County popular with metro-area movers
Article found in todays Cherokee Tribune
An attractive quality of life is pulling metro-area residents to Cherokee County at a high rate, according to a new report. Cherokee ranked second in an Atlanta Regional Commission study of relocation patterns in the 20-county metro area for net residents moving in from other metro counties. The report used data from the Internal Revenue Service from 2000 to 2005, the most recent period for which data is available. According to the report, Cherokee saw 56,178 people move in to the county from other metro counties during that period and 32,378 people move out to other counties, a net of 23,800. Only Henry County saw a bigger net with about 30,000. Finishing behind Cherokee was Forsyth (23,785) and Paulding (20,564) counties. DeKalb County lost the most population to other counties during the period. DeKalb saw a net loss of 80,558 people. Other counties that shed a large amount of residents during the period are Fulton (66,204), Cobb (38,991) and Clayton (10,047). Cherokee's new residents mainly hailed from Cobb County. More than 27,000 people moved slightly north from Cobb to Cherokee during the period. Fulton County lost 13,257 people to Cherokee. In comparison, 14,115 people moved from Cherokee to Cobb and 5,092 people moved from Cherokee to Fulton. Local leaders said the lifestyle available in Cherokee is what is drawing people into the county. Wanda Roach of Canton, a Realtor with Century 21 Max Stancil Realty in Woodstock, said Cherokee has a list of positives going for it. "Cherokee is a very attractive place to live. We have the mountains, a major lake and good recreation. The schools are great, and the taxes are still good," she said. She said Cherokee also offers more room to people who are living in heavily populated areas.
By Ashley Fuller
Cherokee Tribune Staff Writer

Congratulations to our March Top Performers
RE/MAX Town & Country recognizes their Top Performing Agents by placing a full page ad in the Cherokee County newspaper. In this months ad Darrell Clarke is Agent of the Month in the Riverstone Office followed by the Top Performers, Greg Caudle, Rosanne Wells, and Alex Rodriguez. Laurie Clark is the Agent of the Month for the Bridgemill office followed by the Bridgemill Top Performers, Roger Groulx, The Terrell Team, and Lindsey Ferguson. Hickory Flat Office Agent of the Month is Janet Marshall followed by Top Performing Agent Mark Phelps. NE Georgia Agent of the Month is Kristy Petrillo, followed by Top Performing Agent Ami Terry. In the Woodstock Office the Agent of the Month is Carole Paul, followed by Top Performers Eric Renz, Lorena Duque, and Stephanie Music. Congratulations go out to all of these hard working agents.

"Seven RE/MAX Realtors in Canton earn special rank" states the headline in the Cherokee Tribune
Seven Realtors from RE/MAX Town & Country in Canton have earned a new designation. The have completed the required coursework to be called Senior Real Estate Specialists. They are: Broker/Manager Molly McGrory and Sue Boughton, Darrell Clarke, Janet Marshall, Jennifer Pierce, Jim Schlueter and Rosanne Wells.

Have you seen the latest news in the Cherokee Tribune ? ? ?
"Housing starts UP for March" . . . the headline reads
(just to clarify, that's not a typo. At first glance you may think they had a blooper on the first page, but it is not. The stats are also up, but that is not what they meant.)
"Housing starts" as defined in wikipedia, are used in the United States of America as an indicator of the state of the economy. Housing Starts are the number of privately owned new homes (technically housing units) on which construction has been started over some period. Housing starts are an important economic indicator because they show how much money the general public has. If there is a rise in housing starts it likely means there is more money in the economy. Additionally if there are more Housing Starts in a time period the Federal Funds Rate is presumably low enough for individuals to be willing to borrow money from banks.
Here are the stats of the "Housing Starts"
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