Terri P. Copeland Real Estate

09/03/2026

🏡 Under Contract!

Another beautiful home is officially under contract at 234 Taft St SW! ✨

This charming 2-bedroom, 1-bathroom home with 792 sq ft captured attention quickly—and it’s no surprise why. From the modern kitchen to the cozy living space, this property offered the perfect blend of comfort and style.

Congratulations to the seller on the next chapter! 🎉
Proudly representing another satisfied client.

Thinking about buying or selling in Atlanta? Let’s make your move happen.

📞 Contact T. Phipps Copeland to get started today.

16/01/2026

As cities grow and transportation costs rise, transit-oriented housing is becoming a smart alternative for many homebuyers and renters. These homes are built close to public transit, making it easier to walk, bike, or commute without relying heavily on a car.

Living near transit doesn’t just mean convenience. It can reduce driving time, lower transportation expenses, and support a more sustainable lifestyle. However, demand for transit-friendly housing is growing faster than supply, leaving many people priced out or forced to live farther from work and daily necessities.

What does this mean for the future of housing, commuting, and city planning?

👉 Read the full story on Realtor.com to explore how transit-oriented housing could help people drive less and live smarter: https://www.realtor.com/advice/buy/transit-oriented-housing-driving-less/?cid=eml__1946:66e221571a4446d4e6969d41:rm202601161130_Marketing_Consumer_Daily_EditorialRSSDynamic

As driving declines, are cities building enough homes near transit? New data shows a widening TOD gap and rising costs for car living.

14/10/2025

Fear has a way of whispering, “Not yet.”�But progress often starts the moment you stop waiting to feel ready.

This take one brave step — in life, in work, in chasing your dream home.
�Even baby steps count. 💛

14/10/2025

Atlanta’s housing market is finally cooling off and that might be a good thing

According to new data from GAMLS, home sales jumped 5% in September, but prices actually dipped slightly to a median of $399,000. Plus, there are more homes hitting the market up over 10% in new listings and 20% in active listings.

It looks like Atlanta is slowly shifting from a seller’s frenzy to a more balanced market, where buyers can finally breathe a little.

If you’ve been keeping an eye on the market or planning to buy/sell soon, this update is worth the read 👇
👉 Read the full story here: https://atlantaagentmagazine.com/2025/10/09/gamls-september-data/?utm_source=emailoctopus&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=ATL%20AU%20-%2010.13

What do you think— are things finally evening out, or is this just a short break before prices rise again?

Atlanta home prices ebbed as sales increased in September, according to new data from Georgia MLS. The median sales price declined 1.5%.

27/09/2025

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18/09/2025

Rents Are Dropping Finally, and Here’s What It Means for You.

Rental prices are on the decline across the U.S., opening the door for more space at lower costs. According to a new Realtor.com report, rents in August fell 2.2% compared to last year, marking the 25th straight month of declines. Cities like Denver (-7%), Austin (-6.5%), and Las Vegas and Atlanta (-4%+) are leading the way with some of the sharpest drops.

Still, it’s not all smooth sailing; even after two years of falling prices, rents remain about 17% higher than before the pandemic.

Why are renters moving?
1. To find cheaper or larger homes.
2. To be closer to family, friends, or work.
3. To explore new neighborhoods.

Many are even willing to make trade-offs, like giving up onsite services or accepting longer commutes, just to save money.

Curious about where rents are falling the fastest and what this trend means for renters and future homeowners?

Read the full article here: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/prices-fall-renters-search-more-224748473.html

Rental prices fell for the 25th consecutive month, which is helping more renters decide to find new places, a Realtor.com report said.