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Light It Up: Why the BeltLine Lantern Parade is Atlanta’s Most Magical Night

By Tamera Shearon / September 8, 2026 / Comments Off on Light It Up: Why the BeltLine Lantern Parade is Atlanta’s Most Magical Night

Ever feel like the typical "Atlanta experience" is just a high-stakes game of bumper cars on I-285? We’ve all been there, white-knuckling the steering wheel, wondering if we’ll ever reach that "silver lining" everyone talks about. But once a year, the city trades the red brake lights for something a little more… luminous. On Saturday,…

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This Month in Atlanta: September Events & Happenings

By Tamera Shearon / September 8, 2026 / Comments Off on This Month in Atlanta: September Events & Happenings

What if your September calendar felt less like I-285 at rush hour and more like a well-planned neighborhood stroll? Atlanta is ready for fall with art markets, live music, handmade lanterns, family activities, and community traditions that make the city feel a little more connected. From Buckhead to Reynoldstown, Stone Mountain to Blue Ridge, there…

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What Everyone Needs for a Meaningful Life

By Tamera Shearon / September 1, 2026 / Comments Off on What Everyone Needs for a Meaningful Life

What if a meaningful life is not built from one giant achievement, one perfect career, or one dream home? What if it is built from a few steady anchors: simple ideas that help you keep moving when the week feels heavy and the future feels uncertain? A reflection often attributed to Sam Demma offers four:…

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Dragon Con & Dream Homes: The Pop Culture Guide to Buying in Atlanta

By Tamera Shearon / August 27, 2026 / Comments Off on Dragon Con & Dream Homes: The Pop Culture Guide to Buying in Atlanta

Ever found yourself stuck in a sea of stormtroopers on Peachtree Street while trying to grab a coffee? Or maybe you've spotted a film crew blocking off your favorite shortcut in Inman Park and thought, “Wait, is my neighborhood about to be in the next Marvel movie?” If you live in Atlanta, pop culture isn't…

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Rock Stars & Real Estate: Why Mega Concerts Prove Atlanta Is Booming

By Tamera Shearon / August 25, 2026 / Comments Off on Rock Stars & Real Estate: Why Mega Concerts Prove Atlanta Is Booming

Ever tried to snag floor seats for a sold-out show at the Mercedes-Benz Stadium only to find yourself staring at a "Queue" screen for three hours? It’s frustrating, right? You’ve got the budget, you’ve got the schedule cleared, but by the time you get in, the only seats left are so high up you’d need…

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Lights, Camera, Closing: How Atlanta’s Film Scene Is Shaping Real Estate

By Tamera Shearon / August 20, 2026 / Comments Off on Lights, Camera, Closing: How Atlanta’s Film Scene Is Shaping Real Estate

Ever wonder why that charming bungalow down the street suddenly has a fleet of white trailers and a craft services tent parked in front of it? Or why your neighbor’s house just sold for a price that made you do a triple-take? If you’ve lived in Atlanta for more than five minutes, you know we…

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Teeing Up Your Next Move: Why the Tour Championship Signals a Hot Atlanta Market

By Tamera Shearon / August 18, 2026 / Comments Off on Teeing Up Your Next Move: Why the Tour Championship Signals a Hot Atlanta Market

Is your current living situation starting to feel like a permanent stay in a greenside bunker? You know the feeling: you’re stuck, the sand is flying, and you can’t quite see the pin. If you’ve been waiting for the "perfect" moment to navigate the atlanta real estate landscape, the calendar just gave you a massive…

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Someone Watered the Ground Before You Stood On It: A Legacy of Mentorship in Real Estate

By Tamera Shearon / August 17, 2026 / Comments Off on Someone Watered the Ground Before You Stood On It: A Legacy of Mentorship in Real Estate

By Tamera Shearon | Peachtree Battle Realty Substack Edition Have you ever stopped to look at where you are standing right now: whether that’s in the kitchen of your first home, at the helm of a growing business, or navigating a complex season of life: and wondered how you actually got here? We live in…

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Coffee, Communities, and Closings: What Your Order Says About Your Neighborhood

By Tamera Shearon / August 15, 2026 / Comments Off on Coffee, Communities, and Closings: What Your Order Says About Your Neighborhood

Ever wonder if your caffeine habit is actually a secret GPS coordinate for where you belong in Georgia? Think about it. In the Old West, you could tell exactly where a traveler was from just by looking at how they wore their cowboy hat: the crease, the tilt, the dust on the brim. It was…

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From Arts Festivals to Open Houses: Your August Atlanta Neighborhood Guide

By Tamera Shearon / August 13, 2026 / Comments Off on From Arts Festivals to Open Houses: Your August Atlanta Neighborhood Guide

Is there anything more "Atlanta" than checking your weather app in August and seeing a humidity level that makes you feel like you’re breathing through a warm, damp washcloth? We get it. The "Dog Days" are here, and while the rest of the country is thinking about pumpkin spice, we’re just trying to figure out…

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