Buckhead

Buckhead was annexed to the city of Atlanta in 1952. The area has grown and transformed dramatically, since. Many of the large estates were sold off, allowing for some of the most famous and prestigious commercial development in the southeastern portion of the United States. In 1974, Tower Place was built and paved the way for future high-rises in Buckhead. Then in 1984, the flagship Ritz Carlton was built, which helped lead the Buckhead community further in deluxe accommodations and luxury.

In recent years, the Peachtree Road corridor (Buckhead Village) has been given special attention by Buckhead commercial planners and developers. As a result of much planning, this area is home to some of the best shopping, dining and entertainment in Atlanta, and all of the southeastern United States. Due to its history, magnificent homes, landscaping, location, luxury, shopping and amenities, a home in Buckhead today, is a home in the most prestigious and wealthiest area in Atlanta.