| Neighborhoods |
| Alpharetta |
| Ansley Park |
| Atlantic Station |
| Brookhaven |
| Buckhead |
| Cabbagetown |
| Candler Park |
| Cascade Heights |
| Druid Hills |
| Dunwoody |
| East Atlanta |
| Emory |
| Grant Park |
| Grove Park |
| Home Park |
| Inman Park |
| Kirkwood |
| Lake Claire |
| Marietta |
| Midtown |
| Reynoldstown |
| Sandy Springs |
| Sandtown |
| Stone Mountain |
| Sweet Auburn |
| South Atlanta |
| Virginia Highland |
| Vinings |
| West End |
Overview
How to Find Foreclosure Listings
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About East Atlanta
The urban village in East Atlanta and the surrounding neighborhoods have seen significant urban renewal efforts since the late 1990s.
In 1981, the East Atlanta Community Association was set up to support the feeling of a neighborhood. Several improvements have been made over the last 25 years thanks to the efforts of many dedicated residents and businesses.
In 2005, in East Atlanta acquired a new library building, located on the corner of Flat Shoals and McPherson. That same year, the first stage of a public works project to improve the pedestrian environment in the business district. The result was a much wider sidewalks and benches to sit on. The second phase of this project is scheduled to take place in 2006. In 2007, in East Atlanta hopes a new fire station, which replaces the old, which is more than 85 years old.