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Atlanta Duplexes FAQ

Are there duplexes in Atlanta?

Absolutely! Like most major cities Atlanta does have a good number of multi-family properties available. Duplexes can be found scattered throughout Atlanta and its surrounding suburbs, though they’re not as common as single-family homes or large apartment buildings.

Where are the Atlanta duplexes?

The intown neighborhoods east of Downtown Atlanta like Edgewood and Kirkwood are known for their mix of older bungalows and multifamily properties, including duplexes and triplexes. You'll find historic conversions and vintage duplexes here.

A little further to the Southeast in Cabbagetown and Grant Park you'll find vintage duplexes as well as some new construction going in on infill lots. 

Popular Duplex and Multi-family areas outside the central city include Decatur, Marietta, Cobb County, College Park and East Point.


What types of multi-family homes are available in Atlanta?

You'll find historic homes that have been converted to multi-family as well as newer construction apartment buildings and duplexes in pockets around Atlanta. There are also plenty of 5+ unit opportunities for experienced investors throughout greater Atlanta and the suburbs.

Can I finance an Atlanta duplex?

  • Ultimately that depends on your own situation, but the good news is that you can buy an Atlanta Duplex with conventional financing, FHA & VA. And if the units are occupied with tenants on a lease you can usually count that income towards your total income to qualify.