Atlanta is the capital city of Georgia and had a 2006 population of 486,411 residents. In 2000, the city had 168,147 households with a 43.7% homeownership rate. There are 13 fortune 500 and 24 fortune 1000 companies with headquarters in Atlanta. The city of Atlanta has enjoyed tremendous growth in population over the last two decades, and the many economic opportunities that the city offers, will ensure a prosperous future.
Atlanta is home to several national and local homebuilders including top 10 national builders such as Beazer Homes, Centex Homes, KB Home and D.R. Horton Homes. Below is information about Atlanta homebuilders and new home communities.
KB Home is a national homebuilder with new home communities and homes located in 13 states across the U.S. In Atlanta, KB Home offers homebuyers 11 new home communities with homes starting from $110,990. KB new homes in Atlanta offer 3-6 bedrooms and 2-3.5 baths.
Feature KB Homes Community – Waterford Commons I – The Waterford Commons I offers one and two story homes from $125,990. These homes range from 1,577 – 3,319 sq. ft. and offer as many as 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths. Every floor plan offers a 2-car garage. This new home community is close to shopping, dining, the Wolf Creek Golf Course and interstate 285 and 20. Within the community, residents will find a swimming pool, tennis courts and a community clubhouse.
Traton Homes is a local Atlanta homebuilder building single-family new homes and townhomes in Cherokee, Cobb, Douglas, S. Fulton and Paulding counties. Within the Atlanta area, Traton has 10 communities with homes ranging from the mid $200s to the low $400s.
Feature Traton Homes Community – The Verandas at Barnes Mill – The Verandas at Barnes Mill is a new home community located in Cobb County only seven miles from Vinings and I-285. This community of townhomes offers residents a large community center, swimming pools, play areas, walking trails and tennis courts. Townhomes in this community start in the mid $200s and have as many as 4 bedrooms and 2.5 baths.
Homeland Communities is a ranch, single-family and townhome builder in Atlanta and has been building new homes for over 40 years. Homeland Communities has 13 new home communities located in the Atlanta area, with Atlanta new homes for sale from the $80s.
Feature Homeland Communities-Community – Woodward Hills – The Woodward Hills community is located in College Park, GA and offers residents 7 floor plans to choose from with homes starting from the $80s. New homes in Woodward Hills are 2 and 3-stories with 2-3 bedrooms and 2.5 bathrooms.
John Thomas Homes offers Atlanta homebuyers attached and detached single-family homes. John Thomas homes builds homes in four Atlanta area communities located in Cumming and Alpharetta, Georgia. John Thomas Homes start from $169,900.
Feature John Thomas Community – Kennewick Place is a single-family home community located in the prestigious area of North Fulton (Alpharetta). This community offers new homes from the low $200s and three floor plans offer basement options. In all, Kennewick Place has seven available floor plans with 10’x 10’ patios, 2-car garages and up to 2500 sq. ft.
The above information was gathered from each homebuilder’s website in August of 2008 and is considered reliable. However, please contact each homebuilder for the most up-to-date information about their Atlanta homes and communities. For more information about Atlanta real estate and Atlanta home builders, visit New Homes Section.
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Another point to consider is that new homes have many energy efficient features that save on energy costs.
It is interesting that new homes in Atlanta, Georgia offer different options to their buyers. I also like the idea of having energy efficient feature to save my energy costs.
Energy efficent products are certainly becoming more valued in properties here in the UK with massively rising fuel costs
We’re starting to see more energy efficient homes being built here in Myrtle Beach, but South Carolina seems to be the last to catch up with trends.
A question? Is your feed reader number real or doctored up? It seems a little unrealistic, given that your blog doesn’t even contain PR?
Ravi
LOL! We were just talking about that about a week ago… While we didn’t do anything to manipulate it, I don’t believe the figure is correct. To be honest, I’m not sure why it reads so high, or if we can do anything to correct it. Our PR was much better in the past, a combination of being hacked and reorganizing of our categories caused us to loose many of our links to the high PR pages (they’ll crawl their way back up eventually).
We’ve had several buyers at Traton’s Barnes Mill community, it’s a great location and fantastic homes.
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Now is the time to buy new homes in Atlanta. Very few builders are building new product so the best deals are already up and ready to move in.
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