r/ATLHousing 3h ago

FREE: Couch/Living Room Set

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I'm moving and trying to give away my couches/chairs/living room seating. Hopefully this can help someone who is getting started in a new home.

Pick-up in the Pittsburgh neighborhood (south of downtown, University Ave exit on 75/85).


r/ATLHousing 21m ago

Looking for Private Room Near Georgia Tech

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Hello everyone!

I’m a 22M joining Georgia Tech for the Fall 2026 MS in Electrical and Computer Engineering program.

I’m currently looking for a private room near campus with a budget of under $1000/month. I’m also looking for vegetarian male roommates who are interested in sharing an apartment.

If you know of any available rooms or are looking for a roommate, please feel free to reach out. Thank you!


r/ATLHousing 4h ago

🏡 1 Bed 1 Bath Apartment – Hollywood – Private Yard! $2,550 Spoiler

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r/ATLHousing 19h ago

Moving: Minnesota to Atlanta

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TLDR; I’ll try to keep it quick, I have a friend (female) who is trying to move down here August 15th for a job. She’s getting paid 2100 monthly and is trying to be in north Atlanta / dunwoody area. Her max rent budget is 950 but anything lower than that is great. We’ve been trying to find places but everywhere is either an hour commute from her job or costs too much money.

Extra info: Not in the best position financially but the job is very very good for her resume (won’t get into specifics for privacy) but unfortunately doesn’t pay good. Are there any suggestions on where she could go?

I mentioned female because she is open to having roommates , but would like them to be women. I’m the only person she knows in Georgia and I’m a guy so yeah
We are concerned about commute because her car is known to cause her troubles, and we want to minimize extra spending on the car if possible

I’ve also tried looking into government funding but haven’t found any that would apply to her


r/ATLHousing 19h ago

Alpharetta GSU - A place to live? Help Needed

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r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Lease transfer Rambler 4x4

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Looking to take a leave of absence so need to transfer my lease and it’s available for immediate move in. Also willing to pay half of first month’s rent.


r/ATLHousing 23h ago

ISO: 1-2 bedroom apartment or house in atlanta

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I am looking to sublease a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment or house before july 28th. It would be me & my partner, no pets. We are looking for a 6 month lease and our budget is $1900. We have no problem with the place being furnished and would prefer the areas of grant park, inman park, Virginia highlands, decatur, west midtown.

Also we are looking to sublease a FULL apartment, not renting out a room. We do not want rooms or to live in a shared space.

Thank you!


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Edge on beltline

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How loud is it at night living at the edge apartments on the beltline? I have found a good price apartment but am worried about noise levels since I am a light sleeper.


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Moving to Atlanta from Miami - Looking for Luxury Rental - High Rise

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r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Living in Atlanta, commuting to Alpharetta - where to live? (LBGTQ)

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Hi! I am considering moving to the Atlanta area for a job opportunity in Alpharetta. I’ve searched Reddit for similar questions and most recommend avoiding the commute and living closer to work. However, the most important aspect of where I live is access to queer nightlife and lesbian community. It sounds like this would mean Midtown or Decatur and it looks like I’d have a slightly shorter commute from Midtown. How bad is this commute going to be? I’ve been google maps-ing it from my future office to a random apartment building in midtown and even at rush hour the longest I’ve seen is 45 mins…is this an accurate representation of an average commute? I will be commuting 3x per week (exit 8 in Alpharetta if that makes a difference). I do workout everyday so I could go to a gym/running trail in Alpharetta after work and not begin commuting home until 6:30/7pm. 

I’m also open to hearing if there are other places I could live that I might be overlooking. I’m a very social person and I do triathlons/lots of running and biking so a Saturday morning spent running in Piedmont Park or biking on the Beltline with brunch after and an evening out with friends would be my ideal day which makes me think Midtown is where I’d want to be. I’m also single so I want to live somewhere I could easily meet people/go on dates. I’ve looked at Buckhead but I’m not sure if compromising and living there would be worth it because the inconvenience of driving into the city for events on my days off (slightly inconvenient 7 days Buckhead vs very inconvenient 3 days Midtown). I guess I’m just looking for a sanity check on if it makes sense for me to have a longer commute to/from Midtown after factoring in everything I’ve mentioned in exchange for making my other 4 days as ideal as possible.

Other info: Single woman/early 30’s/I’m less concerned with the cost of rent and more concerned with overall quality of life 

Side question - If anyone has any commentary on being LBGTQ in Georgia that would also be appreciated. I’d be moving from a liberal part of PA (purple state surrounded by blue states). I feel people are generally very accepting up here and am a bit nervous about moving to the South. I know Atlanta is very liberal and accepting but how bad is it outside of that bubble?


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Top floor of Decatur/Lawrenceville Hwy House - 3 Bed 2 Bath - $1600 + Utilities

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Nice and peaceful area filled with single family homes, right off of Lawrenceville Hwy but still quiet. Lindmoor Woods neighborhood. Looking for one or two people to take the whole top floor of this family-owned house which has a nice kitchen with island and living room area, besides the 3 bed & 2 bath. Patio, carport and yard as well. Real easy access to Emory, Decatur Square, anywhere hopping on 285 right outside of the neighborhood.

I occupy the basement floor, only laundry will be shared at the bottom of the stairs and we can otherwise keep to ourselves. I'll have control over the yard but you're welcome to use it. If you want to pay less and only want the master bed and large double vanity bathroom, and maybe another of the bedrooms, I am open to sharing the kitchen and living room and negotiating a lesser base rent. I am 25, male with a dog and would not want other animals in the house.

DM me if you want to call or chat about it, get more info. If we move forward would prepare lease documents and ask for a credit / background check but am otherwise looking to get someone in here ASAP.

The pictures show the space for rent and there is another full hallway bathroom not shown. The furniture is no longer here, the place is unfurnished.

Looking for 6 month term at the minimum, again don't hesitate to DM!


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Moving to Atlanta from Miami - Looking for Luxury Rental - High Rise

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I am moving to Atlanta in the next 2 months, budget is 6500-7000K per month. want good secure area. 2+ bedrooms for my wife and I. I am looking for a location that will allow her to get around easy, luxury shopping, dining, etc. both of us are active in gym and pilates. any ideas are helpful, thanks


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Best Apartment Buildings in O4W Area?

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Hi All,

I'm looking at potentially moving to the O4W/Inman Park area in a couple of months. I was wondering what the consensus is for best buildings in those areas. My budget is fairly flexible based on what I've seen so far. The main things I'm optimizing for are:

  1. Sound-proofing: Apartment living drives me crazy when I can hear my neighbors talk since I tend to sleep pretty early
  2. Known for being a more social building or hosting a lot of gatherings

I realize the two are kind of in opposition to each other to some extent, but if someone gets what I mean (lol) and has suggestions, that'd be awesome!

Thanks!


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

Moving to ATL!

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Hi! My wife and I are considering a move from the Nashville area to Atlanta! We have visited a few times and had great experiences. We are planning to go for a trip soon to scout out apartments, but wanted to narrow down locations since the area and its suburbs are pretty spread out! Right now, we are looking around Duluth, Kennesaw, or Alpharetta since my job has locations that I can transfer to there. Absolutely willing to go outside of those areas if it works! Our max rent budget is $1.6k per month all in with utilities, and we are looking for a 1 bedroom.

Some more info about us:
- We are a lesbian couple, 25 and 24 with a 5yo dog and 8yo cat, so lgbtq and pet friendly areas are a must!
- We both have cars, so parking is a necessity as well.
- Wife is finishing their MPS in the Business of Fashion. Will be looking for a new job more aligned with their degree in product development, visual merchandising, etc.
- We love trying new restaurants, activities, and are big into music and arts, not necessarily outdoorsy people.

Would love to hear personal experiences and opinions on the areas, any particular companies to rent with or stay away from, or any other suggestions! Thank you!


r/ATLHousing 1d ago

O4W Area Apartment Recs

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I’ll keep it short. Assume looking to spend roughly $1700-2500 (closer to 2000 preferably), 1 bed, mid-20s young professional, don’t know many people so prioritize socializing and walkability (fwiw - I’ll still have a car and will be working in midtown) to be around and meet people and make new friends / community. Hoping to be in the O4W, Inman Park area and appreciate any recs for best area and apartments to look into!

Grew up in the metro but haven’t extensively been in Atl since pre-COVID so much has of course changed (since been in cities such as New York and Boston).


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

ISO 1-2 bedroom house or apartment to sublease

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I am looking to sublease a 1 or 2 bedroom apartment or house before july 28th. It would be me & my partner, no pets. We are looking for a 6 month lease and our budget is $1900. We have no problem with the place being furnished and would prefer the areas of grant park, inman park, Virginia highlands, decatur, west midtown.

Also we are looking to sublease a FULL apartment, not renting out a room. We do not want rooms or to live in a shared space.

Thank you!


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

Seeking Private Room Near Lindbergh MARTA (Female Roommates Only)

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Hi everyone! I’m an incoming PhD student at Georgia State University looking for a private bedroom and private bathroom in a shared apartment or house with female roommates only.

📍 Preferred area: Near Lindbergh Center MARTA Station (or along the MARTA Red/Gold Line)
💰 Budget: $800-$900/month
📅 Move-in: First or second week of August


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

Looking for a 3-4BR rental (private landlords only) — McDonough to Atlanta / South Fulton area — move-in by October

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Hi all — I’m searching for a rental home, ideally 3 bedrooms (4 is a plus), somewhere between McDonough and Atlanta, or in the South Fulton area. Open to anywhere reasonable in that general corridor.

Budget: up to $2,300/month max.
Move-in: looking to be in by October.

I’m specifically looking to rent directly from a private landlord — not property management companies. If you or someone you know has a place available, I’d love to hear from you. Happy to answer any questions or provide references.

Thanks in advance!


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

Looking for a Room or Roommate Near Mercer University (Atlanta)

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Hi everyone 👋🏽

I'm an international graduate student moving to Atlanta this fall to attend Mercer University, and I'm looking for either a room to rent or a roommate to find an apartment together.

About me:
23-year-old male
Clean, respectful, quiet, and easy to live with
I'll be focused on school and working part-time, so I'll be out most of the day.

Looking for:
Budget: up to $600–800/month
Preferred areas: Chamblee, Brookhaven, Buckhead, Midtown, or nearby neighborhoods with an easy commute to Mercer University.

Move-in: Mid to late August
Open to joining an existing lease or finding a place together.

If you have a room available or are also looking for a roommate, feel free to send me a message. Thanks!🙏🏽


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

help!! best area to live between kennesaw and decatur??

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Hi everyone! I'm trying to figure out a good location for me and my boyfriend to live. I'll be starting a new job soon as an RN and the hospital is in Decatur so I'd like to be closer to the hospital if possible because I'll be working 12 hour night shifts. My boyfriend is going back for his master's at KSU so I also don't want him to have a miserable commute every day. The ideal budget is under 2,000/month for either a one or two bedroom (preferably a two bedroom but I know I can only ask for so much and be so picky lol). Our priorities are a safe area, around 20-25ish minute drive from the hospital and not an awful drive to the KSU center (maybe 30-45 minutes??) Restaurants, bars, coffee shops, and things to do nearby are a huge plus as I love to go out!! I've been looking around the Brookhaven area already but I'm not sure if I'm overlooking any other neighborhoods that would make more sense. If anyone has been in a similar situation or has recommendations for specific apartment complexes or neighborhoods, I'd really appreciate it. Thanks!!


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

Eviction Friendly Rentals

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I have an eviction from about a yea ago. I’ve been using Padsplit for housing since then, and the experience hasn’t been the best.

Does anyone know of any housing rental companies or apartments that accept 1 year old evictions? Also, my student loans have severely dinged my credit.. it’s right around 600..

My budget is $1350 per month. Looking to stay within 25 mins of the city.


r/ATLHousing 2d ago

Seeking roommates

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Hello, I’m a GSU student and I was wondering if there are any people looking for roommates. I’m an amicable guy who is more on the quiet side- I also respect boundaries and wouldn’t peek into others’ businesses. My budget is around 600-800.


r/ATLHousing 3d ago

The Beacon Availability (Sublease)

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r/ATLHousing 3d ago

Rambler Atlanta group sign discount

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Hi! Me and 6 others are trying to sign a lease with rambler Atlanta for the 08/2026 - 07/2027 term. There’s a 150-200 discount off the monthly rent if we‘re able to find 11 people, so we need 4 or more people. please DM me ASAP if you’re interested in joining the group deal or if you know someone interested!


r/ATLHousing 3d ago

ISO 1 bedroom in midtown

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Hi everyone! I'm looking for a 1-bedroom in a studio, 1B1B, 2B2B, or 3B3B apartment in Midtown Atlanta.

I'm open to:
- Subleasing
- Lease takeovers
- Signing a new lease
- Finding roommates to lease together

Ideal move-in date: August 18 (flexible).

I just graduated from UNC Chapel Hill and I'm moving to Atlanta to start a full-time consulting job. If you have a place available or are looking for a roommate, feel free to message me. Thanks!