Kathryn Earley, Your Neighbor-hood Realtor

11/11/2022

Thank you for your service!

11/06/2022

05/05/2022

https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/greenbriar-mall-affordable-housing-projects-coming-development?fbclid=IwAR2e5LGBZUhEyX9MQhzWACYO9xRITH4cbeaXEE4XTX3_gq5f5cqYKk8oRd4

Two projects at doorstep of storied but ailing shopping mecca scheduled to open next year

04/14/2022

29 recent aerial photos from downtown to Buckhead and beyond

03/31/2022

So awesome!!!!

The new headquarters will include a small urban farm to grow culinary herbs for kombucha brews and cabbage, carrots and green onions to ferment.

03/24/2022

Quite interesting…..

The builder’s trade group is bullish that townhome construction could hit a record high over the coming years due to surging demand.

03/13/2022

Just a friendly reminder for Sunday at 2:00am! ☺️

03/12/2022

Interesting perspective…

While the war is taking place thousands of miles away, the ripple effects of economic sanctions and Russia’s isolation from the global market will be felt in the United States. That includes the real estate market.

03/04/2022

We’re all feeling the pinch…..

Believe it or not, it’s still a good time to buy because of historically low interest rates!

Give me a call, shoot me a text or send me an email so we can talk about your needs!

Kathryn Earley
Your Neighbor-hood REALTOR®
770.891.2150
[email protected]

Despite market and economic challenges, consumer optimism remained strong in January.

02/08/2022

Fulton County has received an additional $25 million for the Emergency Rental Assistance Program (ERAP). The announcement was made by Chairman Robb Pitts, County Manager Dick Anderson, and Dr. Pamela Roshell.

To learn more about ERAP and apply for the program, visit www.fultoncountyga.gov/covid-19/rental-assistance or call 855-776-7912

02/07/2022

Marta pulled a fast one and once again, the people of Southwest Atlanta seem to be getting the short end of the stick.

MARTA's staff has unveiled a plan to bring bus rapid transit, instead of light rail, to one of Atlanta's busiest bus routes. Some area residents and city officials are questioning the agency's choice.