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Atlanta is racing to house its most vulnerable residents, and a new modular project just closed the gap. Waterworks Village, composed of two three‑story buildings with 200 rapid‑rehousing units, opened this week near West Midtown. The $17 million development was built in less than a year using factory‑assembled modules from South Carolina; each 250‑sq‑ft unit includes a kitchenette, bathroom, and shower. Mayor Andre Dickens says the city is now around 400 units toward its ambitious goal of 500 by Dec 31, and another 120–130 units are under construction. Partners for HOME CEO Cathryn Vassell acknowledges that missing the deadline is likely but emphasizes that the mission to house people continues. Modular construction, she notes, has proved a fast, scalable solution for Atlanta’s housing crisis.

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🌟 Prime Norcross Investment Opportunity | 6139 Oakbrook Pkwy 🌟

Looking for a property that checks every traditional box and positions you for future growth? This fully renovated, 100% occupied office/retail building in the heart of Norcross delivers exactly that. Surrounded by one of Gwinnett’s most established commercial corridors, Oakbrook offices sit directly across from the iconic Hong Kong Supermarket — a true landmark with nonstop traffic.

With 12,070+ SF, strong tenancy, excellent visibility, and a thriving community ecosystem, this is the kind of asset investors hold onto for decades. The numbers are solid, the area is booming, and the long-term potential speaks for itself.

If you’re ready for a forward-thinking move rooted in good old-fashioned fundamentals, this may be the one.

📍 6139 Oakbrook Pkwy, Norcross, GA 30093
💲 Asking: $2,800,000
🏢 100% Occupancy | Renovated 2022 | Strong Community Traffic

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The National Association of REALTORS® reports that its Pending Home Sales Index climbed 1.9 % in October, a modest rebound after two flat months. Regionally, the Midwest led the way with a 5.3 % month‑over‑month gain and a 0.9 % annual increase, while the South notched a 1.4 % monthly and 2.0 % yearly rise. The Northeast eked out a 2.3 % monthly uptick but remains 1.0 % below last year. Only the West continued to lag, with pending sales down 1.5 % month to month and 7.0 % year over year. NAR chief economist Lawrence Yun notes that days on market typically lengthen from November through February, giving buyers more negotiating power. With mortgage rates easing but inventory still tight, this uptick suggests cautious optimism heading into winter.