We do not track Atlanta closely, so we will be straight about that rather than fake a local call. Atlanta resembles Los Angeles in one important way: it is a patchwork of micro-neighborhoods that behave very differently. Some pockets stay competitive while others sit, and a single metro-wide number blurs all of that together. A national or even citywide headline tends to mislead more than it helps in a market built that way. To get a real read, zoom down to the neighborhood or submarket you actually care about and check three things: active inventory versus its pre-pandemic norm, days on market, and how common price cuts are. A good local agent who works that specific area will know which pockets are moving and which are sitting far better than any top-line statistic. We would like to bring on a local guest to cover Atlanta properly at some point, because the market deserves real on-the-ground knowledge rather than a distant guess.