- Market Review
Metro population:
5.9 m
Median Home Income:
60,000 dollars
Unemployment rate:
3.90%
Median House Price:
138,000 dollars
Median monthly rent:
1,265 dollars
Atlanta, nestled at the foot of the low mountains of the Appalachian Mountains, is the third largest metropolitan area in the southeast. Over the decades the metro area has experienced rapid population growth to suit the demand for new services created, many of them in particularly lucrative industries like manufacturing. Today Atlanta's growth has slowed slightly but there are still good investment opportunities if you know where to look. Continue reading and / or watch the video above for more information on this exciting real estate market.
Why invest here?
Atlanta has experienced significant job growth and recent population growth, both of which are good signs for a strong real estate market. For now, Atlanta still offers real estate income ™ around $ 138,000 (and in many cases much less) that will rent about 1% of the purchase price, and also has a high chance of being appreciated.
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Trends and Statistics of Albuquerque 2018-2019
In this section you will learn about the key factors that will make Atlanta one of the most powerful real estate markets in 2018, including: Reasonableness, Cash Flow and Stock Growth Potential. Check out the housing, population and employment trends in Atlanta tabs to learn more.
Sources of information:
- https://factfinder.census.gov/
- https://www.deptofnumbers.com/employment/new-mexico/albuquerque/
- https://www.zillow.com/albuquerque-metro-nm_r394312/home-values/
- Real Affiliate Data of a Real Wealth Network
Atlanta real estate values are cheaper than many other cities in the US today.
- In January 2018, the median purchase price of single-family homes with 3 bedrooms in the Atlanta area was $ 165,000. This is 18% lower than the national average of $ 202,000 for homes with 3 bedrooms nationwide.
- In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median purchase price was only $ 138,000 in January 2018. It is 32% cheaper than the national average.
- This shows us that real estate in Atlanta is cheaper than many cities across the state. This is especially true in neighborhoods where members of the Wealth Real network invest.
Some Atlanta neighborhoods generate higher-than-average monthly income.
- As of January 2018, the median monthly rental of 3 bedrooms in Atlanta was $ 1,300, which is 0.79% of the $ 165,000 purchase price. This is higher than the national purchase and rental ratio of 0.71%.
- In neighborhoods where RWN members invest in 3-bedroom homes, rents are priced at $ 1,265 per month, which is 0.92% of the purchase price of $ 138.
- This shows us that it is possible to generate a passive monthly cash flow from properties in Atlanta, at a higher than average national rent-to-purchase ratio.
Home values in Atlanta were rated at a faster rate than the national average.
- In January 2012 the median price of 3-bedroom homes in Atlanta was $ 91,000. This means that in the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), homes with 3 bedrooms in Atlanta have been edited 66%. At that time, 3-bedroom home values were rated at only 41% nationwide.
- This shows us that property values in Atlanta are valued at a higher rate than in most cities in the US today.
The median monthly rent of homes in Atlanta rose slightly more slowly than the national average.
- In the last six years (January 2012 - January 2018), the median similarity wage for 3-bedroom homes has risen by 16% on the Atlanta Metro. Nationally, rents rose by 17% during this period.
- This shows us that rental prices in Atlanta are estimated to be slightly slower than other cities in the US today.
The population of Atlanta has grown rapidly over the past few years.
- Since 2010, Atlanta's population has grown by 11%. During that period the national population grew by 5.3%.
- This means that Atlanta is growing faster than many other real estate markets, which is a promising sign for investors interested in stock growth and future income potential.
Atlanta created more jobs in 2018 than in most U.S. cities.
- In the past year, Atlanta has added 54,000 new jobs to their economy - an annual growth rate of just under 2%. This is higher than the US annual growth rate of 1.7%.
- Population growth and job growth are two positive indicators for a strong real estate market. The reason is that jobs attract people and people will always need a place to live. This is creating increased demand for housing, which is good news for homeowners.
Atlanta is very affordable
- In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, the median purchase price was only $ 138,000 in January 2018. It is 32% cheaper than the national average.
- This shows us that real estate in Atlanta is cheaper than many cities across the state. This is especially true in neighborhoods where members of the Wealth Real network invest.
Atlanta is cash flowing
- In neighborhoods where RWN members invest, rent 3-bedroom homes for $ 1,265 a month, which is 0.92% of the $ 138 purchase price.
- This shows us that it is possible to generate a passive monthly cash flow from properties in Atlanta, at a higher than average national rent-to-purchase ratio.
Atlanta appreciates
- In the last six years (January 2012 to January 2018), 3-bedroom homes in Atlanta have been rated 66%. At that time, 3-bedroom home values were rated at only 41% nationwide.
- This shows us that property values in Atlanta are valued at a higher rate than in most cities in the US today.
Atlanta is in demand
- Atlanta is experiencing both population growth and employment growth at a rate higher than the national average.
- Rents have also risen at a consistent rate (only 1% less than the national average) over the past six years, so it seems to be already creating increased demand for housing.
Atlanta is regenerating
- With more than $ 5 billion in private investment since 2000 and an initiated community planning and construction team, Midtown, Atlanta stands out as one of the largest neighborhoods in the state.
- With the tremendous development of a new development that will house more than 8,000 new jobs (see “Bonus” section below), we can expect the Atlanta population to continue to grow in the coming years. And this is good news for real estate investors.
[Bonus] Midtown 2018 development
Last year, Midtown Atlanta received national recognition as “ Great place to live , ”Due to the continued development and resuscitation in the neighborhood. When we settle in 2019, it is quite likely that this growth will not slow down any time soon. Here are some notable projects in the works:
Coda [Under Construction]: Massive development in Technology Square is underway. The 22-story tower and complex will include 620,000 square meters of offices, a 100,000 square meter computer center and 46,500 square meters of retail space. The breakthrough was held in December 2016 in the hope that the building will be done in early 2019.
Colony Square [Under Construction]: One of the original developments in downtown Atlanta is causing a major update that will include an Apple store, upscale shopping, upscale restaurants and eventually a second tower.
NCR Corporate Headquarters II [Under Construction]: The first tower of the Fortune 500 company has already been completed and work on the Tower II is now being completed. Upon completion of construction the two towers will offer more than 750,000 square feet of office space to the Tech Square area.
Whole foods [Under Construction]: This whole food will not be your typical grocery. The three-story supermarket will include groceries, along with a brewery, restaurants and a cooking school.
Planning to visit Atlanta before you invest? You should know that it is illegal to carry an ice cream cone in your back pocket on Sundays. But it's really cool to do it Monday through Saturday. Oh, and it's also illegal to tie a giraffe to a lamp post.
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- "The 1st best city to buy property for rent" - Internal businessman
- "# 3 The best city for young entrepreneurs" - Forbes
- "The 3 leading technological sticks of tomorrow" - Atlanta is restrained
- “# 4 Largest City in 2016” - CBS46
- "The 9th best place for business and career" - Forbes
- “# 13 Best Big City for Jobs” - Forbes
- "# 21 Largest American City" - MSN
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Known primarily for its annual balloon fiesta and as part of AMC's performance show "Breaking Bad," Albuquerque, New Mexico, is a metropolitan area rich in culture and naturally beautiful. Albuquerque is also one of the largest cities in the southwest of the city, with a diverse population and some of the leading high-tech research enterprises in the country, including National Sandia Laboratories, Intel and the University of New Mexico. At the same time, its cultural traditions continue to be an integral part of daily life in the city. With one foot in the past, one foot in the present and two eyes for the future, Albuquerque is a fascinating place to visit and an even better place to call home. (Source: (https://www.visitalbuquerque.org/about-abq/history/)
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Lior Lustig is an experienced real estate investor who has been active in the field in Israel and the United States since 2007. Lior has extensive experience in purchasing and managing single and multi-family properties.
Lior currently manages the Real Estate Investors Forum, which owns a brand and interest in the real estate field, the Facebook group and the "Real Estate Forum in the United States" website. Lior is versatile in a wide variety of investment markets in the United States and provides solutions to investors through the company.