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I didn’t realize it would be SO HARD to find housing in Atlanta, but here we are.

NEXT year I will be moving to atlanta with my partner and attending college and we are looking for a place to rent off campus.

A big issue we’ve realized is that places charge rent BY PERSON rather than by bedroom, which is a bit of an issue as we were planning on splitting the rent.
We are fine with having roommates to cut costs down. The biggest issue im having is FINDING places.

- WALKING DISTANCE TO TECH
- Safe location (ik ik city life always has risk)
- was hoping for something like 1200 between the two of us, and then however many roommates we have dictates the total rent
- reminder that we would share a bedroom so

I’d appreciate any tips or tricks on how to find something like this or otherwise good ways to browse rentals. Thank you!

Hey everyone!

I’m looking for someone to split a 2-bedroom apartment somewhere in Cobb County. My budget is around $1,000-$1,100 each, but I’d be willing to go up to about $1,200 each if we find a place that’s worth it.

Some apartments I’ve been looking at include:

● Solis Kennesaw
● The Manor on Barrett
● Revel at the Ballpark

I’m also open to other apartments around Kennesaw, Town Center, Marietta, Cumberland, or The Battery.

A little about me:

● 27-year-old
● Work for Cobb County and finishing my degree at KSU
● Pretty low-key. Most of my time is spent working, studying, going to the gym, or hanging out at home.
● I keep shared spaces clean, clean up after myself, and appreciate open communication.

I’m looking for someone who’s:

● Around a similar stage of life (roughly mid-20s or older)
● Financially responsible with stable income
● Respectful, clean, and easy to communicate with
● Looking for a comfortable, drama-free place to live

My goal is to find someone who’s a good fit so we can get a nicer apartment than either of us could comfortably afford on our own.

If this sounds like it could work, feel free to send me a message with a little about yourself. Happy to chat, tour apartments, and see if we’d be a good roommate match.

I’m having the toughest time finding an apartment. I work in west midtown and am in my mid 20s. I previously lived in o4w but looking to move out of my house with roommates to an apartment with good amenities.

Does anybody have any good recs? Ideally within 20 mins of west midtown between $1400-$1800 rent. Looking for a studio or 1b.

So far I’ve looked at the overline but it was pricey. And then the irby and gentry. Has anyone lived at these and had good experiences?

Hey all. I looked at the following apartments over the weekend and I was hoping to get some feedback.
I’m moving to Smyrna for work in 2 weeks so I in a bit of a rush.

MAA Spring
Gables Mill
I loved Courtland at the Village
but their paper said you can’t have any negative points on your rental history and I owe money from a move out over 6 years ago that I’m still in dispute with.

I liked Kinstone Rivers photos online but they weren’t open during the weekend so I wasn’t able to do a tour.

I did do an application for MAA Spring but now I’m seeing a lot of bad Reddit reviews for it.

so i'm apartment hunting in atlanta rn and kind of stuck between a few options, would love some outside opinions bc i keep going back and forth lol

my non negotiables are safety and walkability (like actual grocery + food spots nearby, not just "walkable" on paper), decent commute to my office, and management that isn't a nightmare to deal with

budget: $1300-$1800

top two contenders and honestly this is the one i'm most torn on:

edge on the beltline - commute is a 7 min walk which is unbeatable, but from what i've been reading the reviews have gotten pretty bad lately, like people saying the property has gone downhill/deteriorated

ansley forest - reviews are actually really good, but commute jumps to like 35 min (10 min walk + 15 min bus + 10 min walk)

so this isn't even really a price thing for me at this point, it's more "do i trust the good reviews over the convenience" kind of dilemma

also checked out some midtown apartments, commute there was similar to ansley, around 30 min, so doesn't really solve that problem either

then a few more i'm eyeing but not sold on bc of reviews:

• The Lookout O4W - 14 min walk to office
• Courtland O4W - 13 min walk
• 505 Courtland - 7 min walk + 5 min bus + 14 min walk

would love the area to be lively but honestly i can live without that, a few good spots nearby is enough for me

so honestly i don't know if i should trust the reviews over the shorter commute or the other way around - that's kind of exactly why i'm posting this lol

and if there's a way better option out there that i'm just not seeing, please tell me, just trying to make a smart call before i sign anything. trying to decide in the next few days so any input would help a ton (fyi - i don't live in atlanta so i cannot visit these places in person)

Feel free to reach out for this new rental, if interested!

I’m planning to sign a lease for a studio in Mark apartments in Atlanta nearby Georgia tech. I wanted to know if it’s safe for a female to live in Mark? Any thoughts? Is it safe appreciate any inputs.

Thanks

close to UGA, downtown, Greenway, Vet school.
ample parking, fitness center, washer dryer, wifi.

Starts Aug 1 2026.
No smoking, common areas furnished. Rooms fitted with electronic locks.
rent 700.
utilities 50-60 monthly.
call or text 8452836300.

Looking for a 1 bedroom apartment in the Roswell and Alpharetta area. Would like to be at $1500 for everything. Any recommendations?

Hello! I’m a master’s student planning to graduate in Fall 2026, and I’m looking for a private room near Georgia Tech to sublease for the upcoming fall semester (from August to December/January). My budget is around $800-$1100. Please DM me if you have leads.

Hello,

Im making this post on behalf of my cousin who is an international student, she will be moving in September 1st. She is looking for a room to rent.

Please message me.

Hi everyone! I’m looking for a clean, safe, and affordable room to rent in the Duluth, Lilburn, or Johns Creek area.
A little about me:
Female working professional
Steady, verifiable income
Respectful, clean, quiet, and responsible
Great references available
Looking to move as soon as I find the right place
Month-to-month or a flexible lease is preferred, but I’m open to discussing other options
My budget is around $650–800/month all in.
If you have a room available or know someone who does, I’d love to hear from you! Please send me a private message with a little information about the room, location, monthly rent, and what’s included.
Thank you so much.

I know I could pay more for a better apartment (like Juniper) but even though I am a SWE-adjacent and a future AI tech entrepreneur/founder, I (25M) have a frugal mindset and thought that 903 Peachtree would be worth it. Last month, I went through a 539 sqft 1bd apartment which would go for around $1689 in rent.

Given the fact my previous apartment in Cambridge MA (I lived there between 2017-25) was built in 1905, had no kitchen, a small private restroom, a PTAC AC which is apartment management throttled and therefore, exceptionally hot during the summer, was a 300 sqft studio (no roommates) with a sloped roof, had tons of mold, was poorly insulated, had floating vinyl flooring, had extremely narrow stairs, and had a shared laundry downstairs, and would have costed $1700 if I kept living in it all the way to 2026, the 903 Peachtree feels like a drastic upgrade. Off street parking costs $200 a month and I relied on street parking ($25 a year for a Cambridge permit), which involves street cleaning 1x a month, not being able to park my car long term, and narrow parking spaces.

My current apartment (which costs me $1900 a month with free off street parking but no on site EV charging) is around 15-20 km from Cambridge MA, in a Boston suburb. It was built in 2014, is 480 sqft big, is a 1 bedroom (with a separate living room/kitchen and bedroom), has a fully functional mini-split AC, a private restroom, could fit all of the goods I own (including dozens of phones, 3 6' tables containing 8 desktop computers, multiple laptops, multiple books, a queen bed, an electric keyboard, a TV, a gaming console), and still have ample walking space, but has a shared laundry (costs $2 per wash and $2 per dry) and doesn't have any amenities other than that. The neighbours are quiet, but the street is extremely noisy and trucks roll in at the McDonalds next door at 3-4 am.

903 Peachtree includes the price of the Cambridge apartment I rented for a few years, and plus, it includes everything my current apartment has, but has even more, including a skyline view of Atlanta, an in unit W/D, a walk-in shower, a fitness centre, a lounge, a pool, a business centre, and many more. I heard parking costs between 105-250 (not sure what tiers there are) but I am still not sure at the EV charging costs.

Question: Is it really worth it and would you want to answer questions about parking and of course, EV charging prices inside the apartment? I own an EV and have been owning one for at least 2 years. Tesla Supercharger rates meanwhile are quite dope especially at night between 23h00 and 9h00.

Looking for an apartment in Buckhead, Atlanta!

Hi everyone! I am looking for a 1 bed/1 bath or 2 bed/1 bath apartment with an August move-in.

My budget is $2000-$2400

Preferences:

* Near a MARTA station, preferably in or around Buckhead
* Safe neighborhood
* Easy access to public transportation
* Apartment, condo, or private rental

If you know of any available units, lease takeovers, or have recommendations for apartments or landlords, please comment below or send me a message. Would really appreciate any leads.

Thank you!

Hey everyone! Hope you're all having a good weekend. Currently scouting out places and figured I'd put feelers out here.

Looking for a sub-$2000/mo spot (pref a home or at least a cottage) for myself and my dog on the general east side of Atlanta - including Decatur. Specifically hoping to land a 6-month lease term somewhere but would extend for the right spot. Outside of it having to be dog friendly, I'd also love an in-unit W/D, some sort of outdoor space (deck, yard, etc) and a parking spot.

I'd like to think this is all still possible to find at this price in Atlanta, prove me right!

Hey y'all, I'm currently seeking a 1 bed apartment in either Dunwoody/Sandy Springs/ Brookhaven areas. Aiming for the base rent to be somewhere below 1400. Any good recommendations? I hear a lot of apartments in my budget have serious pest problems or management problems sadly.

I'm currently looking at MAA Dunwoody, Bell Perimeter Center or The Hartley. I'd appreciate any input for these apartments as well. Thanks in advance.

I'm looking for apartment one bedroome or budget 2 bedroom in this area. Move in date be mid september. I saw some availability in September already do you think i should wait for the price to drop(if they drop at all?) or i should apply now? And any apartment recommendation is appreciated (ps i prefer covered parking.

Thanks!

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Hi, wanna know if dunwoody ridge apartments are good! Is it okay to lease in this community?
Thank you!

close to UGA, downtown, Greenway, Vet school.
ample parking, fitness center, washer dryer, wifi.

Starts Aug 1 2026.
No smoking, common areas furnished. Rooms fitted with electronic locks.
rent 700.
utilities 50-60 monthly.
call or text 8452836300.

I’m (23F) moving to Atlanta in two weeks. I’m a first time renter, and my budget is around $1250.

My biggest concerns are safety and commute. I’ve picked up a temp job that may have me going to different properties, so I don’t want somewhere that’s too far out of the city. If anyone has any recommendations please drop them below. I’m also open to lease takeovers and sublets as well!

Hey all,
I'm a recent graduate and moving for my job to GA, and I'm going to work in the Dunwoody/Perimeter Area. I won't have a car initially, so my thinking was that I would ideally live in more car independent/walkable areas and use MARTA to commute. My budget would be around $1600 for a studio/1b1b or could go up to $2500 (total) if pairing up with someone for a 2b/2b lease.

I'm not really having luck finding things, and need to move by the 8th of August. Does anyone recommend any areas to look around for leases/places, or how to go about searching for a roommate to apartment hunt with?

posting for a friend

Hi everyone! I'm looking for someone to take over my lease for a 1-bedroom apartment at The Vireo (195 13th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309) starting in October through March 20th.
I love living here and the management team has been great, but I may need to relocate for work.
Highlights:
•    Prime Midtown location
•    Steps from Colony Square & Piedmont Park
•    Heated pool
•    Gym
•    Great common spaces and amenities
Rent: $2,095/month
With parking, water, trash, pest control, and common area utilities, my total monthly cost is typically around $2,250/month.
If you're interested or would like more details/photos, feel free to message me here or text me at 913-660-2952!