Think Buckhead, Perimeter, Brookhaven and anywhere north of Downtown. The Home Depot employees, this is you.

If you’re an avid traveler or work for Delta Air Lines, south Atlanta is a good base for you, near the airport.

Charming restaurants and shops are in beloved Decatur, plus Stone Mountain and other quiet neighborhoods.

Growing and gaining in popularity, the westside features family-friendly neighborhoods like Vinings and Smyrna.

Live the city life. High-rises, walkable neighborhoods and popular attractions intermix with bustling offices.

If your idea of the perfect backdrop is a city skyline, Atlanta’s intown communities are right for you.

If you need space but aren’t ready to give up the city life, Atlanta’s suburbs put you close to the action.

Atlanta may be an urban oasis, but it’s also known for its open spaces and close proximity to farmland.

If you prefer being behind the wheel, you’ll love the short drive between Atlanta’s neighborhoods.

Many neighborhoods in Atlanta focus on community. Easily access your favorite shops and restaurants.

Live more sustainably. The Atlanta area public transit system, MARTA, will get you where you need to go.

Whether you’re into the great outdoors, new restaurants or big concerts, you can stay busy in Atlanta.

If you’re looking for the laid back kind of lifestyle, Atlanta has a neighborhood for your low-key vibe.

If “rest and relaxation” sounds like your kind of pace, Atlanta offers plenty of places for a leisurely lifestyle.

Whether your dream is a two-story in the suburbs or a Craftsman intown, you’ll find a variety of homes in Atlanta.

Live among the action in one of the metro area’s many walkable communities, with less upkeep than a house.

Atlanta does urban living the right way. With vistas full of trees, there’s no better place to live than up in the sky.

You prefer a neighborhood where playdate means happy hour and restaurants don’t have kids’ menus.

You get the best of both worlds, a place that includes a good school district and vibrant nightlife.

You want the best schools, the safest neighborhoods and the most fun parks to play in with your family.

Who needs a backyard? Atlanta has more than 3,000 acres of parkland and 33 recreational centers.

Unlike other metro areas, you can find homes with backyards in the city. Grill, play and love your slice of ATL.

With vistas overlooking rolling hills, mountains, rivers and lakes, why not save intown for the work week?

There are plenty of live/work communities in the Atlanta area that’ll completely cut out your commute.

A half-hour drive gets you to and from most places. Just enough time to make traction on your podcast.

If you’re cool with a longer commute, you can live in desirable communities like Alpharetta and Roswell.