Atlanta neighborhoods in Fulton County

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

Active Apartment Buildings15
Median $/door$180,000
Ask range$650,000–$5,900,000
Estimated cap4.3%n=6
Median DOM96

County mix: 47 duplex · 10 triplex · 11 fourplex · 15 apartmentsAll typesMarket report →

— inventory checked October 5, 2026 at 4:02 PM EDT. Count and medians are the FMLS set on this page at that time, not a standing market total.

ACS 2023 · HUD FY2027 · 40 ZCTAs with ACS

Fulton County apartment-building stock & renter economics

Fulton County apartment pages lead with 5–49 and 50+ unit stock, LIHTC, HUD-assisted multifamily, and allocated 5+ permits. 2-unit stock lives on the duplex page. Live FMLS set on this page: 15 buildings.

40 ZCTAs · 40 with ACS. Medians across ACS ZIPs; totals for stock. Not a listing feed.

Population
1,230,806
Households
521,839
Housing units
570,401
5–49 unit stock
113,984
50+ unit stock
108,779
Median renter share
48.8%
ACS median rent
$1,704
Contract rent
$1,587
1BR SAFMR
$1,805
2BR SAFMR
$1,965
SAFMR / ACS rent
1.14×
Vacancy (ACS)
7.8%
Pop Δ 2018–2023
+3.9%
Median HH income
$88,657
Rent burden ≥30%
48.1%
Rent burden ≥50%
24.3%
LIHTC projects / units
319 / 44,649
HUD assisted MF
84 / 8,569
Alloc. 5+ permits
240,596

LIHTC and HUD-assisted counts are inventory of record in these ZCTAs — typically 5+ unit buildings, not duplexes. 5+ permits are county BPS allocated by ZCTA housing-unit share.

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.

15 Apartment Buildings for Sale in Fulton County

5+ unit product is scarce in smaller Georgia cities. Empty here does not mean empty in the county. Use the Georgia apartments collection for the full 5–50+ unit FMLS set. Fulton is the state’s deepest Residential Income inventory — intown through northside. Use a city or ZIP page when you already know the submarket. Jeff Crowe CRE (Georgia license 355533, Century 21 The Avenues in Calhoun) represents buyers and sellers of this inventory.

Current Market Snapshot

Active Listings15
Avg List Price$1,850,593
Avg $/Unit$176,152
Avg Cap Rate (est.)5.4%
Price Range$650,000 – $5,900,000
Avg Units11.3

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

Cities in Fulton County

Active apartment buildings by city.

Showing 15 of 15 apartment buildings

Multifamily for sale: 2612 Steele Avenue SW, Atlanta
44 Units
Incomplete
$5,900,000

2612 Steele Avenue SW

Atlanta, GA

Units44
$/Unit$134,091
DOM4
Listing MLSID: 7847983 · Listing courtesy of Compass · 404-668-6621

Frequently Asked Questions — Fulton County Apartment Buildings

Why is Fulton County the top multifamily market in Georgia?

Fulton contains the largest concentration of employment, population, and rental demand in the state. It also has the deepest inventory of both small residential multifamily (2–4 units) and larger apartment assets, giving investors the widest range of strategies and price points.

Do most Fulton County multifamily investment properties still qualify for residential financing?

Many 2–4 unit properties do. Larger 5+ unit buildings typically require commercial financing. Always confirm with your lender, as guidelines and property condition matter.

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