Best Atlanta Lofts?

I would like to know what you, the consumer, feel are the best Atlanta Lofts and why. Share your thoughts and let everyone know exactly what makes these lofts so spectacular. Is it the price, location, features, amenities, view, or a combination of items?

Let your voice be heard.

Inman Park Village

There are still homes available on Lake Avenue as part of the new Inman Park Village development. They have unique interior designs, some more quirky than others in terms of flow. The price point leaves a little to be desired, but that is the trade off for new construction compared to some of the older homes that have undergone renovations and are on the market at a lower price point. The location is outstanding with the wonderful convenience of Little Five Points around the corner, the Edgewood Shopping Center, as well as the historical significance of the King Center only a short distance away. Happy House Hunting.

Rosedale in VaHi

Some of the finest architecture in the city is displayed within the walls of a very unique home/hybrid design on Rosedale. The owners are architects who left no stone unturned and created an amazing experience. The only downside is that for the "unit" or "floor" you are paying what could get you a much larger home - although it would be nearly impossible to compete with all of the amazing touches they've put in. Rosedale in general has the benefits of the great feeder school system and is more bang for your buck than Morningside, with the convenience of the VaHi shops in close proximity. Happy House hunting!

Midtown Condo Info - Aqua

Aqua has it's pros & cons like everything in life. If you like privacy, then you'll love the elevators that open directly to your condo - no unfriendly run-ins with the neighbors down the hall. It is located right below 10th street between Spring and West Peachtree. It's only seconds from a variety of Midtown spots depending on your interests. You're walking distance to Cosmo, the Cheetah, Wetbar, Globe, Cherry. You're only a block or two from every day necessities like Publix, LA Fitness, Barnes & Noble, and the Georgia Tech Campus. On the other hand, the units are in need of upgrades that should be considered standard at the price point the builder is targeting. Light fixtures, hardwood flooring throughout or at least a much higher quality of carpeting in the bedrooms. Happy hunting.

Grant Park

It's still possible to get cute 3/2's in the Grant Park area under 300K. There are a number of homes I've previewed - both single story & 2 story properties that are great buys, especially for the Grant Park area - just off of Confederate, between Boulevard and Moreland heading towards Ormewood. Happy House hunting!

Poncey-Highlands and Grant Park

There are a number of condo units, varying from quaint renovations to modern lofts ranging from 100K to 500K with wonderful city skyline views in the Poncey-Highlands area.

Grant Park still has deals to be found. There are reasonably priced homes built within the last 10 years with for under 350K.

There are still a few flips being done. I drove by a handful just off boulevard and confederate that would allow you to have input into the home of your dreams while it's still under construction.

Caravan Tuesday 9/11 - Condo's

Visited a number of different units at Metropolis. While having great floor to ceiling windows on 2 sides of the units, the units them small were quite small - with limited space to host any type of social gathering within the units. The location was attractive - at the heart of midtown, with a number of great restaurants and night spots within walking distance. With the Spire in close proximity and Viewpoint scheduled to open for occupancy in Summer/Fall of '08 - the Metropolis has a difficult time competing for the picky condo hunter.