Fulton County real estate is among the most desirable property in Georgia. As the Atlanta area continues to establish itself as one of the most important technology hubs of the southeast, Fulton County real estate continues to increase in desirability and value.

Fulton County is comprised of the following cities:

• Alpharetta
• Atlanta
• College Park
• East Point
• Fairburn
• Fort McPherson
• Hapeville
• Palmetto
• Red Oak
• Roswell
• Sandy Springs
• Union City

Fulton County Real Estate; Finding Your Perfect Location

With all Fulton County real estate being such smart choices, it can be difficult to choose the ideal location. Should you opt for a home closer to downtown Atlanta? Invest in a growing community in the suburbs? Purchase a home in an established neighborhood like Alpharetta?

We understand that you have many decisions to weigh before narrowing down your Fulton County real estate search. To help you make more informed decisions, we have published hundreds of images and a wealth of statistical information about your different options in Fulton County real estate.

Search for homes in any Fulton County city and view:

• Fulton County real estate prices
• A large selection of images
• Virtual tours
• School information
• Construction details
• Neighborhood amenities
• Much, much more

Use the drop down list to your left to select a city and discover available Fulton County real estate listings along with a snapshot of valuable information to help you make an educated decision about which properties to pursue.

Relocating to Fulton County

If you’re relocating to the area, you’ll want to know more about the various cities in Fulton County to find the place that lives up to your expectations. Pictures of homes can help you find a house, but if it’s in a neighborhood that does not fit your personality, then you won’t feel at home.

Our Fulton County real estate agents want to help you find a house that you can call home for years to come. We’ll give you information on city and neighborhood perceptions, schools, and market trends that you can’t find anywhere online. Our goal is to help you find both the house and a community you’ve always dreamed of. There are so many diverse cultures, neighborhoods, and communities throughout Fulton County that you’re sure to find one that is a perfect match for you and your family.

Your Partner in Fulton County Real Estate

With more than 15 years experience with Fulton County real estate, Realty 1st offers the qualifications you are looking for in real estate brokers and agents. We help our sellers get the price they need, and find our buyers the homes of their dreams. Contact Realty1st at 678-221-3333 and hire the best work for you.

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The Facts:

Population: 818,322
Property Tax per $1,000:
$44.65 for the City of Atlanta
$30.63 incorporated Fulton County
$34.94 for unincorporated Fulton County
Average cost of resale homes: $185,900
Average cost of new homes: $199,900
Tax Commissioner:404-730-6100

History

Fulton County was formed from DeKalb County in 1853, and then consolidated with Milton and Campbell Counties in 1932. That's why it has such a strange, elongated shape.

The Fulton name honors Robert Fulton, the inventor who built the Clermont, the first commercially successful steamboat, in 1807.

Natural Resources
Fulton County lies in north-central Georgia in the foothills of the Appalachian mountains. The warm southern climate produces plentiful hardwood and pine forests, making the area a beautiful place to live.

Fulton County encompasses 529 square miles, and stretches over 70 miles from one end to the other. North Fulton includes the cities of Alpharetta, Roswell, and Mountain Park. South Fulton includes the suburban cities of College Park, East Point, Fairburn, Hapeville, Palmetto and Union City. The City of Atlanta lies between them.

The Chattahoochee River, the source of drinking water for most of Fulton County, is one of the smallest water sources in the country relative to the size of the population it supports. The "Hooch" runs out of the north Georgia mountains, bringing with it plentiful trout.