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Taylor Morrison Bets Big On First 55+ Resort Community Near Cartersville
Taylor Morrison is lining up a 55+ active-adult community in Cartersville, which would be the builder's first age-qualified project in the Atlanta market. The proposal would bring the company's resort-style, amenity-forward product to North Georgia as builders chase older buyers who want low-maintenance homes and plenty of planned community programming.
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Life Moves Slow In This Charming Georgia Town And Rent Is Still Under $750 A Month
If you’re tired of the rat race, here’s some good news: the rats haven’t made it to Dalton, Georgia yet. This peaceful northwest Georgia town offers something radical in 2024, affordable living that doesn’t feel like settling. Let’s be honest about something for a second.
atlantaagentmagazine.com
Ashton Woods opens sales at Langston Reserve in Cartersville
Ashton Woods has begun selling at its new Cartersville community, Langston Reserve, which offers 149 single-family homes and townhouses priced from the high $200,000s. All homes include two-car garages; there are six floor plans ranging from three to five bedrooms, two to four bathrooms and 1,800 to 2,603 square feet.
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CenterPoint invests in mission-critical industrial facility in Northwest Atlanta
CenterPoint Properties has made another investment in the Atlanta market, the fourth since it set its sights on the metro less than a year ago. The national industrial investment, development, and management firm has acquired the 250,874-square-foot, Class A warehouse at 934 Peeples Valley Rd. in Cartersville, GA. “This acquisition...
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C. Max Toles Intersection Unveiled, Honoring Real Estate Pioneer’s Lasting Impact on Rome
Generations of the Toles family from all across the Southeast — along with Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc. (TTW) agents past and present — came together to witness the official unveiling of the C. Max Toles Intersection last week. The special event took place at the TTW offices on the corner of Turner McCall Boulevard and Avenue A.
wrganews.com
Real Estate Visionary Honored with Named Intersection Along Turner McCall Blvd
Generations of the Toles family from all across the Southeast — along with Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc. (TTW) agents past and present — came together to witness the official unveiling of the C. Max Toles Intersection last Saturday. The special event took place at the TTW offices on the corner of Turner McCall Boulevard and Avenue A.
south935.com
Real Estate Visionary Honored with Named Intersection Along Turner McCall Blvd
Generations of the Toles family from all across the Southeast — along with Toles, Temple & Wright, Inc. (TTW) agents past and present — came together to witness the official unveiling of the C. Max Toles Intersection last Saturday. The special event took place at the TTW offices on the corner of Turner McCall Boulevard and Avenue A.
FOX 5 Atlanta
Tracking metro Atlanta's growth as it pushes north
Cherokee Tribune
Georgia GOP gubernatorial candidates meet voters in Canton
CANTON — Four Republican candidates looking to become the next governor of Georgia took part in a forum Thursday, meeting and answering questions from the public. The Cherokee County Republican Women, in partnership with the Cherokee Young Republicans and the Allatoona Young Republicans, hosted the Republican Gubernatorial Candidate Forum Thursday at the historic Cherokee County Courthouse in downtown Canton. Close to 40 people were in attendance. Attorney General Chris Carr, Clark Dean, Secretary of State Brad Raffensperger and Ken Yasger took part in the forum. Georgia Lt. Gov. Health care executive Rick Jackson and Lt. Gov. Burt Jones, the two frontrunners in the GOP field according to recent polling, were not in attendance. According to CCRW, they declined to participate. Representatives for Jackson and Jones did not immediately respond to a request for comment. Georgia’s primary election is May 19. Carr, who’s served as Georgia’s attorney general since 2016, said Georgia is the “model for the nation” on jobs and safety, and he’s the right candidate for citizens who want to keep it that way. “I worked for Johnny Isakson for 10 years, which I think is critically important because when Congress doesn’t do things, governors need to be able