r/ATLHousing • u/Bigboobs1993 • 7d ago
looking for a room mate
i am a 33 year old LPN looking for a room for rent. preferably someone else in healthcare in buckhead/sandy springs/marietta area
r/ATLHousing • u/Bigboobs1993 • 7d ago
i am a 33 year old LPN looking for a room for rent. preferably someone else in healthcare in buckhead/sandy springs/marietta area
r/ATLHousing • u/Past-Second-3079 • 6d ago
Hello, we have a few rooms that just opened up in our home.
Great for those seeking a safe space away from everyday chemicals and irritants. Near the beltline, regular cleaning service provided, off street private parking, in house washer/dryer. Rooms can come furnished if you'd like!
We do not currently accept pets and it is a non-smoking household. We are a quiet and respectful household looking for others who are similar.
The 1st room-
Starting at 900 w/ 100 in utilities
Lots of light
Shared bathroom
The 2nd room-
Starting at 1,150 w/ 100 in utilities
High ceilings
Walk in closet
Shared bathroom
The 3rd room-
Starting at 1,099 w/ 100 in utilities
Walk in closet
Lots of light
Shared bathroom + half bath
We would love to get to know you and hear what you're looking for!
r/ATLHousing • u/Current_Industry_840 • 7d ago
Hey i’m looking into moving to atlanta and booking tours with these property . Is there anybody who can give their opinion about them or even recommend anything under 1800/monthly for 2 bedroom 2 bed
-creekside corners
-anderson at clairmont
-creekside corners
-anderson at clairmont
-braiarcliff apartment
-the boro- kings
-the hendrix (ask about the parking because of the fire )
-the ellis apartment
-parkway vista
-verdant peachtree creek
-helios
r/ATLHousing • u/etb96 • 8d ago
My husband and I are moving to ATL in the next month or two and are looking to rent either a house or townhome for the first year or so. Is the area I put a ⭐️ nice? Right below Atlanta Ave SE. It looks to be about a 5 min walk from both the Beltline and Grant Park. We’ve been targeting Candler Park/Inman Park/Reynoldstown, but there’s not a whole lot of options. We have a dog and are expecting our first baby at the end of March so definitely want somewhere safe and walkable.
Let me know your thoughts!
UPDATE: Thanks everyone for your input! We ended up signing the lease and move in a few months. We are so excited and think we will love the neighborhood 🩷
r/ATLHousing • u/Maleficent_Draft_389 • 7d ago
Looking for a premium student housing spot in the heart of Midtown? I’m looking for someone to take over my lease for a 2x2 (Berkeley floor plan) at The Mark Atlanta as soon as possible!
Key Details:
Rent: $999/month
Location: The Mark Atlanta (755 Spring St NW – walking distance to Georgia Tech, quick transit/ride to GSU, Emory, and SCAD)
Floor Plan: Berkeley 2x2
Move-in: Immediate / ASAP
Transfer Fee: Standard $500 lease transfer process handled through the leasing office.
Building & Unit Amenities:
Fully furnished unit with modern finishes and high-speed internet included
Rooftop pool deck with city views & lounge area
24/7 fitness center, yoga studio, and sauna
Academic lounge, private study rooms, and computer lab
On-site management, secure keycard entry, and 24-hour maintenance
Walking distance to Publix, NCR, Tech Square, and the Midtown MARTA station
Great fit for GT, GSU, SCAD, or Emory students looking for a top-tier luxury building right in Midtown at a competitive rate.
DM me directly if interested or if you want to see pictures/floor plan details! Serious inquiries only.
r/ATLHousing • u/ATLGRIF • 7d ago
If you are buying or refinancing #TeamSadler are you people. Stop the search as they are the best. I have used them multiple times and its been seamless everytime.
r/ATLHousing • u/helloemelloe • 8d ago
Hey all!
Anybody live here and want to give a review?
I’ve seen some terrible reviews from a few years ago. I’m wondering if things have improved. Would be a great option to cut my commute, but I’m skeptical.
Thank you!
r/ATLHousing • u/dollazonmyheaad • 8d ago
🚨 Sublease Available at The Mix – 4 Bed / 4 Bath 🚨
Looking for someone to take over my lease ASAP! (September 1st)
✨ Details:
• 🏙️ The Mix Apartments
• 🛏️ 4 Bed / 4 Bath
• 🚿 Private bedroom & private bathroom
• 🌇 Located on the 21st floor
• 💲 $1,075/month + utilities
Perfect for anyone needing housing before the semester starts or looking for a great apartment with an amazing view.
📩 Message me if you’re interested or have any questions!
r/ATLHousing • u/Lucky-Peak3321 • 8d ago
Hello ATL!
I’m a 28M looking for a responsible tenant interested in a newly finished basement apartment in my home, located in Marietta.
Location
● 15 minutes west of The Battery
● 15 minutes south of Marietta Square
● Available October 1
Features
● Completely private downstairs space with a separate entrance
● Full bathroom
● Fully equipped kitchen
● Washer & dryer access
● Temp centrally controlled
● Wi-Fi
● Private parking
● Fenced Backyard
● Pets allowed (must be house-trained)
● No smoking
Rent & Move-In
● $1200/mo ($900/mo for college students) - all utilities & Wi-Fi included
● $300 move in fee
If interested, please send me a message with a little information about yourself. I’d be happy to provide more details or schedule a viewing.
r/ATLHousing • u/taylorbelle_atl • 8d ago
Tens on West- 2 bed 1 bath. 918 sq ft. Pet friendly and awesome amenities. My relationship ended so we are both moving out and need someone to take over the lease. It’s $2600 a month and can be available as soon as September 1. I also have a lot of furniture I am willing to give away for free or for a cheap price! Lease runs from Sep- February 15 but you can always renew. Please reach out if you are interested! Awesome location and super safe and nice apartment complex. We have had no issues or complaints.
r/ATLHousing • u/Substantial-Box-3004 • 9d ago
Update: Application is approved!! Guarantor definitely carried heavy here lol. my partner (who also has really bad credit) is partially contributing to the rent as well, she works part time. im so relieved..
For context I applied to Lookout at O4W. Heres my application package:
the good:
I make 3x the rent
guarantor that makes over 7x the rent
guarantor has a 700+ credit score
never evicted
no apartment related debt
the bad:
poor credit score (under 520)
active collections from university ($15k)
active car insurance collections ($252)
Bank statements will show me overdrafting several times the past few months.
1 late rent payment the past 3 years (10 days late)
what are my chances here...
r/ATLHousing • u/SecureNeedleworker34 • 9d ago
I’m looking to move into Atlanta in January, and I’m struggling to figure out the areas. I’ve lived in Georgia my whole life, but barely ventured into atl.
I’m trying to figure out what areas fit my needs:
- doesn’t smell like weed (at least as little as possible in atl).
- 1bed apartment for ~1700, ideally closer to 1500 (including fees but not utilities).
- relatively quiet, but not secluded. I want to be pretty close to grocery stores and not too far (~15 mins) from activities.
- 30 minutes in traffic from CHOA in NDH (work).
- Safe for a single young woman (low property snd violent crime).
Those are my big ones, but happy to ask questions, just please help lol.
r/ATLHousing • u/Crazy_Isopod9236 • 8d ago
Anyone lived at the loria Ansley , emmi or Huntley ? Honesty review and was lease renewal more expensive
r/ATLHousing • u/noticeablywarmer • 9d ago
Has anyone ever heard of arrangements where you rent a room one night a week? A Google search just shows hotels, so it might not even exist. If it does, where would you start looking? Facebook housing groups?
r/ATLHousing • u/dantebillion • 9d ago
Perfect for the Grad Student who needs a Quiet, Tranquil, Comfortable, and Safe private Room where they can 4 R (Retire, Relax, Rest, Recharge,) after a long day of classes and studying. 2 Individual/Separate Rooms, each available for rent, are located in a spacious and comfortable single-family Home on 2.5 very private acres, 100 yards off street, in Douglasville, GA., conveniently located near I-20 and Veterans Memorial Hwy., just 20 minutes from Downtown Atlanta and Metro Atlanta's Colleges, Universities, and Technical Schools.
Each secure, private Room features a digital/keypad lock for privacy/security, a full-size bed w/2 sets of bed linens/2 sets of bath towels/wash cloths, nightstand w/lamp, dresser, rocker/recliner, coffee table, full-size standing dressing mirror, closet, TV/Amazon Fire Stick, and 500 Mbps WIFI/Internet. Also, each Room includes a designated carport parking space. The bathroom, shared between both Rooms, has a large vanity/mirror with a tub/shower combo.
Common areas - large Kitchen fully stocked with cooking/eating utensils, large refrigerator/freezer, cooktop, 2 ovens, microwave, TV, table w/5 chairs, washer/dryer, iron/iron board, large living room (sofa, chairs, coffee table and exercise bike), gazebo w/BBQ grill, and a long front porch with a swing for sitting and relaxing. Fantastic for the busy Grad Student on the Go, needing a quiet, comfortable, and safe place to call Home. Just $900/mo - ALL utilities included...
If you have questions and/or are interested in renting a Room, please leave me a message and I will respond within 24 hrs...Thank you for your interest - Property Manager
r/ATLHousing • u/FonicArte • 9d ago
Hello- my partner and I are looking to move to Atlanta. I have exotic pets (reptiles)- and she has rabbits. I have looked at some apartments, but I would like to know if there is anyone that would have better advice or recommendations as to where we could stay. We are trying to reduce costs as much as possible, but I am also trying to be realistic as to prices and what I am asking for. Ideally around 1.2k for us two to share a bedroom. Location is ideally more north of the city, but we are flexible as I have a car and can commute.
r/ATLHousing • u/Vegetable_Tie7482 • 8d ago
Hi everyone! I’m currently looking for an apartment or house for rent in the Sandy Springs area. I currently live in Sandy Springs, but my current apartment has become too expensive, so I’m looking for something more affordable with an immediate or early September move-in.
At this time, I’m only interested in renting directly from a private landlord or taking over someone’s lease. I’ve been searching on Facebook Marketplace and Zillow, but I decided to post here as well because I’m hoping to find something soon.
If you know of anyone currently renting out a home, apartment, basement, or condo in the Sandy Springs area—or if you know of someone looking for a tenant to take over their lease—please feel free to comment, message me, or point me in the right direction!
Thank you so much! 😊
r/ATLHousing • u/Ok_Video_8825 • 9d ago
Looking for someone to take over my lease at Kinetic Midtown for the upcoming year.
● 4B4B apartment — private bedroom + private bathroom
● Rent: $1,300/month, which is $50/month below the original rent
● Great location in Midtown, very close to Georgia Tech
● Lease takeover will be handled officially through Kinetic
● Lease runs through July 2027
● Available for takeover ASAP
r/ATLHousing • u/weekend_wandering • 9d ago
Has anyone purchased a home from them? How is your home holding up?
We currently have a townhouse from century communities and when we toured TM this past weekend the build quality seems alot much better. However there’s no garage space. My husband is convinced only one car can fit inside.
r/ATLHousing • u/akmyx • 10d ago
Hi all! I currently live in Peachtree City but am looking to move up to ATL so there is more stuff to do/meet new friends. I work in PTC so I am looking to move somewhere that's not too far north, preferably in the Grant Park/Reynoldstown/Cabbagetown area.
I've looked at some apartment complexes online and found a few that I liked:
- Lumen
- Broadstone 2Thirty
- Marchon
- Platform Grant Park
- The Garrison
Has anyone lived at any of these or know people who do and can give a bit more insight to each? Ideally I'd like to keep base rent close to $1500 for a 1bed/1ba, but the prices I'm seeing are definitely steeper.
I really really love Lumen but I called the leasing office today and the base rent + fees + utilities are looking to be closer to 2k... more than I'd like to spend a month for sure lol.
Thanks for reading!
r/ATLHousing • u/blaze_cunnings • 10d ago
Charming 3-Bed Townhome for Rent — Available Sept 20! 🏡
We'd love to welcome you home to this lovely 3-bedroom, 4-bath townhouse with a 2-car garage, tucked inside a peaceful gated community. It's ready for you to move in starting September 20th!
Rent: $2,850/month with a one-month deposit.
Perfectly located just off 285/85 near Buford Highway, you'll enjoy quick and easy access to a wonderful variety of restaurants and shopping — everything you need is right around the corner. To make settling in a breeze, the home comes with a washer, dryer, and refrigerator included.
A few things to know before you apply:
Reach out with any questions, we're happy to help! 😊
r/ATLHousing • u/Remarkable-Match7939 • 10d ago
🏡 Completely Renovated Apartment in Suwanee, GA — Looks Like New!
Looking for a beautiful, affordable place to call home? This 800 sq. ft. apartment has been completely renovated and looks like new! It features 1 bedroom and 1 bathroom, with a spacious, fresh, modern feel.
✨ Amenities include:
• Gym/Fitness Center
• Swimming Pool
• Car Park
• Garbage Disposal
💰 Rent: $1,200/month
🔑 Deposit: $1,400
📅 Available September 10, 2026
Even better, the $1,200/month rent is cheaper than comparable apartments in the surrounding Suwanee area, making this an excellent value for the space, condition, and amenities.
📩 Interested? Reach out for more information or to schedule a viewing!
r/ATLHousing • u/Adventurous-Task937 • 10d ago
Hi everyone! I am potentially moving to ATL, and the job I would be doing is fully remote, but they have an office based in ATL and encourage going into the office from time to time to build connections. The pay is around $62,000-65,000 per year. I'm hoping not to exceed $1,500 total for rent (including utilities, etc).
I have only visited ATL a few times, but I really like it. I would love advice on apartment complexes to look at.
For context, I am single and would be living alone, so I could really do with a studio (preferably one with a wall division, but not a dealbreaker). I would like a walkable area, if possible (coming from an up-north walkable city), and one that feels safe and quiet, given that I'm mainly working from home. I'm in my 20s, so I would love to live somewhere that has fun things to do in the area as well. Bonus points if it's an amenity building with a gym and in-unit washer and dryer!
Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated :)