Oakland Cemetery is sometimes called Atlanta's "City of the Dead," given its mansion-like mausoleums, towering obelisks, and network of brick-paved streets. It's also of the only places in the city of Atlanta that hasn't changed much since thefalse
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The new owners of Nashville's Fifth and Main condo project are hoping an auction might jumpstart interest in their mostly empty asset. This isn't the building's first time at the rodeo, so to speak; ACG Equities Inc. acquired the foreclosedfalse
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If Atlanta's glass condo towers of the past decade bring to mind Miami's skyline, Midtown's Reid House is a throwback to the Upper West Side. Confidently standing like an elegant lady who's seen it all and isn't impressed, the Reid House's brickfalse
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Atlanta's Midtown is hardly recognizable from 20 years ago. It's truly astonishing how much development has occurred in this most urbane of intown neighborhoods, with signature buildings like Metropolis, Viewpoint, Spire, 1010 Midtown, and the false
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Think quick: what's Atlanta's most expensive foreclosure at the moment? I'll give you some hints. Its exterior was designed by the nation's foremost classically inclined architect; its interior resembles Warhol's Silver Factory; and the buildingfalse
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After a relaxing weekend in gorgeous Asheville, North Carolina, I've come to realize something: Atlanta's pretty flat. Yes, we have hills and compared to Florida we're the Himalayas, but there are few opportunities for true "mountain homes."false
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I’ve always fancied myself an old-house person. Growing up, I had subscriptions to This Old House and Old House Journal magazines, and I would spend hours drafting plans for what my ideal vintage house would look like. I had dreams of mellowedfalse
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Over the past two weeks, we've looked at homes on the Beltline in Virginia Highland and Poncey Highland. Our tour concludes with buildings located in Inman Park and Old Fourth Ward. These two intown neighborhoods are like cousins, long separatedfalse
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Some exciting things are happening on the Beltline right now. As in, it's finally being constructed. Work started in May and will last until early 2012 on the Eastside Trail, which is the segment of the Beltline that runs through some of Atlanta'sfalse
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If you’re looking for a true loft in the heart of Midtown, Peachtree Lofts is a great buy. It’s a member of what I like to call the Midtown Loft Trio, which also includes 805 Peachtree and Cornerstone Village. They all offer vintage livingfalse
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