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Atlanta, Georgia Mortgage and Housing Information

Population: 416,474
Data Source:US Census Bureau. All figures are from year 2000 unless otherwise noted.

Value of Houses and Condos

A comparison of the average prices of homes in Atlanta, Georgia and the U.S.
U.S.GeorgiaAtlanta
Median home value
in year 2006
$185,200$156,800$233,900

Monthly Owner Costs

Median owner costs for owner-occupied houses and condos in year 2006
U.S.GeorgiaAtlanta
With a mortgage$1,402$1,289$1,708
Without a mortgage$399$336$564

Ownership of Houses and Condos

Types of mortgages for owner-occupied Houses and Condos in Atlanta (2006)
Mortgage TypeNumber of Houses and CondosPercent of total
Without a mortgage19,76323.6%
First Mortgage Only43,69752.1%
Second Mortgage and/or Home Equity Loan20,45824.4%
Total83,918100%

Tenancy in Atlanta

How many people in Atlanta live in their own home? How many rent their home? Data for houses and condos, from 2006.
Owner-occupied homes83,918
Renter-occupied homes85,330
Homes for sale6,633
Homes for rent16,232
Total211,300

Age of Atlanta Residents

Median age for males and females (2000).
Males 31
Females 32

Income

Median earnings for the 12 months preceding 2006, residents over 16 years with earnings
U.S.GeorgiaAtlanta
Median Earnings$27,239$26,861$25,988
Median Earnings, Males$32,396$31,538$28,873
Median Earnings, Females$22,097$22,149$23,492

Males earn $5,381 (22.9%) more than Females in Atlanta.

Commuting in Atlanta

Means of transportation to work, workers over 16 years old.
Means of TransportNumber of People
Car, solo114,560
Carpooled22,181
Public Transit26,893
Bicycle562
Walking6,261
Other Means1,772
Total, Commuted172,229
Worked from home6,741
Total178,970

Time Spent Commuting in Atlanta

Time spent commuting in Atlanta
Time spent in minutesNumber of People
Less than 53,127
5-913,151
10-1422,147
15-1930,037
20-2428,757
25-2910,372
30-3426,823
35-394,267
40-444,859
45-5911,502
60-8910,061
Over 907,126

Education

Level of higher education for people over 25 years in Atlanta (2006).
LevelNumber of MalesPercent of MalesNumber of FemalesPercent of Females
Some College20,06114.0%22,69915.8%
Associate Degree6,1594.3%5,6423.9%
Bachelor's Degree32,80022.9%36,12725.2%
Master's Degree14,59510.2%16,34511.4%
Professional Degree7,8195.5%4,1762.9%
Doctorate Degree2,5181.8%2,0861.5%
Total (at least some college)83,95258.5%87,07558.8%
Total over 25143,433100%148,118100%

Comments on Atlanta

July 31st, 2008

Coca Cola is based here. I took a tour (which I had to pay for) The tour was boring, but it was really cool to taste different Cokes and drinks from around the world

– Unregistered User

July 31st, 2008

it’s a really big and sprawling city. some people love it, some don’t. there’s lots of jobs here, but atlanta has its share of problems

– Unregistered User

July 23rd, 2008

I can’t say I’m a great fan of Atlanta. Downtown seems pretty ghetto, and the Coke museum is a pretty crappy tourist attraction (aside from the tasting room). Atlanta’s economy has boomed, but it seems like all the actions in the suburbs.

– Dan

July 23rd, 2008

Big city and somewhat difficult to get around without a car. A bit too much sprawl for me. I really like the hot climate

– Unregistered User

Latest comment on Atlanta

July 31st, 2008

Coca Cola is based here. I took a tour (which I had to pay for) The tour was boring, but it was really cool to taste different Cokes and drinks from around the world

– Unregistered User

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