Atlanta is Georgia's capital and largest city, in Fulton and DeKalb counties. Neighborhoods range from Midtown and Buckhead to the Upper Westside, where the Atlanta BeltLine and Westside Park, the city's largest park, are bringing in new homes. Public schools are part of Atlanta Public Schools.
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RentCast statistics for homes listed for sale (list prices, not sale prices), updated monthly.
Schools are assigned by address; neither the ZIP code nor the city name tells you the school. To check which schools an address is zoned for and how boundaries change, see how to check Atlanta school zones. For the buying process and costs, see the Atlanta home buying guide; for financing, Atlanta home loans.
Atlanta is in Fulton and DeKalb counties. Its ZIP codes include 30318, 30309, 30305, 30306, 30324. A ZIP code can cross county lines, so go by the property's address.
Atlanta Public Schools serves the City of Atlanta. Addresses with an Atlanta mailing address outside the city limits are in the Fulton County or DeKalb County school districts. Schools are assigned by address, not by city name or ZIP code; check the exact address on the district website before you buy, since boundaries can change from year to year.
The 2026 single-family conforming limit is $832,750 in every metro Atlanta county (Federal Housing Finance Agency); a larger loan is a jumbo loan.
The homes-for-sale numbers are RentCast listing statistics by ZIP code, updated monthly; they are list prices, not sale prices. For recent sales in a specific neighborhood, ask me for the MLS numbers.
A pre-approval letter shows sellers you can close, and tells you your real budget at today’s rates. W-2, self-employed, investor and foreign national borrowers welcome.
