Netasha Hunter-Atlanta Realtor

05/23/2024

Hilarious 😂

04/29/2024

So very proud of my nephew Malikkky lik and all he has accomplished thus far in life. Congratulations Malik and to my sis, MsSun Flower job well done. It started at a very young age.

Here he come Miami Dolphins to take the team to the Super Bowl!!

04/09/2024

04/09/2024

This week on :

🏈 PrizePicks, the leading daily fantasy sports platform, is bringing 1000 new jobs to Atlanta with it's new headquarters
🏙 Atlanta named #1 city for starting a new business in 2024
🏡 Homeowners are reimagining their outdoor spaces with new upgrades this spring

04/03/2024

This week on :

🍑 5 Georgia counties ranked among the top places to live in the US
🚄 4 new MARTA stations planned including one linked to Atlanta Beltline
🏡 Share of cash buyers surges to highest since 2014

03/15/2024

Come join me this Sunday at my Open House in Lawrencville from 2 pm to 4 pm!! Parkview HS cluster with Low HOA fees and NO RENTAL restrictions!!! Calling all buyers, investors and Realtors!!

03/15/2024

Come check this BEAUTY out this Sunday!!!

03/15/2024

Come join me this Sunday at my Open House in Lawrencville from 2 pm to 4 pm!! Parkview HS cluster with Low HOA fees and NO RENTAL restrictions!!!

Calling all buyers, investors and Realtors!!

03/05/2024

This week on :

🔆 Solarcycle brings 600 jobs to Georgia
🌳 Park Pride invests $3.9 million in Atlanta parks
🍑 Georgia ranks 3rd in global sound stage space

02/15/2024

Black History Facts:

Hiram Rhodes Revels was born in North Carolina in 1827. During his early adulthood, Revels was imprisoned in Missouri for preaching to other people of African American descent. Despite his previous imprisonment, Revels continued his passion for preaching and became the first Black pastor of the Madison Street Presbyterian Church in Baltimore, Maryland.

During the Civil War, Revels raised Maryland’s first two Black regiments for the U.S. Army, and fought at the battle of Vicksburg in Mississippi. In 1870, the Mississippi state legislature elected him to fill a vacant Senate seat. He used this opportunity to continue fighting against Reconstruction-era racial discrimination.

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02/15/2024