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Atlanta area sales statistics for 2013

As  you may be able to see from the above map, Atlanta home sellers didn’t have much trouble in 2013. The average list price was $260,092 and it took 75 days for a detached single family home to sell for $230,989, the average sales price. Homes sold for roughly 89% of their original list price and approximately 97% of their final list price. Some of the hottest areas with impressive stats included north Fulton (areas 13, 14);  midtown, Buckhead, Morningside, and East Atlanta (23, 24); Lithonia (43), Lawrenceville (64), Smyrna (72), Kennesaw (74), East Cobb (81,82,83), Dunwoody (121), and Paulding (191). 2013 detached single family home sales decreased by 1% while single family attached unit sales increased by 4% when compared with 2012. Probably the most

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