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Atlanta, Georgia is the nation’s day party capital: Vibe-heavy food and music affairs that go on all day until the night every weekend.
Day parties became popular on college campuses when university officials instituted curfews on university property. The parties soon began to pop up in nightclubs in college towns.
These days it’s a small thing to catch a day party in a large metropolitan city like Atlanta.
What Can You Expect At A Day Party?
A typical day party is a experiential dining .event that caters to all the senses. In addition to premium food and drinks, many day parties have hookah available for select tables.
What separates this scene from a regular restaurant episode? The music! Day parties are just that — parties — which means you can expect a wide range of music, including Reggae. Soca. Afrobeatz. Hip Hop and RnB tunes from the DJ.
Let’s look at some of the most popular day parties that frequently occur in Atlanta:
Boogalou Restaurant & Lounge
239 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 464-7705
What one reviewer says about Boogalou Lounge: “My son suggested this place for Mother’s Day brunch and I was so impressed. The food was delicious, the service was fantastic and the atmosphere was on-point. I had the seafood omelette with grits and a lobster tail on the side and the glass of strawberry mimosas just topped it off. My son had the seafood omelette & grits as well along with chicken wings and French toast. He boasted about the chicken wings were fried perfectly and French toast was delicious. The food portions were so much that I needed a to-go box. For my first time, I really enjoyed myself.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Vision Lounge
2520 Piedmont Road Northeast Atlanta, GA 30324
Here’s what one partyer says about Vision Lounge. “The pictures online look much better. Chill laid back spot. The food was cool. The lamb chops were good but the mash potatoes were cold. The fries tasted like they were cooked in old oil. My burger was off but I can’t put my finger on it. Everyone liked their food besides for the plastic forks we were given . Our waitress was amazing.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Cafe Circa Atlanta’s #1 Saturday Day Party
464 Edgewood Ave SE, Atlanta, GA 30312 | : (404) 477-0008
Here’s what a reviewer says about Cafe Circa: “We had a lot of fun, and the food was amazing and worth the return, alone. We had salmon n grits & whole wings with¹ french toast. So full of flavor! The advertising about the Brunch Mimosa R&B Day Party needs to be made clear as there was some confusion about this. It would have been nice to hear more R&B during the event. The DJ played a lot of hip-hop, catering to his own liking, but once he started playing R&B, the customers lit up, danced, and really appeared to be having a great time. Once the rooftop opened, we went up and planned to hang up there a while longer, but they turned off all heaters, which made it cold and uncomfortable, so we left. We will definitely return again now knowing what to expect.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Club EMBR
1136 Crescent Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30309
What the parties at EMBR are like: “We definitely had a time here! Great way to kick off Nurses Week or whatever occasion you guys want to celebrate! Our server was really good to us! I can’t remember her name but I remember her saying she is from St. Martin! So if you see this review, give her a raise Embr! The prices were reasonable for the section and the chicken tacos were fire. Will definitely be returning!”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Pure Lounge & Hookah Bar
1594 Woodcliff Dr NE A, Atlanta, GA 30329 | (404) 600-6390
Photo credit: Pure Lounge in Atlanta Here’s what one reviewer says about Pure Lounge: “I’ve been here twice and both times I’ve enjoyed myself. It’s a cool vibe, a little out there but you’ll be able to listen to some good music and chill. If you’re there past 12am just know things are about to get routy because of the club next door.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Suite Food Lounge
375 Luckie St NW, Atlanta, GA 30313 | (404) 577-2500
Photo credit: Food Suite Lounge Here’s what one reviewer says about Suite Food Lounge: “It was a wait for the food however the waiter was good with updating us. Once the food came out I had ordered the Bourbon Salmon and Shrimp I was worth it!!! So delicious! With mash potato’s and asparagus it was warm would have been nice to be hot that’s the way I like my food. Hubby had the wings and they were good too. Nice ambiance like the R&B music they played we had an early reservation at 6:30 so it wasn’t so busy cause this place gets really busy as it gets later.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Traffik Kitchen and Cocktails
1100 Crescent Ave., Atlanta, Ga. 30309
Here’s what one clubgoer says about Traffik: “I would describe this place as your typical nightclub in ATL. Nothing spectacular just a big room, bar, and a dj of course. I actually ended up here for a bar hopping event but this is a club! I was there early maybe 7pmish on a Saturday and I’m sure they turn up at night. I gave it 3 stars because they had 1 bartender for a whole bunch of people so they wait for a drink was long. The DJ was good for the most part, plenty of seating on an elevated level and ground level. The drinks I had were good but this place is just not for me …wouldn’t recommend for 30+ age group. Again if you enjoy nightclub, clubbing, you’ll probably enjoy but it’s just 1 big room, a bar, and it only had 2 stalls in the bathroom to accommodate a club thought that wasn’t good and hopefully they have more bartenders at night but she was nice.”
Hookah: Yes
Parking: $40
Why Atlanta Is The Day Party Capital
Day parties are huge in urban metropolitan cities like Houston, Baltimore and New Orleans, but there’s nothing like the ones in Atlanta, Georgia.
Atlanta’s strong collegiate presence, especially the Atlanta University Center (AU) which serves students at Spelman College, Morris Brown College and Morehouse College, makes the city a hotbed of activity when it comes to nightlife events.
It was just a matter of time before day parties became the norm in the warmer months of the city.
Final Word
Thinking about going to a day party soon? You’d better save up your cash. Day parties can be expensive. Not only will there typically be a price of admission (unless you RSVP). there will be a parking fee.
One of the biggest expenses will be the drinks and food you buy. Most day party menus have entrees that are $20 and up and include shrimp and lobster.
Want to know more about Atlanta’s nightlife? Here are the best clubs in ATL.
If you’re new to Atlanta and are hungry, all you have to do is take a look at downtown Atlanta. That’s where some of the best restaurants are as well as where the visitors, namely tourists, are. CNN Center often has something cool going on! Check out these events in Atlanta today and this week and this weekend:
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A Sichuan-style restaurant has opened in Midtown Atlanta: the Sparrow, an Asian tavern, is now serving customers from a diverse menu.
The restaurant, owned by Atlanta local Mahjong Inc., opened its doors on Sept. 1, 2024. As of now, its hours are Sunday-Thursday | 11AM-10PM and Friday-Saturday | 11AM-11PM.
What’s On The Menu At The Sparrow?
The menu at The Sparrow features a diverse selection of Asian dishes and drinks, including premium seafood like Braised Fish In Chili Oil, Peking duck, stir-fried and dry-fried entrees, dumplings, and an array of noodles, soups, small plates, vegetables, and seasonal specialties. We are dedicated to using high-quality ingredients, imported spices and condiments, and traditional cooking methods to deliver an authentic experience of Asian and Szechuan cuisine.
Entree items are reasonably priced from $15 to $25 and servings are on the hearty side.
Here’s what one customer says about The Sparrow so far:
I’ve been to this restaurant a few times now, and everything about it just exudes quality. The food is delicious and beautifully presented. The interior of the restaurant is relatively dark and the decor strikes a perfect balance of moody without being pretentious, and the service has been genuinely attentive.
Where Is The Sparrow Located?
The Sparrow is located at 950 W Peachtree St NW #220, Atlanta, GA. Here’s a map to help you find it.
Final Word
Atlanta is a foodie city like no other. If you want to explore Georgia’s largest city, do it on your terms and check out the fun, cool and new things happening in Atlanta this weekend and even on the weekday. You can start downtown, and get it crackin’ in Buckhead. Check out the newest Atlanta restaurants, beautiful parks and unexplored spots you’ve only heard about. AtlantaFi your experience!
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It’s a hard-hitting two-for like you’ve never witnessed: Comedian Dave Chappelle and homegrown rapper and activist Killer Mike are on the same bill for an Atlanta performance in November.
Tickets go on sale Oct. 25 at noon.
As part of the legendary Dungeon Family, Killer Mike has always been a powerful voice for the Atlanta streets and this will be no different.
Chappelle is no stranger to Atlanta, having shot his Netflix comedy special Sticks and Stones here in 2018.
When Is the Dave Chappelle-Killer Mike Show in Atlanta?
Chappelle and Killer Mike will perform at the Fox Theatre on Nov. 17, 2024.
- Date: Nov. 17, 2024
- Start Time: 8 p.m.
- Doors Open: 7 p.m.
- Location: Fox Theatre Atlanta
This is a strict NO CELL PHONES ALLOWED show. Please leave your phones, smart watches, smart glasses and headphones in your cars or at home. Anyone who brings any type of recording device will be required to place it in a locked pouch. Everyone is subject to a pat down and wanding. Anyone caught with a recording device inside the venue will be immediately ejected. We appreciate your cooperation in creating a phone-free viewing experience.
Here is the full tour schedule:
DAVE CHAPPELLE + KILLER MIKE 2024 TOUR DATES:
- Fri Nov 15 – Detroit, MI – Fox Theatre
- Sun Nov 17 – Atlanta, GA – Fox Theatre
- Mon Nov 18 – Rosemont, IL – Rosemont Theatre
- Wed Nov 20 – Boston, MA – MGM Music Hall at Fenway
- Thu Nov 21 – New York, NY – The Theater at Madison Square Garden
- Sat Nov 23 – Oakland, CA – Paramount Theatre
- Sun Nov 24 – Long Beach, CA – Long Beach Terrace Theater
Final Word
It’s a fun-filled fall in Atlanta, Georgia and you need to take part. No matter if it’s a weekday or a fun Atlanta weekend, invite the friends and family out for a good time indoors or outdoors. Check out who’s performing in Atlanta this week.
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The Beltline. The Gulch. Atlanta real estate projects have a thing for one-word terms. Now comes The Stitch.
The project recently received $157 million in federal funding, with promises of more to come. But what do you know about The Stitch?
In this article, we’ll tell you about The Stitch and when it’s going to be built.
What Is The Stitch?
The Stitch is a proposed infrastructure project in Atlanta designed to create a “cap” over the I-75/I-85 Downtown Connector highway, essentially building a deck or platform over the roadway.
Early plans approved by Urban Land Institute’s advisory services panel called for a vast green space atop the interstate.
This would reconnect parts of the city that were divided by the highway and create new green spaces, parks, and development opportunities. The project aims to stitch together the neighborhoods of Midtown and Downtown, improving walkability and creating more public space.
It’s seen as part of a broader effort to promote urban revitalization, reduce traffic congestion, and provide more green space in Atlanta’s core.
When Will The Stitch Be Built?
The Stitch project in Atlanta is projected to begin construction in 2026, with an estimated completion date in 2029.
This ambitious project aims to transform urban infrastructure and create green spaces in the area.
What Projects Are Similar To The Stitch?
The Stitch project in Atlanta draws inspiration from several urban redevelopment initiatives, including:
The High Line (New York City)
An elevated linear park built on a former railway line that transformed an industrial area into a vibrant green space for public use.
Millennium Park (Chicago)
A public park that integrates art, architecture, and landscape design, enhancing urban life and promoting community engagement.
Klyde Warren Park (Dallas)
A deck park built over a freeway that provides much-needed public green space, connects neighborhoods, and hosts various community events.
Paris’s Promenade Plantée
A linear park built on an old railway viaduct, similar in concept to the High Line, emphasizing the use of historical infrastructure for modern urban needs.
These projects highlight the blend of recreation, aesthetics, and urban connectivity that The Stitch aims to achieve for Atlanta.Final Word
The project has been in the planning stages for several years, but it’s still in the conceptual and fundraising phase as of now.
When it’s all done, The Stitch would bring new residents, jobs, and visitors downtown and include an estimated 3000+ units of affordable housing, something the city badly needs.
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Who doesn’t enjoy a delicious slice of pizza from time to time? And there’s no time like the present: It’s National Pizza Month!
If you love pizza, you’ll appreciate these Atlanta restaurants that are serving it hot and ready for National Pizza Month. Here are some notable deals for National Pizza Month in October 2024:
SocialBites Food Hub
6650 Roswell Rd, Sandy Springs, GA 30328 | (404) 228-2563
You’ve got to try the Pinsa Roman Pizza at SocialBites, which offers a menu full of delicious Roman-style pizzas at its Pinsa Roman Pizza brand. Guests can savor six delicious pies from the Pinsa menu at SocialBites, including classic options like Margherita, Pepperoni, Cheese, and Meat Lover’s, in addition to a few SocialBites signature varieties, like:
- Pepperoni & Candied Jalapeno: featuring red sauce, mozzarella, thick sliced pepperoni, and candied jalapeños garnished with fresh parsley.
- Mushroom: featuring Portabella mushroom sauce, gruyere cheese, and sautéed mushrooms topped with green onions.
Domino’s
Enjoy 50% off any size pizza and any type of crust throughout October. 2.
Pizza Hut
Get a large specialty pizza for 50% off when you buy any large pizza using the code BOGO.
California Pizza Kitchen
Receive one free Take & Bake Pizza when you order a Burnt Ends BBQ Pizza or Bacon and Brussels Pizza.
Little Caesars
Offers include 20% off any pizza with a 3 Meat Treat and 10% off any online order of $10 or more.
Antico Pizza Napoletana
1093 Hemphill Ave NW, Atlanta, GA 30318 | (404) 724-2333
Here’s what one Google reviewer says about Antico Pizza: “Pizza was delicious and freshly baked! Tried 3 diff kinds. Loved the side condiments- you can help yourself too incl fresh chopped garlic, grated parmesan cheese and more. So good on the pizza.”
Nancy’s PIzza
- 265 Ponce De Leon Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30308 | (404) 881-0111
- 2625 Piedmont Rd NE suite 44-45, Atlanta, GA 30324 | (470) 498-4945
- 3360 Shelby Ln Suite 1030, East Point, GA 30344 | (678) 515-4805
Customers will receive a scratch-off with a chance to win prizes such as a $100 Visa gift card or free pizza for a year with every order.
Final Slice
Atlanta is a pizza city and that’s all there is to it. The largest city in the Southeast – Atlanta – has a few things to do as well. An Atlanta weekend is one to remember.
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The Mitchell, the first tower of the Centennial Yards development, is months away from opening in downtown Atlanta, Georgia.
The latest building to top the Atlanta cityscape is located across from State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Here’s what to know about The Mitchell.
What is The Mitchell Building?
The Mitchell is a 304-unit apartment building that is the first significant structure of the Centennial Yards project, a massive $5-billion project that will include residential units, office spaces, retail shops, restaurants, and hotels as part of a dynamic environment for living, working, and entertainment.
Featuring views of the Atlanta skyline, The Mitchell will feature studios to three-bedroom residences with open layouts. All units will feature kitchens with premium-grade appliances.
Plans are for major parts of the development to be done in tiem for with plans for the entertainment hub to be ready in time for the 2026 FIFA World Cup, which will be hosted in Atlanta.
Some amenities of The Mitchell building include:
- Floor-to-ceiling windows with balconies
- 300,000 square feet of space across 19 stories
- 16,000 square feet of retail space
- Pool deck
- coworking spaces
- fitness center
- dog run space
When Is The Mitchell Building Opening?
The Mitchell, which is the inaugural residential tower in Centennial Yards, is set for completion by mid-2025, with residents expected to start moving in the summertime. This 19-story building will feature 304 apartments, a full floor dedicated to amenities, and 16,000 square feet of retail space.
The Mitchell was designed by TVS and Goode Van Slyke Architecture, both Atlanta-based architecture firms.
Final Word
As it stands, here are some more things happening in downtown Atlanta real estate news:
- Atlanta BeltLine Development: Various projects along the BeltLine are ongoing, with multiple mixed-use developments expected to open in these years, including residential, retail, and green space enhancements.
- The Stitch: This project aims to create a park over the existing I-75/I-85 downtown corridor, linking neighborhoods and improving urban green space.
- The Grove: Located in the Old Fourth Ward, this mixed-use development will feature residential, retail, and office spaces.
The Atlanta skyline is getting a facelift. An immersive entertainment complex is months away from its debut. It’s a far cry from an area a short distance away from “The Gulch.”
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Atlanta has a thriving economy, a charming array of diverse neighborhoods and a strong job market, so you shouldn’t have any trouble finding employment, but more on that later.
Just about equally important (not really) is that you’re going to have to support one of Georgia’s many professional sports teams. That means you’ll be expected to purchase gear from the Braves, Falcons or Hawks.
The first thing you need to do is:
- Transfer your driver’s license
- Transfer your vehicle registration
- Register to vote
Where To Live In Georgia
Via City of Atlanta If you prefer a rural environment, South Georgia is a short distance from the coast and Florida beaches. But the economy is not as diverse, as you might imagine.
You could also opt to live in North Georgia, where the mountains dominate the landscape. It’s very beautiful up there and sprawl is starting to lure young families to the area in droves.
North Georgia also has its share of lakes and other beautiful natural areas that will put you in constant vacation mode.
Here are the best places to live in Georgia.
Where To Live In Atlanta
If you plan on moving to Atlanta, what you need to know is… We Full.
No, seriously, metro Atlanta has plenty of houses for sale or rent, but the traffic is pretty crazy. If you choose to rent a home or apartment, it’s a good idea to get renter’s insurance.
One of the infrastructure wonders that you’ll appreciate (or dread) is Interstate 285, which is a loop around the city.
I-285 is 66 miles around, according to the Georgia Department of Transportation.
While the freeway touches Atlanta and DeKalb counties, it technically does not enter Cobb or Gwinnett counties, the two other major metro Atlanta jurisdictions.
Here are the best places to live in metro Atlanta.
How To Survive Atlanta Traffic
Photo credit: Youtube Atlanta traffic will take some getting used to. The traffic perennially ranks as one of the worst in the nation and there are a few reasons for that:
- The drivers are from all across the country
- Atlanta’s highways are built like race tracks
- Nobody really knows where they’re going
READ: How To Survive Atlanta Traffic (Safely)
Once you begin driving around the city and learning some landmarks, you’re going to want to know where to eat.
Atlanta has some good restaurants in each quadrant of the city: East, West, North, South. All you need to do is think about what you have a taste for. Italian? Soul food? Here are some options:
- Where to eat in Atlanta
- The best Cajun-style restaurants in Atlanta
- Best date night restaurants you have to try
You’re also going to need an apartment for starters. Most people who relocate to the area rent an apartment before a home.
How To Move Into An Apartment In Georgia
Here are some steps you need to be successful getting an apartment in Georgia and the Atlanta area.
The first thing you need to do is look for apartments that don’t do credit checks on potential tenants. That way, it’s easier to find a place.
You’re also going to want to entice the landlord by offering to pay more upfront or even every month.
After you’ve gotten a place to live, you’ll want to get a job (if you don’t already have one). With most people, they have a job, but want a better one.
How to rent an affordable apartment in Atlanta.
Where To Find A Job In Georgia
Although Georgia is full of good jobs, it may be hard to find one. That’s especially the case if you don’t have any networking groups or friends and family to support you.
What you need to do is make a list of jobs that you want and employers you want to work for.
If you have your resume together, it’s time to apply for jobs.
Final Thought
We’ve gone over a lot of stuff, but moving to Georgia shouldn’t intimidate you. It’s actually one of the best places to live in America.
The population of metro Atlanta continues to grow year by year. If you’re thinking of moving to the Georgia’s biggest city, you should do your homework.
If you enjoy beautiful weather that never gets too cold, hills, mountains and Southern hospitality, Georgia is the place to be.
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The 2024 7th Annual Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic took place from October 11-13, sponsored by Bentley Atlanta and Fulton County Arts & Culture.
This year’s lineup featured exciting events, including a Celebrity Boxing Fight Night, a Cocktails & Cigars Under the Stars gathering, and the signature Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic, which showcased thrilling polo matches and a grand fashion show.
The Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic is an annual event that combines fashion, polo matches, and entertainment, celebrating both equestrian sports and style. Here are some key highlights:
- Purpose: The event aims to promote the sport of polo while supporting local charities, particularly those focused on youth and community development.
- Activities: It features a variety of activities, including exciting polo matches, a grand fashion show, celebrity appearances, and social events like cocktail gatherings.
- Celebrity Involvement: The event often attracts notable figures from television, music, and sports, adding glamour and appeal.
- Beneficiary: Proceeds typically benefit organizations like the Ride to the Olympics Foundation, which focuses on providing youth with access to equestrian sports and activities, helping to create more inclusive opportunities in this traditionally exclusive sport.
- Social Impact: By combining high-profile entertainment with charitable goals, the Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic fosters community engagement and promotes awareness of equestrian sports among youth.
Founded by renowned menswear designer Miguel Wilson, this lavish event is generously sponsored by Bentley Atlanta and Fulton County Arts & Culture. It also serves as a fundraiser for the Ride to the Olympics Foundation.
“Thank you to everyone who played a part in making the 7th Annual Atlanta Fashion and Polo Classic Weekend a huge success,” Wilson said. “We had a seven-year run and it’s been full of good times and great memories. So many friendships and relationships were greeted here. I’m forever grateful to you all.”
To commemorate the final year of the Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic, Wilson introduced a Celebrity Fight Night, featuring five rounds of boxing alongside a seated dinner, on Friday, October 11, at the Renaissance Hotel. Two-time Emmy Award-winning radio personality Ryan Cameron served as the announcer for the boxing event.
Photo Credit: Darrell Stoney
What Celebrities Attended the 2024 Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic?
Attendees included a star-studded roster of notable figures such as Nene Leakes and Peter Thomas from Bravo’s Real Housewives of Atlanta, Mike Jackson from HGTV’s Married To Real Estate, Pastor Jamal Bryant of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church, radio hosts Frank Ski and Ryan Cameron, actor Clifton Powell, R&B artist Q Parker, singer RL from NEXT, Martell Holt from OWN’s Love & Marriage Huntsville, Ralph Pittman from Real Housewives of Atlanta, Dr. Gregory and Lateasha Lunceford from Married to Medicine, Chris and Neal Fletcher from Love & Marriage Huntsville, DJ Scream, singer Jhonni Blaze from Love & Hip Hop: New York and Growing Up Hip Hop Atlanta, former NFL players Rod Gardner and Ovie Mughelli, comedian Red Grant, and rapper Lil Zane.
The Atlanta Fashion & Polo Classic benefits the Ride to the Olympics Foundation, which aims to provide youth with opportunities in equestrian sports. The foundation supports Atlanta’s B.E.S.T. Academy polo team and is dedicated to creating and sustaining more youth polo teams, making equestrian activities more accessible and inclusive.
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The new Blade movie starring Mahershala Ali, Delroy Lindo and Mashaela Christina no longer appears on Marvel’s 2025 release calendar.
The development means that the popular character credited with saving the brand’s filmmaking business may not get remade at all. It’s also yet another production that was filming in Atlanta but will do so no longer.
Often-Delayed Blade No Longer on Marvel’s 2025 Slate
Few films on modern history have been plagued with the type of delays that have taken ahold of Blade.
Blade has faced multiple delays for several reasons:
Directorial Changes
The film has experienced changes in its direction, with different filmmakers being attached to the project over time. This often leads to re-evaluations of the script and overall vision.
Script Changes
There have been delays related to the script, particularly in ensuring that it meets the high standards expected for a Marvel film. The need for revisions can push back production schedules.
Casting Issues
Finding the right actors and solidifying cast contracts can also contribute to delays. Mahershala Ali, who plays Blade, has been enthusiastic about the character, but there may have been complications in coordinating schedules and negotiations.
COVID-19 Pandemic
The pandemic impacted many films in terms of production schedules, releases, and overall planning, leading to numerous projects being pushed back.
Phase Planning
Marvel Studios has a carefully planned slate of releases, and rearranging priorities to fit into their broader cinematic universe can result in delays for specific projects. These factors, among others, have contributed to the various postponements of the “Blade” movie.
What’s On Marvel’s Schedule for 2025?
As of now, Marvel Studios has announced several movies slated for release in 2025. The schedule includes:
- Deadpool 3 – TBA 2025
- Captain America: Brave New World- TBA 2025
- Thunderbolts- TBA 2025
Release dates are often subject to change, and Marvel may add or adjust titles as the year progresses.
Final Word
Are you interested in becoming an actor in Atlanta? You’re in the right place!
With more than 900 movie and TV projects just in the last few years, the film industry has generated more than $9 billion for the state of Georgia.
There are so many movies filmed in Atlanta these days that it’s hard to keep up with it all. That’s why I suggest you subscribe to AtlantaFi.com to get all the freshest movie casting calls, celeb sightings and Atlanta happenings delivered to your inbox.
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Atlanta has diverse neighborhoods, each with its own vibe. Whether you prefer the bustling city life in Midtown, the historic charm of Inman Park, or the family-friendly atmosphere of Brookhaven, your neighborhood choice affects your daily experience.
What Neighborhood Should You Live in in Atlanta?
Choosing the right neighborhood in Atlanta depends on your lifestyle, preferences, and priorities. If you work in downtown Atlanta, that would have some bearing on where you’ll want to live. If you live out in the ‘burbs, then things will be different.
Atlanta has several neighborhoods known for their high property values and luxurious amenities. If you’re thinking about relocating or moving to Atlanta, you’ll need to know about them.
Some of the most expensive neighborhoods include:Buckhead
Often referred to as the “Beverly Hills of the South,” Buckhead features upscale homes, high-end boutiques, and exclusive dining options.
As of 2024, average home prices in the Buckhead section of Atlanta are as follows:
- Median Listing Home Price: Approximately $599,900
- Median Sold Home Price: Ranges around $625,000 to $702,243 depending on the month and specific areas within Buckhead.
- Average Sale Price: Reached around $1,714,416, a notable increase from previous years.
Check out the best things to do in Buckhead.
Brookhaven
Although it’s a city and not a neighborhood, Brookhaven is known for its suburban feel with proximity to Georgia’s largest city. Brookhaven boasts large homes and a vibrant community atmosphere.
The average home prices in the Brookhaven section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $678,000.
- Median Listing Home Price: About $680,000.
- Average Home Value: Approximately $692,283.
Check the cool things to do and see in Brookhaven.
Virginia-Highland
A trendy neighborhood characterized by its historic homes and vibrant social scene, Virginia-Highland attracts those seeking a mix of charm and modern living.
As of 2023, the average home prices in the Virginia-Highland section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $775,000, which represents a decrease of about 20.1% compared to the previous year.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $987,500.
- Average Home Value: Approximately $881,775, showing a slight increase of about 4.0% from the past year.
Druid Hills
Renowned for its classic architecture and lush greenery, Druid Hills is home to many historic houses and a prominent golf club.
The average home prices in the Druid Hills section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $820,000, reflecting a slight increase of 3.2% from the previous year.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $900,000.
- Average Home Value: About $686,890, showing a growth of around 1.7% over the past year.
Inman Park
As one of Atlanta’s first suburbs, Inman Park features stunning Victorian homes and is celebrated for its parks and cultural events.
As of 2023, the average home prices in the Inman Park section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $1,150,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $1,199,000.
- Average Home Value: About $968,000, indicating a slight increase from previous years.
Midtown
Combining urban living with luxury, Midtown offers high-rise condominiums and proximity to cultural institutions and parks.
The average home prices in the Midtown section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $650,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $698,500.
- Average Home Value: About $600,000, reflecting an increase compared to previous years.
Check out the best things to do in Midtown.
Morningside-Lenox Park
This neighborhood is known for its beautiful homes, tree-lined streets, and family-friendly atmosphere.
These neighborhoods are not only known for high real estate prices but also for their amenities, schools, and community involvement.The average home prices in the Morningside section of Atlanta are approximately:
- Median Sale Price: Around $1,190,000.
- Median Listing Price: Approximately $1,299,000.
- Average Home Value: About $1,045,000, showing a steady increase in recent years.
Final Word
Atlanta home prices can vary significantly based on specific neighborhoods and other factors, so it’s advisable to consult local real estate listings for the most current data.
Different areas have varying safety records. And Atlanta is made up of zones. Researching neighborhoods helps you find a community that feels secure and welcoming, which is essential for your peace of mind.
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