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In the heart of Downtown Decatur, on the corner of Ponce de Leon and Commerce Drive, this upscale condominium home has one of the largest floorplans in the building and includes a BONUS room (perfect for a 3rd bedroom or home office), as well as hardwoods, an open floor plan, light-filled rooms, and storage galore.

The spacious master suite is large enough for a king-sized bed and features a spacious master bath with double vanity, garden tub and separate shower, and a French door that opens to the patio overlooking the courtyard (a great spot for your morning coffee!).

A gourmet kitchen opens to the living room and includes stainless appliances, breakfast bar and granite countertops. It's the perfect setting for entertaining friends and family.

The Artisan itself is absolutely gorgeous and offers residents secured parking, 24-hour concierge services, billiard room (overlooking Downtown Decatur), a rooftop pool, spacious club house, guest parking and of course, a location that just can't be beat - restaurants, shops, MARTA and the Decatur Square are at your doorstep.

This home is priced to sell quickly at $319,900. If you would like to schedule an appointment to view this exquisite condominium, please call Kerry Lucasse at 404.432.1844.

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Edmund Park in Atlanta GA was built by Hedgewood, an Earthcraft builder. Edmund Park is a community of 86 homes, mostly 4 bedroom homes, with some 3 & 5 bedrooms. They have anywhere from 1 to 3 car garages. Homes have stone and brick accents, Hardiplank siding and craftsman detailing. Edmund Park has 2 story homes some with basements and some on concrete slab. Homes are close together and the yards are small and built for low maintenance which is what we expect with in-town living. Homes were built between 1998 and 2004.

Homes currently on the market in Edmund Park range in price from a low of $490K for a 3 bedroom/2.5 bath built in 1998 on Kimberly Lane to $699K for a 4 bedroom/4.5 bath home built in 2000 with a second kitchen on the terrace level.

Edmund Park is located in unincorporated Dekalb County in the sought after Morningside district of Atlanta. Home Buyers and Sellers in Dekalb County must be aware of Dekalb County's Plumbing Ordinance.

To get to Edmund Park going east from Ponce de Leon in the Virginia Highlands Neighborhood, take a left on Briarcliff Rd. Turn left on North Decatur Rd and make a right on E. Rock Springs Rd. Edmund Park is on your right. Edmund Park includes homes on Edmund Ct. NE, Edmund Park Dr. NE, Kimberly Lane NE, Markan Dr. NE, Rock Springs Circle NE and E. Rock Springs Rd NE.

Students at Edmund Park attend Briar Vista Elementary, Shamrock Middle and Druid Hills High School which are all Dekalb County GA schools. Edmund Park is also convenient to Emory University.

Nearby Virginia Highlands bars include Limerick Junction, the Dark Horse, Neighbors, Moe’s and Joes and Taco Mac. Fernbank Museum of Natural History is less than 2 miles and the Fabulous Fox Theatre is less than 3 miles away from Edmund Park.

Parks within a mile of Edmund Park include Johnson Park, Villa Park, Callandwolde Park, Lullwater Conservatory and Lenox Wildwood Park. Edmund Park has an active Homeowner's Association with planned social events. It sounds like a fun place to live!

If you are thinking of buying or selling real estate in or around Atlanta, GA contact Realtor Jen Bowman, Broker Associate & e-PRO with Success Realty at 404-456-5024. If you are a real estate agent, I am also looking for people to join my team.

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I love mashups. I don't know how much good it does but I do like to embed them in my sites. I just came across SpotCrime and they have done a really cool job of geolocating crimes on Google maps. This app could easily be a winner but I think it's still pretty new. I tried going back 1 year to see what an area looked like and when I refreshed the map it displayed the one month data that was already there and nothing new. Either their db isn't old enough or there search is buggy. Still, I think this one is a keeper.

It does require registration for which you get automatic alerts for any crime events within 2 miles of your home.

What are you doing to preserve/reserve the Earth's many gifts and resources? Think about it and be responsible. If you're not currently doing anything, start out with these something small adjustments:

• Use locally grown foods - be mindful of the amount your purchase and your plate portions. A tremendous amount of energy goes into producing and transporting food much of which eventually ends up in landfills due to our wasteful ways. Imagine the tremendous good you do by supporting local farmers, buying less, eating less and saving more!
• Turn the water off while brushing your teeth or take baths instead of showers. Do you know how much water is wasting while brushing teeth???? If we follow dentists recommendation of brushing your teeth at least 1-2 minutes to maintain good dental health we'd be wasting so much water! This just blows my mind!
• Use paper or canvas re-usable bags instead of plastic. Again, the amount of energy that goes into making the bags compounded with the fact that these items will never break down into anything beneficial to the earth makes this one an easy habit to implement.
• Recycle your wardrobe. Get with friend or neighbors and have a clothes trading party! This is a great way to save items from going into landfills and keep money in your pockets!!! A great website for saving items from landfills is www.Freecycle.org. This is one of my favorites! A wonderful way to trade unwanted items with people who are close to your home or office.

My point is, there are small ways that you can start today to make a difference! Remember, the Earth has been entrusted to us. What are you doing to treat Mother Earth better? These are just a FEW of the things you and your family could do today to give back.

Become aware of what you're doing - small things really add up - saves money AND natural resources!!! THINK AND DO!

Asiyah I. Ali, Realtor - Keller Williams Intown Atlanta - 4044-939-4890

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Rarely do I hear people talk about "affordability" as a key component of the real estate market. By affordability, I mean the number of people who can actually afford to buy a home. We focus on inventory, days on market, averages and the like. But the number of people in the pool who can actually buy a home is the bottom line.

When jobs go away, the number of people in that pool gets smaller and smaller.

Michael Kanell with the AJC writes that "It may be 2012 or 2013 before we get back to where we were," Ouch. And if you are an agent in the metro area, do not read the very last sentence of this article. I'm not one to be pessimistic, but until people can get back to work things can't change.