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The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Atlanta, GA is $1,768+, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $2,268+.
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Northeast Atlanta encompasses several distinctive neighborhoods each with unique character from Midtown's high-rises to Virginia-Highland's historic bungalows. Rental options span from luxury apartments with skyline views to character-filled homes with architectural significance. While the area offers excellent access to both Piedmont Park recreation and major employers, housing costs vary dramatically between specific neighborhoods despite their geographic proximity. Most suitable for those seeking urban living with distinctive neighborhood identities who can take time to explore specific sub-districts to find the precise environment matching their preferences from vibrant urban to leafy residential.
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Much of Atlanta’s new construction is concentrated in the luxury segment, helping balance strong demand in popular neighborhoods like Midtown, Buckhead, and the Westside. Budget-conscious renters may find better deals in older buildings or emerging neighborhoods, while rents have stabilized after recent declines-locking in a longer lease at a favorable rate can be a smart move. Proximity to transit and walkable areas remains highly prized, so be prepared to act quickly.
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Canopy
The park apartments
Elme ant Druid Hills
Marlowe SF
Atlanta is a pet friendly city i would consider the entire area Atlanta is a pet friendly city.
Avonlea Creekside
Morrison Properties is the only I can give feedback on.
A few apartment complexes that I’m familiar with that are pet-friendly is 3005 Buckhead, Camden Buckhead, & The Icon Buckhead, just the name of you.
Most places are pet friendly
Duluth
Piedmont pad
Sandy springs
Almost all are pet-friendly. ATL is a very pet-friendly city
The Residences at Vinings Mt
The Cumberland
Lithonia, Decatur, Tucker
Outside of metro Atlanta
Walkable areas, outside of the main downtown area
Probably the ones closer to the perimeter.
midtown & downtown
College park
Outskirts of cities surrounding ATL
East Atlanta, Edgewood, Gresham Park, East Point, and College Park
sandy springs
Mechanicsville
Roswell and Alpharetta have some affordable places.
Camperton rd
South of Atlanta
Jasper and caterville
Kennesaw/Marietta (Town Center)
South Side
west midtown, Brookhaven
Sandy springs or lindbergh
Midtown
You can find options anywhere, but there will always be a tradeoff, one way or another — be it locale/convenience, or building quality.
Fulton County
East Atlanta
Live outside of the city central area in cities such as Decatur, Chamblee, East Point etc.
Cobb
I think Norcross is a good place to start.
west midtown or bukhead
Brookhaven and Sandy Springs
Jonesboro, Riverdale, Stockbridge
South of Atlanta
McDonough
Brookhaven, and nearby towns
Midtown downtown
Brookhaven, Chamblee, Doraville, Sandy Springs
Sandy springs
In suburbs west, east or south of Atlanta.
South
Cobb country
If you want quality, nothing is cheap. You get what you pay for. Sometimes you get less than what you pay for, but I do love the Buford area. I’m walking distance from the mall of Ga.
Historic revival energizes Atlanta's Eastside, where neighborhoods like Reynoldstown and Edgewood showcase beautifully restored homes alongside thoughtful new development. The Eastside BeltLine trail provides car-free access to Ponce City Market and other attractions, creating genuine walkability rare in typically car-dependent Atlanta. Though gentrification has pushed rental rates higher in recent years, the area still offers more value than established intown neighborhoods despite similar amenities and downtown access.
Rapid transformation defines Northwest Atlanta, where industrial spaces now house lofts beside new mixed-use developments. The area offers more affordable options than Midtown while maintaining good access to Georgia Tech and downtown. The Atlanta BeltLine's Westside Trail has accelerated neighborhood changes, bringing new restaurants and shops. Some sections remain in transition, requiring local knowledge for finding the right block.
Atlanta is a city of contrasts—where Southern charm meets urban innovation. Known as a hub for tech startups, entertainment, and finance, it attracts professionals from all over the country. Midtown and Buckhead are hotspots for luxury apartments, fine dining, and nightlife, while neighborhoods like East Atlanta Village and Cabbagetown offer an edgier vibe with eclectic shops and art galleries. Families often gravitate toward suburbs like Decatur or Smyrna for their excellent schools and green spaces. The Atlanta BeltLine connects many neighborhoods with parks, trails, and public art installations, making it easy to enjoy the city’s vibrant culture while staying active.