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The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Home prices in metro Atlanta rose 18 percent in December compared with a year ago, according to the latest S&P Case-Shiller Home Price Index figures released Tuesday. Atlanta had the fourth highest appreciation rate among the 20 cities studied. Nationally, the average increase was 11.3 percent. This is the 13th consecutive month of double-digit home price increases in metro Atlanta. Price increases are expected to stay in the double digits throughout the year, as more people enter the market and inventory stays low.
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From:Â atlantahistorycenter:
Five Beautiful Buildings Lost
Atlanta has an unfortunate tendency to pave over her history in the name of progress. Because of this tendency, we’ve lost some truly remarkable structures. We wanted to take a look back at some of those losses, so we decided to ask Atlanta History Center staff members to name five of Atlanta’s most significant casualties.
Atlanta Terminal Station Located on Spring Street, Atlanta’s Terminal Station was designed by P. Thornton Marye, whose firm also designed the Fox Theater. Completed in 1905, the Beaux-Arts style reinforced concrete structure was razed in 1971. A portion of the site is now occupied by the Richard B. Russell Federal Building.
Equitable Building Atlanta’s Equitable Building was designed by John Wellborn Root and was completed in 1892. Built in the Chicago School style, it was considered Atlanta’s first skyscraper. Located on Edgewood Avenue, the structure was demolished in 1971 because some felt it blocked the view of the new Trust Company building constructed nearby.
The Second Kimball House After the first Kimball House burned in 1883, a second Kimball House opened for business on New Year’s Day in 1885. Located on the south-southeast corner of Five Points, the impressive structure was demolished in 1959 to make way for a parking deck which still stands.
U.S. Customs House Located on Marietta Street, Atlanta’s U.S. Post Office and Customs House opened in 1878. The structure was used as Atlanta City Hall from 1911 to 1930 when it was demolished.
Piedmont Hotel Located on Peachtree Street, the Piedmont Hotel was built in 1903. Designed by W. F. Denny, architect of Rhodes Hall and the Kriegshaber House (now Wrecking Ball Brewpub), the hotel was demolished in the 1960s to make way for the Equitable Building.
Moving to #Atlanta? We're not surprised! CNN Money ranks Atlanta among its Top 10 Cities People are Moving to in 2014! http://ift.tt/1frFnFk http://ift.tt/1dhecsp
If you're ready for a change of scenery in 2014, you're not alone -- millions of Americans change their residences each year in order to follow a job, experience a new lifestyle pace or sometimes just to forget that a season known as "winter&quo...
Moving to Atlanta?
We're not surprised! CNN Money ranks Atlanta on its List of the Top 10 Cities People Are Moving to in 2014.
Google Fiber is interested in coming to Atlanta; there's a checklist for Atlanta-area governments to follow. Eight metro areas are proposed to offer Google's ISP that provides download speeds of a Gigabyte per second.
Atlanta’s own SweetWater Brewing is celebrating the 10th Anniversary of their annual 420 Fest this coming April! They are partying in a new location this year - Centennial Park.
This multi-day earth celebration blends entertainment with environmental awareness, bringing together an...

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Google Fiber Atlanta
Google is interested in bringing gigabit internet (Google Fiber) to Atlanta: Avondale Estates, Brookhaven, College Park, East Point, Hapeville, Sandy Springs and Smyrna.
For more information, visit:Â https://fiber.google.com/newcities/
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CASTING CALL: 'Mockingjay' Needs Athletic Body Types
Catrett Locke Casting has issued another casting call for athletic body types, but this one is for both males and females.
http://mockingjay.net/2014/02/18/casting-call-mockingjay-athletic-body-types/
So you’ve noticed your umpteenth infomercial with the guy in his neatly pressed button-upped vivid white T-Shirt grinning ear to ear waving his rock-solid no-bucks-down rags-to-riches Atlanta Real Estate investment course for 3 painless payments of a gazillion dollars (but only when you call...
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The view of Downtown Atlanta from the 16th floor of the Healey Building.
I took this last night not long before an incident at our great Tabernacle venue, visible here just at the bottom of the Ferris wheel. During a Panic! at the Disco show, the floor in this 103 year old building began to shake from a structural problem. The venue was evacuated without incident or injury.
It’s good to know, following out recent snow jam, that it’s possible for a big crowd in Atlanta to be evacuated without incident, at least on some level.
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