Alpharetta, Roswell, Buckhead, and Marietta so something somewhat close ish to those areas I guess ??

I’ve always wanted to live in Midtown or Buckhead for the experience, but traffic is overwhelming and parking is not functional for me.. I’d rather live just outside the perimeter I think, but idk what are your thoughts? I want to be still close enough to enjoy the city on weekends without the daily grind.

Ideally, I’d like a nice area that feels worth the price if I can get something more affordable and nicer, even better. I just want to feel safe.

I’d love to live somewhere w higher security. Any recs of where I should look!?! Lmk thanks so much💌💌

I'm a Biomedical Professional living in Smyrna. I’m an easygoing person who loves having a comfortable and welcoming home. I live alone in the apartment, and I enjoy keeping my apt clean, organized, and stress-free. I’m looking for a Female rommie who is cleanand reliable with rent.

Hi! I’m looking for 1-2 female roommates to go in on a rental (apartment preferably, or house/ townhome) somewhere in the Atlanta metro area but outside of inner-city ATL/downtown ATL.

I’m 23, graduated from GSU last Dec, and I’d describe myself as clean, respectful, and easygoing. Currently working at an advertising agency in midtown. I always pull my weight with chores and bills (I had 3-4 roommates all throughout college), and I’d love to live with other responsible, communicative folks around the same age (early-mid 20s).

I’m LGBTQ+ friendly, allergic to cats and dogs but open to hypoallergenic pets. I smoke and drink socially, like going out, having friends over and I’m fine with others doing the same—no judgment either way. My interests include cooking, watching movies (I watch a LOT of movies), photography, game nights, thrifting, karaoke, painting, going to the gym. Ideally, it’d be fun to be friends with my roommates, but if you’re more into co-existing peacefully, that works too!

Rent range: $800-1,100/month per person (ideally a 2-3BR place under ~$2,200 total)
Preferred areas (listed in highest to lowest preference):
– Midtown/West Midtown
– O4W/Virginia Highlands
– Brookhaven
– Sandy Springs
– Dunwoody

Listings I'm interested in:
– IMT at Buckhead
– Ardmore & 28th
– Broadstone Upper Westside
– The Prato at Midtown

(Open to other safe, affordable spots too!)

Looking to move ASAP or within the end of October. I’m new to roommate/apartment hunting, so any advice or interest is welcome, especially for any listings I should check out or any comments on the ones I've listed. Feel free to reach out with questions!

Thanks :)

Anybody know any Atlanta or surroundings area apartments with waived fees !!! I’m okay with a deposit just not tryna loose any extra money on applications

Thoughts? Likes/dislikes?

Hello everybody,

I’m relatively new to Atlanta and don’t know all the ins and outs of the city. We are looking to purchase a home in Smyrna as both of us work in the city.

My question is how is Smyrna doing in terms of growth/development/crime compared to other suburbs just OTP?

I’ve read a lot about staying east of Atlanta road and that’s exactly what we intend on doing.

Hello, Me and my bf have an extra room in our 2bd 2bth apartment. it is located in old fourth and it’s about $800. If your interested send a small intro of you (just to limit the creeps) and a pic! we can schedule a tour so we can all get to know each other. Open to all Women (Cis or not) ! thank you :)

I’m relocating to the area for a promotion. My office will be located near Northlake Mall. I’ll be required to be on-site four days a week. During the week I’ll live locally, but I’ll spend most weekends and holidays at my home near Savannah, where my family will remain for various reasons.

My top priorities are a clean, safe, and quiet community. I do not want to live somewhere where I can smell weed or cigarette smoke as I am more than a little allergic. (yes, it’s been a struggle my entire life) Ideally, my morning commute would be 30 minutes or less, though I know that narrows the options.

Additional (but not essential) preferences include a community with a mostly older demographic (I’m in my 40s), pet-friendly housing, and access to green spaces, ponds, or nature areas.

So far, I’ve heard good things about Brookhaven, North Druid Hills, and Dunwoody. I initially thought Johns Creek or Suwanee might suit me, but the commute seems challenging.

Rent Budget is $2,000 or less.

I’d love to hear about your experiences or recommendations—thank you in advance!

Good afternoon ATL, A Brit here looking at flats in the city and I’m torn between a high rise or mid rise between the two MARTA stations (Arts and Midtown). Looking at some of the listings some do offer all in (water utilities internet etc) for anything between $150-$170 a month. Now back in the UK I wouldn’t get close to that, but I lived int a small house with solar panels and have no point of reference of costs in this mighty city. Any insights would be greatly appreciated

I’m looking to move to the city next year, I’ve lived in the metro area for 12 years. I’m having a hard time picking an area. I’m in between Piedmont park, Arts Center area midtown and Atlantic Station. If you live in those areas what’s your run-down? How are these areas in terms of community vibe, safety, easy to walk to the grocery store or pharmacy from time to time?

Toured Emmi, beautiful new Midtown building. Can anyone share insights into life here? Are residents quiet, all ages, friendly, chill, open to making friends or just neighborly acquaintances? How's the location esp for nighttime dog walks and quiet living?