Welcome to the Neighborhood
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Reynoldstown
Just east of Cabbagetown, Reynoldstown has a similar reputation as a magnet for artisans. But long before its affordable bungalows made it popular, the ... -
Virginia-Highland
With its plethora of bars, restaurants and music venues, there’s no going thirsty or hungry for good food or entertainment in Virginia-Highland. Don’t make ... -
Westside (Midtown West)
The term “westside” covers a lot of ground, starting with the expansive Atlantic Station to the revitalized commercial district along Marietta Street and Howell ... -
Grant Park
Just south of Cabbagetown, this community of Victorian-era homes sits on the land once owned by Atlanta railroad magnate, engineer and businessman Lemuel Grant. ... -
Ansley Park
Anyone who’s ever been lost in Ansley’s maze of winding streets has had time to take in the pocket parks and stately homes of ... -
Inman Park
In the 1880s, the land that is now Inman Park was ripe for development. The men with the vision were Joel Hurt and Samuel ... -
Poncey-Highland
This neighborhood south of Ponce de Leon Avenue is a work in progress. Redevelopment projects are creating more residential units and commercial districts that ... -
Old Fourth Ward
Historic Fourth Ward Park, which surrounds a storm water retention basin, is a favorite spot for leisurely bike rides and walks. In 1990, what ... -
Cabbagetown
Just how this area of town came to be called Cabbagetown is largely rooted in lore. The most popular story says a truckload of ...
