A Georgia woman who went camping by herself thousands of miles from home and hasn’t been seen in weeks is safe. Tiffany Slaton, 27, of Jeffersonville, was reported missing on April 29 after her family …
Outrage in Georgia as one home owes $8 in property taxes and another of the same value owes $3,326
In November, Georgia residents will have the opportunity to vote through a ballot measure that would amend the state constitution, capping assessed property values at the rate of inflation.
Free Chapel of Georgia buys St. Andrew’s By the Sea Church for worship center
No buildings will be torn down. St. Andrew’s will maintain “its existing profile,” according to Realtor Jim Ball.
This Modern North Georgia Getaway Has Floating Hammocks And A ‘Disco Forest’
VAYHAUS Ellijay is a new lodging option in the North Georgia mountains with several well-appointed, modern bungalows over 60 acres.
Latest Georgia MLS snapshot shows move toward buyer’s market
According to the Georgia Multiple Listing Service’s (GAMLS) real estate market snapshot, home sellers are beginning to offer concessions, such as inspections, repairs and other items to sweeten the …
‘Corporate Landlords’ In GA Focus Of Jon Ossoff’s Housing Probe
U.S. Sen. Jon Ossoff says corporations are buying single-family homes and increasing prices for families in Georgia.
Ossoff announces investigation into corporate landlords buying homes in Georgia, allegedly driving up prices
Sen. Jon Ossoff said in a statement that “large out-of-state companies are buying up homes and pushing Georgia homebuyers out of the market.” …
Tornadoes carve path of destruction in Georgia over the weekend
Two EF1 tornadoes touched down in Georgia, causing damage to trees and property but no injuries or fatalities.
Georgia survivors of Hurricane Helene receive nearly $550 million in recovery assistance
As of Monday, the Federal Emergency Management Agency said Georgia survivors of Hurricane Helene have received nearly $550 million in recovery assistance and low-interest loans.
Most GA school districts opted out of tax break. New law gives chances to change course
HB 92 extended the deadline for local governments to opt back in the HB 581, but some Middle Georgia school districts have already confirmed they’re not doing it.