Housing prices near the BeltLine are rising faster than in the rest of Atlanta, according to a new study.
That probably comes as little surprise to anyone familiar with the popular path and the businesses and homes that spring up around it. But now, Dan Immergluck, a professor at the School of City and Regional planning at Georgia Tech, has quantified it.
“Within a half mile of the BeltLine depending on which part, you’re roughly talking appreciation of 50 to 60 percent from 2012 to 2015, versus about 30 percent in the rest of the city,” he said.
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