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A Pause on the 145% China Tariff Doesn’t Ease Buyer Hesitation—But Creates Opportunity for Savvy Deals Atlanta’s real estate market, particularly in the high-demand neighborhoods of Buckhead and Sandy Springs, is entering unfamiliar territory. Inventory is rising—noticeably—and while this shift is creating challenges for sellers, it’s also opening up real opportunities for buyers who have […]

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Atlanta is a city on the edge of transformation. Once known primarily for its traffic and peaches, it’s now being eyed as the next big urban story—a place where opportunity, expansion, and tension are all part of the real estate conversation. But where is Atlanta really headed? To understand that, we need to follow the […]

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Despite signs of growing unease in the U.S. economy, the Federal Reserve has once again opted to leave interest rates unchanged. On May 7, 2025, the Fed announced that it would maintain its benchmark federal funds rate at a target range of 4.25% to 4.50%, continuing its wait-and-see approach amid a murky economic outlook. Why […]

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The latest numbers are in, and they show a sharp decline in consumer confidence. The Conference Board reported that April’s Consumer Confidence Index (CCI) dropped to 86.0 from 93.9 in March. That’s the lowest level we’ve seen since mid-2020—and it could spell trouble not just for shopping and jobs, but also for the housing market. […]

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