- 3135 Alston Dr, Decatur, GA 30032$2,800/mo3 beds · 2 baths · 1,700 sq ft3135 Alston DrDecatur, GA 30032
- 108 Park Pl #312, Decatur, GA 30030$1,950/mo1 bed · 1 bath · 924 sq ft108 Park Pl #312Decatur, GA 30030
Decatur Snapshot
Demographic highlights
- Per capita income
- $48,043
- Population density
- 32.9k per square mile
- Median household income
- $92,263
- Total population
- 137,284 people
- Median age
- 37 years old
- Square miles
- 4.18 square miles
- Percent renters
- 29%
Market highlights
- Median rent
- $1,650
- Median rent, monthly change
- 0.21%
About Decatur
Decatur, GAArea Information
Decatur is a small city to the east of Atlanta Georgia, with lots to see and do. It?s particularly known for its great restaurants and quaint, pedestrian-friendly downtown. It?s proximity to Atlanta means that residents have all the advantages of living in a major city, coupled with the charm of living in a historic town. Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) trains take riders in and out of the heart of downtown Decatur, making it easy to get around town.
One of the best things about renting in Decatur is the neighborly feel. There?s a reason its official motto is ?A city of homes, schools and places of worship? and its unofficial motto is ?Everything is greater in Decatur.? There are events galore, from outdoor concerts to music and art festivals, that will keep your social and cultural calendars packed. Major employers include Emory University, Emory hospitals and the Centers for Disease Control.
When seeking apartments for rent in Decatur, you have several great neighborhoods from which to choose. Candler Park features a nice mix of historic homes and contemporary construction. Further west and across I-75/85 in the City of Atlanta, you?ll find historic neighborhoods, such as charming Adair Park.
One advantage to living in Decatur is that there's no need to hop on the interstate to commute to jobs in Atlanta. Drivers can take either Ponce de Leon Avenue or Memorial Drive, both of which run west to Midtown and Downtown Atlanta offices.
Alternately, MARTA trains run from Downtown Decatur to Downtown Atlanta, making Decatur one of the few cities in the metro Atlanta region in which commuting by public transit is convenient.
Renting in Decatur, GA
Apartments for rent in the city of Decatur are relatively more expensive than surrounding areas, although still reasonable by national standards. If you're purely price-driven, you can find cheaper deals in the far-flung suburbs. But if you want the distinct advantages of Decatur's lifestyle, you'll likely find that the rent is worth the price.
Decatur Attractions
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Decatur features stately historic buildings. Photo credit: John Trainor / Flickr
Downtown Decatur is pedestrian-friendly and located near a MARTA mass transit station, making it one of the least-car-dependent areas in the metro Atlanta region. Photo credit: Timothy J / Flickr
Decatur is a small city to the east of Atlanta Georgia, with lots to see and do. It?s particularly known for its great restaurants and quaint, pedestrian-friendly downtown. It?s proximity to Atlanta means that residents have all the advantages of living in a major city, coupled with the charm of living in a historic town. Metropolitan Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority (MARTA) trains take riders in and out of the heart of downtown Decatur, making it easy to get around town.
One of the best things about renting in Decatur is the neighborly feel. There?s a reason its official motto is ?A city of homes, schools and places of worship? and its unofficial motto is ?Everything is greater in Decatur.? There are events galore, from outdoor concerts to music and art festivals, that will keep your social and cultural calendars packed. Major employers include Emory University, Emory hospitals and the Centers for Disease Control.
When seeking apartments for rent in Decatur, you have several great neighborhoods from which to choose. Candler Park features a nice mix of historic homes and contemporary construction. Further west and across I-75/85 in the City of Atlanta, you?ll find historic neighborhoods, such as charming Adair Park.
One advantage to living in Decatur is that there's no need to hop on the interstate to commute to jobs in Atlanta. Drivers can take either Ponce de Leon Avenue or Memorial Drive, both of which run west to Midtown and Downtown Atlanta offices.
Alternately, MARTA trains run from Downtown Decatur to Downtown Atlanta, making Decatur one of the few cities in the metro Atlanta region in which commuting by public transit is convenient.
Renting in Decatur, GA
Apartments for rent in the city of Decatur are relatively more expensive than surrounding areas, although still reasonable by national standards. If you're purely price-driven, you can find cheaper deals in the far-flung suburbs. But if you want the distinct advantages of Decatur's lifestyle, you'll likely find that the rent is worth the price.
Decatur Attractions
- Eddie?s Attic ? A local staple for live music, this venue ushered in the careers of many popular artists, including the Indigo Girls and John Mayer.
- Stone Mountain Trail ? This 19-mile trail, located just outside of Decatur in Dekalb county, welcomes bikers and pedestrians.
- Brick Store Pub ? A beloved, cozy pub with great food, an old-world atmosphere and some of the best beer in the Atlanta area.
- Concerts on the Square ? Free outdoor public concerts featuring a variety of musical performers.
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Decatur features stately historic buildings. Photo credit: John Trainor / FlickrDowntown Decatur is pedestrian-friendly and located near a MARTA mass transit station, making it one of the least-car-dependent areas in the metro Atlanta region. Photo credit: Timothy J / Flickr