In Fulton County, 629 homes sold in early to late April (see blue bar at the top of graph). That’s down 3% from the previous 2 week period lasting from late March to early April which sold 650 homes (see red bar on top of that blue bar). During the same time period, 1,237 homes were listed, which is up 12% from the previous 2 week period at 1,107 homes (see second set of bars from the top). In Forsyth County, 179 homes sold in early to late April. That’s down 1% from the p

In Fulton County, 650 homes sold in late March to mid April (see blue bar at the top of graph). That’s up 9% from the previous 2 week period lasting from mid to late March which sold 599 homes (see red bar on top of that blue bar). During the same time period, 1,107 homes were listed, which is down 3% from the previous 2 week period at 1,143 homes (see second set of bars from the top). In Forsyth County, 181 homes sold in late March to mid April. That’s up 27% from the pre

In Fulton County, 650 homes sold in late March to mid April (see blue bar at the top of graph). That’s up 9% from the previous 2 week period lasting from mid to late March which sold 599 homes (see red bar on top of that blue bar). During the same time period, 1,107 homes were listed, which is down 3% from the previous 2 week period at 1,143 homes (see second set of bars from the top). In Forsyth County, 181 homes sold in late March to mid April. That’s up 27% from the prev

Quick changes recommended by Zillow to up your home’s curb appeal: Upgrade your mailbox. Install a new mailbox for under $100, or spray paint your existing mailbox. Plant a tree. Make sure you know how large the tree will grow first, but planting a tree adds to your curb appeal for as low as $20. Build a tree bench. Already have a tree you love in your front yard? Build a wraparound tree bench. Great for napping, picnicking, or just hiding exposed roots, a tree bench will jus

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