Atlanta neighborhoods

ZIP-level inventory pages — not the same as the citywide Atlanta feed.

Active87
Median $/door$212,500
Ask range$189,900–$5,900,000
Estimated cap5.5%n=46
Median DOM70

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ACS 2023 · HUD FY2027 · 6 ZCTAs with ACS

Atlanta housing stock & renter economics

Atlanta apartment-building and small-multifamily investors concentrate in ZIPs where HUD Fair Market Rents sit above or beside ACS median gross rent. The table below is ZCTA housing stock and voucher benchmarks for commercial residential income underwriting, linked to each ZIP housing profile. Live FMLS set on this page: 87 buildings.

6 ZCTAs · 6 with ACS. Medians across ACS ZIPs; totals for stock. Not a listing feed.

Population
168,251
Households
68,972
Housing units
78,207
2-unit stock
1,222
3–4 unit stock
3,998
2–4 unit stock
5,220
5–49 unit stock
17,651
50+ unit stock
7,478
Median renter share
52.8%
ACS median rent
$1,192
Contract rent
$875
1BR SAFMR
$1,365
2BR SAFMR
$1,485
3BR SAFMR
$1,775
SAFMR / ACS rent
1.16×
Vacancy (ACS)
10.6%
Pop Δ 2018–2023
-0.4%
Median HH income
$52,305
Rent burden ≥30%
50.0%
Rent burden ≥50%
31.2%
LIHTC projects / units
108 / 16,182
HUD assisted MF
28 / 3,160
Alloc. 5+ permits
29,939

Atlanta: median renter share 52.8%; ACS median gross rent $1,192; FY2027 2BR SAFMR $1,485; 2BR SAFMR is 1.16× ACS median gross rent; 1,222 units in 2-unit structures, 3,998 in 3–4-unit structures, and 17,651 in 5–49-unit structures; population down -0.4% between ACS 2018 and 2023; 108 LIHTC projects (16,182 units); 29,939 allocated 5+ unit permits (county BPS × ZCTA share). Census / HUD stock — not a rent roll and not a buy/sell score.

ZCTA ≈ USPS ZIP. ACS 5-year 2023 lags construction. Units-in-structure is Census standing stock (2-unit vs 3–4 vs 5–49 vs 50+), not the live FMLS card. SAFMR is a bedroom-specific HUD voucher benchmark, not asking rent. LIHTC / assisted-MF are inventory of record and belong on apartment pages. 5+ permits are county BPS 2025 allocated by ZCTA housing-unit share. Brokerage is Georgia-only.

87 Multifamily Investment Properties for Sale in Atlanta

As of today, 87 active small multifamily listings in Atlanta · median $212,500/door · median estimated cap 5.5% (n=46). Atlanta remains the core of Georgia multifamily investing. The city offers a wide mix of small residential multifamily (duplex–quadplex) that still qualifies for conventional financing alongside larger 5–20+ unit value-add and stabilized assets. Strong job growth, steady renter demand, and limited new supply in many intown and near-intown submarkets continue to support both cash-flow and appreciation strategies.

Investors commonly target East Atlanta, Kirkwood, Grant Park, West End, and pockets of southwest Atlanta for value-add duplexes and small apartment buildings. Larger assets and higher price points concentrate closer to Midtown, Buckhead, and the northern corridors.

Current Market Snapshot

Active Listings87
Avg List Price$831,218
Avg $/Unit$245,884
Avg Cap Rate (est.)5.9%
Price Range$189,900 – $5,900,000
Avg Units4.0

HUD Fair Market Rent · Fulton County(FY2026)

Studio$1,585
1 BR$1,660
2 BR$1,820
3 BR$2,182
4 BR$2,605

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Multifamily for sale: 4227 Woodwin Court, Atlanta
2 Units
Below 1.0x DSCR
$495,000
8.0% Gross5.1% Capest+13.3% Voucher Spread EST

4227 Woodwin Court

Atlanta, GA

Units2
$/Unit$247,500
DOM59
Listing MLSID: 7817549 · Listing courtesy of JCG Realty, LLC · 404-483-4816

Frequently Asked Questions — Atlanta Multifamily

Are there multifamily for sale in Atlanta?

This page is the live FMLS Residential Income set for multifamily in Atlanta. Counts change with the MLS feed. If inventory is thin, open the statewide Georgia multifamily collection or the county page for a larger sample.

How does Atlanta compare to Georgia overall for multifamily?

Use the statewide inventory at /multifamily-for-sale/georgia for the full Georgia multifamily set, then compare $/door and published cap estimates against this city. Smaller markets often have one or two live listings; that is not a full comp set.

Do multifamily in Atlanta still qualify for residential financing?

Most 2–4 unit multifamily can still qualify for conventional residential financing when the buyer and property meet guidelines. Always confirm with your lender. 5+ unit buildings are a different stack.

Why is the estimated cap rate missing on some Atlanta listings?

Yields on this site are independent screening models, not MLS fields. A listing is left out of the cap sample when we cannot publish a number. That is not a zero cap — pull the rent roll.

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