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1,251 rentals available

Highland Oaks

788 Greenwood Ave NE, Atlanta GA 30306

(762) 383-1918

$1,540

1 unit available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Parking + more

Ayla

44 Krog St NE, Atlanta GA 30307

(978) 338-5277

$1,874+

Rent Savings

14 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage + more

Avana Uptown

2910 Clairmont Road, Atlanta GA 30329

(858) 914-2249

$1,509+

Rent Savings

9 units available

1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more

Avana Westside

1040 Huff Road Northwest, Atlanta GA 30318

(762) 444-6864

$1,229+

27 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more

Ellison Parkview

2801 Windy Ridge Pkwy SE, Atlanta GA 30339

(938) 201-4699

$1,700+

Rent Savings

57 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Golf room, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Parking + more

5.0

Chattahoochee Ridge

1500 Huntcliff Village Court, Atlanta GA 30350

(424) 622-4315

$1,601+

Rent Savings

Top rated for Location

“The staff is always there to answer any questions.”

18 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage + more

Gentry

3172 Roswell Road, Atlanta GA 30305

(470) 622-8938

$1,577+

Rent Savings

19 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Parking + more

EDGE on the Beltline

670 Dekalb Avenue Southeast, Atlanta GA 30307

(470) 380-7323

$1,688+

Rent Savings

27 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Google fiber, Nest technology, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors + more

Vireo

195 13th Street Northeast, Atlanta GA 30309

(251) 842-3572

$1,706+

Rent Savings

17 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage + more

The Dagny

888 Juniper St NE, Atlanta GA 30309

(470) 460-6498

$1,730+

Rent Savings

19 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly + more

The Premier at 1935

1935 Alison Court Southwest, Atlanta GA 30311

(915) 213-7080

$1,116+

11 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Granite counters, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance, Cable included + more

The Gallery at 1960

1990 Alison Ct SW, Atlanta GA 30311

(702) 466-1504

$1,116

11 units available

1 bed

Amenities

Granite counters, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Stainless steel, Walk in closets + more

788 West Midtown

788 West Marietta Street, Atlanta GA 30318

(678) 582-2852

$2,082+

9 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

Patio / balcony, Hardwood floors, Dishwasher, Gym, Pool, 24hr concierge + more

5.0

Kinstone River Apartment Homes

2550 Akers Mill Rd SE, Atlanta GA 30339

(747) 318-4805

$1,250+

Top rated for Location

“It's actually a great place to live, quiet, nice, the whole family loves this place.”

31 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

W/D hookup, Google fiber, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, 24hr maintenance + more

Stillhouse Vinings Apartments

3158 Stillhouse Creek Drive SE, Atlanta GA 30339

(470) 536-8884

$1,600+

Rent Savings

11 units available

1 bed • 2 bed • 3 bed

Amenities

Patio / balcony, Pet friendly, Stainless steel, 24hr gym, Pool, Dog park + more

Iris O4W

652 Angier Avenue Northeast, Atlanta GA 30308

(229) 340-9708

$1,930+

Rent Savings

23 units available

Studio • 1 bed • 2 bed

Amenities

In unit laundry, Patio / balcony, Dishwasher, Pet friendly, Garage, Stainless steel + more

Average rent in Atlanta, Georgia

The average rent for a 1 bedroom apartment in Atlanta is $1,767, while the average rent for a 2 bedroom apartment is $2,278. Rent rates updated 7 days ago

Studio

$1,629

1 Bed

$1,767

2 Beds

$2,278

3+ Beds

$2,963

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FAQs answered by renters in Atlanta, GA

What are some life hacks for living cheap in Atlanta, GA?

Answer 1
Cheaper to live further away from the city of Atlanta
answered on February 21 2025 by Reginald. S.
Answer 2
Everything is in a 3 mile radius of ALL of my interests!
answered on February 20 2025 by Debra F.
Answer 3
Live on the outskirts.
answered on February 20 2025 by Rhea G.
Answer 4
Still learning myself
answered on February 20 2025 by Yoki H.
Answer 5
Don’t even move here
answered on February 20 2025 by Robin B.
Answer 6
Side Hustles and taking the time to find a place that's not only safe but fits your lifestyle.
answered on February 20 2025 by Lance R.
Answer 7
Avoid apartment buildings that claim to be "luxury living" when they clearly aren't.
answered on February 19 2025 by Ulises A.
Answer 8
Costco membership (great gas prices). Lots of great cheap events (usually $25) by the recreation department of various local city ofs. Can find a lot of them on Eventbrite. So much nature and picnic opportunities.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kelli K.
Answer 9
live within your means
answered on February 19 2025 by Deverion H.
Answer 10
Shop cheap
answered on February 19 2025 by Torrance s.
Answer 11
Watch the sales.
answered on February 19 2025 by Craig C.
Answer 12
Look for a place close to work, cook at home. find a lcoation close to super markets
answered on February 19 2025 by Guillermo M.
Answer 13
Gets to get out more
answered on February 19 2025 by Tiki B.
Answer 14
I don't think right now there is a thing of living cheap. It's more about living within your means and reducing frivolous spending.
answered on February 19 2025 by D B.
Answer 15
live within your means
answered on February 19 2025 by Linda A.
Answer 16
searching apartment
answered on February 19 2025 by ji b.
Answer 17
Go for a house over apartment
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine H.
Answer 18
Stay at home and cook!
answered on February 19 2025 by Tameka J.
Answer 19
I do not know any. It has been really expensive so far.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim L.
Answer 20
I didn't know there were cheap living in Atlanta. I do know about the affordable rent in Atlanta even that is not cheap one has to live within there budget to afford rent.
answered on February 19 2025 by DEBRA M.
Answer 21
It would’ve been good if rent can be cheap
answered on February 19 2025 by Taire E.
Answer 22
There isn’t any
answered on February 19 2025 by Jeneice B.
Answer 23
Bad management and lack of concerns when to the tenants well being
answered on February 19 2025 by Terry W.
Answer 24
Research
answered on February 19 2025 by naimah a.
Answer 25
If your job is close to where you live.
answered on February 19 2025 by Andre B.
Answer 26
Live below your means
answered on February 19 2025 by Eva K.
Answer 27
Live outside of the perimeter
answered on February 19 2025 by Gilmer P.
Answer 28
Choose an apartment in the metro area near major highways.
answered on February 19 2025 by Denis-Julien F.
Answer 29
You can't live cheap in Atlanta and be comfortable.
answered on February 19 2025 by Teakilla B.
Answer 30
save before you start looking to get ahead and continue to save
answered on February 19 2025 by Imani L.
Answer 31
Having an onsite storage option at apartment complex.
answered on February 19 2025 by Pearl A.
Answer 32
Traffic
answered on February 19 2025 by Randy F.
Answer 33
Don't move here
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine w.
Answer 34
Live in areas further away from midtown where prices tend to be high.
answered on February 19 2025 by Zachary F.
Answer 35
Live in your budget
answered on February 19 2025 by Brianna N.
Answer 36
Take your time looking.
answered on February 19 2025 by Anissa M.
Answer 37
Don’t live above your means
answered on February 19 2025 by Tamara K.
Answer 38
There are none
answered on February 19 2025 by Cleo A.
Answer 39
Roommates! Make sure you can live with them though and don’t clash personalities
answered on February 19 2025 by Destiny M.
Answer 40
Asking the landlord or leasing managers to offer discounts for longer-lease terms. Including utilities in the rent cost may be beneficial if the complex qualifies for the group bundle rates.
answered on February 19 2025 by Lashell L.
Answer 41
None
answered on February 19 2025 by Simone C.
Answer 42
Don't eat out too much
answered on February 19 2025 by Nancy B.
Answer 43
Dekalb farmers market for groceries
answered on February 19 2025 by Lucas K.
Answer 44
There isn’t lol
answered on February 19 2025 by An B.
Answer 45
Don’t care about safety
answered on February 19 2025 by Faith P.
Answer 46
Don’t live above your means!
answered on February 19 2025 by Star D.
Answer 47
Total electric home, and goes a size down in bedroom sizes.
answered on February 19 2025 by Markiecha j.
Answer 48
Look for specials
answered on February 19 2025 by Shelbi M.
Answer 49
Outside of 285 is cheaper
answered on February 19 2025 by doshia w.
Answer 50
Find a metro suburb vs. the city
answered on February 19 2025 by Matthew B.
Answer 51
2 head household
answered on February 19 2025 by Ansel J.
Answer 52
It’s a new building, and I rented when it was unoccupied so I got a better deal.
answered on February 19 2025 by Sue K.
Answer 53
If you want to live cheap in atl, don’t move here… move to it’s neighboring cities.. we are tired of brokeys
answered on February 19 2025 by Diamond E.
Answer 54
Parks not to far
answered on February 19 2025 by Timothy B.
Answer 55
Look in the suburbs
answered on February 19 2025 by Mohsina Y.
Answer 56
Not possible
answered on February 19 2025 by Senny a.
Answer 57
Roommates; go pick everything up, no delivery; be able to live without certain luxuries.
answered on February 19 2025 by Grace B.
Answer 58
There is no cheap in Atlanta
answered on February 19 2025 by Coralleroffur N.
Answer 59
Buying only what I need, shopping at Lidl and cooking at home.
answered on February 19 2025 by Regina G.
Answer 60
Looking for apartment complexes with good deals
answered on February 19 2025 by elle s.
Answer 61
Don’t move to Atlanta
answered on February 19 2025 by Karree C.
Answer 62
It's not cheap anymore but I love the 4 seasons hear.
answered on February 19 2025 by Carla I.
Answer 63
Stop moving here. We full.
answered on February 19 2025 by Alexis A.

Which areas in Atlanta should I look at when renting an apartment for affordability?

Answer 1
Nowhere in Atlanta is cheap
answered on February 21 2025 by Reginald. S.
Answer 2
I don't know, it just depends on YOUR interests.
answered on February 20 2025 by Debra F.
Answer 3
Lithonia, Decatur, Tucker
answered on February 20 2025 by Rhea G.
Answer 4
Outside of metro Atlanta
answered on February 20 2025 by Yoki H.
Answer 5
Mine are affordable right now and they are still not up to standards regardless of price
answered on February 20 2025 by Robin B.
Answer 6
Walkable areas, outside of the main downtown area
answered on February 20 2025 by Lance R.
Answer 7
Depends on what you need out of your neighborhood.
answered on February 19 2025 by Ulises A.
Answer 8
Probably the ones closer to the perimeter.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kelli K.
Answer 9
None, it's expensive period.
answered on February 19 2025 by Deirdre H.
Answer 10
midtown & downtown
answered on February 19 2025 by Deverion H.
Answer 11
College park
answered on February 19 2025 by Torrance s.
Answer 12
Look at areas where there is little to no crime.
answered on February 19 2025 by Craig C.
Answer 13
close to work. depends on lifestyle. I prefer a quite location, not close to downtown or bars
answered on February 19 2025 by Guillermo M.
Answer 14
Outskirts of cities surrounding ATL
answered on February 19 2025 by Tiki B.
Answer 15
Many areas
answered on February 19 2025 by Cheryl E.
Answer 16
East Atlanta, Edgewood, Gresham Park, East Point, and College Park
answered on February 19 2025 by D B.
Answer 17
sandy springs
answered on February 19 2025 by Linda A.
Answer 18
Mechanicsville
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine H.
Answer 19
It’s all expensive to be honest
answered on February 19 2025 by Tameka J.
Answer 20
Roswell and Alpharetta have some affordable places.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim L.
Answer 21
I think one should look throughout the Atlanta area
answered on February 19 2025 by DEBRA M.
Answer 22
Camperton rd
answered on February 19 2025 by Terry W.
Answer 23
Depends on price range
answered on February 19 2025 by naimah a.
Answer 24
South of Atlanta
answered on February 19 2025 by Eva K.
Answer 25
Jasper and caterville
answered on February 19 2025 by Gilmer P.
Answer 26
Kennesaw/Marietta (Town Center)
answered on February 19 2025 by Denis-Julien F.
Answer 27
South Side
answered on February 19 2025 by Teakilla B.
Answer 28
west midtown, Brookhaven
answered on February 19 2025 by Imani L.
Answer 29
Don't move here
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine w.
Answer 30
Wherever floats your boat
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim D.
Answer 31
Sandy springs or lindbergh
answered on February 19 2025 by Zachary F.
Answer 32
Midtown
answered on February 19 2025 by Brianna N.
Answer 33
You can find options anywhere, but there will always be a tradeoff, one way or another — be it locale/convenience, or building quality.
answered on February 19 2025 by Anissa M.
Answer 34
Fulton County
answered on February 19 2025 by Tamara K.
Answer 35
Downtown Atlanta - still in school
answered on February 19 2025 by Evoni L.
Answer 36
East Atlanta
answered on February 19 2025 by Michael w.
Answer 37
Unfortunately the only places that are cheap are in unsafe areas. Beware of cheap apartments.
answered on February 19 2025 by Destiny M.
Answer 38
Live outside of the city central area in cities such as Decatur, Chamblee, East Point etc.
answered on February 19 2025 by Lashell L.
Answer 39
Cobb
answered on February 19 2025 by Edgard F.
Answer 40
I think Norcross is a good place to start.
answered on February 19 2025 by Brenica M.
Answer 41
varies
answered on February 19 2025 by Nancy B.
Answer 42
west midtown or bukhead
answered on February 19 2025 by Lucas K.
Answer 43
Not Buckhead lol
answered on February 19 2025 by Faith P.
Answer 44
Brookhaven and Sandy Springs
answered on February 19 2025 by Star D.
Answer 45
Jonesboro, Riverdale, Stockbridge
answered on February 19 2025 by Markiecha j.
Answer 46
South of Atlanta
answered on February 19 2025 by doshia w.
Answer 47
McDonough
answered on February 19 2025 by Matthew B.
Answer 48
Area
answered on February 19 2025 by Ansel J.
Answer 49
I don’t Atlanta well, I look for convenience, safety and great neighborhoods.
answered on February 19 2025 by Sue K.
Answer 50
Brookhaven, and nearby towns
answered on February 19 2025 by Diamond E.
Answer 51
No trash cold in apartment gas truck suck
answered on February 19 2025 by Robert S.
Answer 52
Midtown downtown
answered on February 19 2025 by Timothy B.
Answer 53
Brookhaven, Chamblee, Doraville, Sandy Springs
answered on February 19 2025 by Mohsina Y.
Answer 54
Sandy springs
answered on February 19 2025 by Senny a.
Answer 55
I would not consider the “affordable” apartments in good areas. If you want location, space, and decent amenities, you’re paying at least $1800 for a one-bedroom. If you want more affordable, you need to go to either suburbs or shadier areas that may have more crime.
answered on February 19 2025 by Grace B.
Answer 56
In suburbs west, east or south of Atlanta.
answered on February 19 2025 by Regina G.
Answer 57
There are no affordability unless you want to risk your safety
answered on February 19 2025 by elle s.
Answer 58
South
answered on February 19 2025 by Karree C.
Answer 59
Cobb country
answered on February 19 2025 by Carla I.
Answer 60
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.
answered on February 19 2025 by Tanya F.
Answer 61
Stop moving here. We full.
answered on February 19 2025 by Alexis A.

How easy is it to get a 6-month apartment in midtown Atlanta for $1,300?

Answer 1
Rarely
answered on February 21 2025 by Vianna D.
Answer 2
Not so easy. Most apartments start off with 1 year
answered on February 21 2025 by Reginald. S.
Answer 3
Impossible
answered on February 20 2025 by Rhea G.
Answer 4
If your credit and work history is not good, extremely difficult
answered on February 20 2025 by Yoki H.
Answer 5
It's somewhere in between because you have scavenge for those places and get lucky
answered on February 20 2025 by Lance R.
Answer 6
Not at all easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Ulises A.
Answer 7
very easy if u can money manage
answered on February 19 2025 by Deverion H.
Answer 8
not easy, from a foreigner perspective you need to pay more in advance sicne a lot of these places requieres documents such as SSN or Credit score which you have been relocated from outside the states is hard at the begining
answered on February 19 2025 by Guillermo M.
Answer 9
For now … really good
answered on February 19 2025 by Tiki B.
Answer 10
Nearly impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by jessica n.
Answer 11
No, you will paymuch more than $1300 for anything safe and livable
answered on February 19 2025 by Will L.
Answer 12
It gives impossible.
answered on February 19 2025 by D B.
Answer 13
Yea right
answered on February 19 2025 by Tameka J.
Answer 14
That’s impossible.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim L.
Answer 15
Midtown is a beautiful area of Atlanta but the rent is expensive.
answered on February 19 2025 by DEBRA M.
Answer 16
Not likely
answered on February 19 2025 by Jeneice B.
Answer 17
No easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Terry W.
Answer 18
It’s not easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Eva K.
Answer 19
No easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Gilmer P.
Answer 20
not easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Imani L.
Answer 21
Not easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Pearl A.
Answer 22
Your whole life has to be an open book you might have to live on the streets for 6 months first
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine w.
Answer 23
Not likely
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim D.
Answer 24
Very difficult unless you are sharing a 2 bedroom with another renter.
answered on February 19 2025 by Zachary F.
Answer 25
Not easy at all
answered on February 19 2025 by Juliana B.
Answer 26
Not super easy give yourself some time to hunt
answered on February 19 2025 by Brianna N.
Answer 27
Don’t know, I’m in Alpharetta and it would be difficult here.
answered on February 19 2025 by Ronald T.
Answer 28
Impossible, unless you want to live in 350sqft, or roommates.
answered on February 19 2025 by Anissa M.
Answer 29
Easy enough
answered on February 19 2025 by Tamara K.
Answer 30
Not easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Evoni L.
Answer 31
It’s not
answered on February 19 2025 by Michael w.
Answer 32
Not easy at all. Especially in midtown
answered on February 19 2025 by Destiny M.
Answer 33
It’s very difficult finding short term leases for that amount.
answered on February 19 2025 by Lashell L.
Answer 34
so so
answered on February 19 2025 by Lucas K.
Answer 35
Almost impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Kelilah D.
Answer 36
Impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Faith P.
Answer 37
No!
answered on February 19 2025 by Star D.
Answer 38
Not
answered on February 19 2025 by emily j.
Answer 39
Not very easy
answered on February 19 2025 by doshia w.
Answer 40
In midtown most likely impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Matthew B.
Answer 41
Not easy at all
answered on February 19 2025 by Ansel J.
Answer 42
Hard
answered on February 19 2025 by Kymkeisha W.
Answer 43
Not easy.. usually leases are 12 months. $1,300 apt in midtown won’t be a nice apartment.
answered on February 19 2025 by Diamond E.
Answer 44
Good
answered on February 19 2025 by Robert S.
Answer 45
Pretty else
answered on February 19 2025 by Timothy B.
Answer 46
Difficult
answered on February 19 2025 by Mohsina Y.
Answer 47
Impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Senny a.
Answer 48
None-existent
answered on February 19 2025 by Grace B.
Answer 49
Impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Coralleroffur N.
Answer 50
None existent
answered on February 19 2025 by Justin D.
Answer 51
Difficult most want 12 months.
answered on February 19 2025 by Regina G.
Answer 52
Impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Nay A.
Answer 53
Impossible
answered on February 19 2025 by Spencer D.
Answer 54
It’s not unless you qualify for WORKFORCE housing
answered on February 19 2025 by Karree C.
Answer 55
Very easy
answered on February 19 2025 by Carla I.
Answer 56
Not easy, the price is much higher.
answered on February 19 2025 by Tanya F.
Answer 57
Very easy.
answered on February 19 2025 by Alexis A.

What are some good pet friendly apartment complexes in Atlanta?

Answer 1
Yes
answered on February 21 2025 by Vianna D.
Answer 2
All of them
answered on February 20 2025 by Robin B.
Answer 3
Canopy
answered on February 20 2025 by Lance R.
Answer 4
Not many
answered on February 19 2025 by Ulises A.
Answer 5
yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Deverion H.
Answer 6
The park apartments
answered on February 19 2025 by Torrance s.
Answer 7
Most that I have ever been interested in.
answered on February 19 2025 by Cheryl E.
Answer 8
Elme ant Druid Hills
answered on February 19 2025 by Will L.
Answer 9
Marlowe SF
answered on February 19 2025 by Shannon C.
Answer 10
I think most apartments are pet friendly.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim L.
Answer 11
Atlanta is a pet friendly city i would consider the entire area Atlanta is a pet friendly city.
answered on February 19 2025 by DEBRA M.
Answer 12
I can’t remember the names but I’m sure there is a few
answered on February 19 2025 by Gilmer P.
Answer 13
Avonlea Creekside
answered on February 19 2025 by Denis-Julien F.
Answer 14
yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Imani L.
Answer 15
None really
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine w.
Answer 16
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Ronald T.
Answer 17
Morrison Properties is the only I can give feedback on.
answered on February 19 2025 by Anissa M.
Answer 18
Most
answered on February 19 2025 by Michael w.
Answer 19
Don’t tell them you have a pet…. Lol
answered on February 19 2025 by Destiny M.
Answer 20
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.
answered on February 19 2025 by Lashell L.
Answer 21
Most are.
answered on February 19 2025 by Nancy B.
Answer 22
Majority of them
answered on February 19 2025 by Ansel J.
Answer 23
Most places are pet friendly
answered on February 19 2025 by Sue K.
Answer 24
Duluth
answered on February 19 2025 by Robert S.
Answer 25
Piedmont pad
answered on February 19 2025 by Timothy B.
Answer 26
Most
answered on February 19 2025 by Mohsina Y.
Answer 27
Sandy springs
answered on February 19 2025 by Senny a.
Answer 28
Almost all are pet-friendly. ATL is a very pet-friendly city
answered on February 19 2025 by Grace B.
Answer 29
The Residences at Vinings Mt
answered on February 19 2025 by Regina G.
Answer 30
The Cumberland
answered on February 19 2025 by Carla I.
Answer 31
Stop moving here. We full!
answered on February 19 2025 by Alexis A.

Is Buckhead safer than Midtown?

Answer 1
Sure
answered on February 21 2025 by Vianna D.
Answer 2
No
answered on February 21 2025 by Reginald. S.
Answer 3
No. About the same
answered on February 20 2025 by Rhea G.
Answer 4
No
answered on February 20 2025 by Robin B.
Answer 5
They're just about the same
answered on February 20 2025 by Lance R.
Answer 6
No.
answered on February 20 2025 by Catie E.
Answer 7
No
answered on February 20 2025 by Jevone H.
Answer 8
Maybe
answered on February 19 2025 by Ulises A.
Answer 9
About the same.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kelli K.
Answer 10
slightly but they’re very usimilar
answered on February 19 2025 by Deverion H.
Answer 11
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Torrance s.
Answer 12
it looks like
answered on February 19 2025 by Guillermo M.
Answer 13
Not at this time
answered on February 19 2025 by Tiki B.
Answer 14
Not anymore
answered on February 19 2025 by Cheryl E.
Answer 15
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Will L.
Answer 16
Depends but I would generally say no.
answered on February 19 2025 by D B.
Answer 17
Nowhere is “safe” anymore
answered on February 19 2025 by Tameka J.
Answer 18
No.
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim L.
Answer 19
There's crime in all neighborhoods
answered on February 19 2025 by DEBRA M.
Answer 20
No, they are equally ghetto
answered on February 19 2025 by Tonia S.
Answer 21
It's about the same
answered on February 19 2025 by Terry W.
Answer 22
No where is completely perfect
answered on February 19 2025 by naimah a.
Answer 23
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Gilmer P.
Answer 24
no
answered on February 19 2025 by Imani L.
Answer 25
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Pearl A.
Answer 26
Slightly
answered on February 19 2025 by Jasmine w.
Answer 27
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Kim D.
Answer 28
In some areas yes, but buckhead and midtown both have areas that aren't too safe.
answered on February 19 2025 by Zachary F.
Answer 29
I don’t think so
answered on February 19 2025 by Brianna N.
Answer 30
I’ve heard that
answered on February 19 2025 by Ronald T.
Answer 31
No.
answered on February 19 2025 by Anissa M.
Answer 32
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Evoni L.
Answer 33
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Michael w.
Answer 34
Not really
answered on February 19 2025 by Destiny M.
Answer 35
Buckhead’s residential neighborhoods are generally safer, but its busier urban zones tend to have a higher crime presence. In contrast, Midtown’s denser, more saturated environment naturally experiences elevated crime levels.
answered on February 19 2025 by Lashell L.
Answer 36
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Edgard F.
Answer 37
Yeah probably
answered on February 19 2025 by Faith P.
Answer 38
I don’t think one is safer than the other. You should be aware of your surroundings anywhere you are!
answered on February 19 2025 by Star D.
Answer 39
NO
answered on February 19 2025 by doshia w.
Answer 40
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Matthew B.
Answer 41
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Ansel J.
Answer 42
I believe so
answered on February 19 2025 by Sue K.
Answer 43
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Robert S.
Answer 44
Probably the same
answered on February 19 2025 by Timothy B.
Answer 45
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Jazemine B.
Answer 46
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Mohsina Y.
Answer 47
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Grace B.
Answer 48
Sort of
answered on February 19 2025 by Coralleroffur N.
Answer 49
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Justin D.
Answer 50
No! They are about the same.
answered on February 19 2025 by Regina G.
Answer 51
No
answered on February 19 2025 by elle s.
Answer 52
No
answered on February 19 2025 by Max L.
Answer 53
Hell no
answered on February 19 2025 by ashley p.
Answer 54
Doubt it
answered on February 19 2025 by Karree C.
Answer 55
Yes, I think it is.
answered on February 19 2025 by Tanya F.
Answer 56
Yes
answered on February 19 2025 by Alexis A.

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