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Top-rated lgbtq agents in Atlanta
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Desimir - Gay Realtor
Hello! I’m Desimir, a dedicated real estate professional serving North Carolina’s Highlands, Cashiers, and surrounding areas, as well as Georgia-Atlanta. As part of the Leading Real Estate Companies of the World and Luxury Portfolio ...read more
Jeff - Gay Realtor
When you’re buying or selling a home, you deserve more than just an agent. You deserve an advocate. I am proud to serve Atlanta’s LGBTQ+ community as a trusted Realtor, industry leader, and connector who ensures my clients feel supported at ...read more
Spencer - Gay Realtor
As a Real Estate Agent he already has earned the trust and confidence of a legion of clients who regularly pass along his good name and reputation. The real estate market across the area is thriving. There are Atlanta homes for sale to fit ...read more
Precious - Gay Friendly Realtor
Thank you for taking time to stop by. I am not a person of many written words. However, I often wonder, "what is the deciding factor in choosing an Agent?" I posed this question to my current & former clients and their answers have mostly been ...read more
Guy - Gay Realtor
With over 10 years of experience managing conflicts of interest for some of the world's largest law firms and former Big 4 accounting firms, Guy brings a strong legal background that has covered numerous real estate cases and clients - to just about ...read more
Crystal - Lesbian Realtor
Originally from Florida, I've now taken my expertise to the vibrant Atlanta Metro area. Exploring the diverse neighborhoods and their unique architectural styles has been an exciting adventure for me. I have been a licensed Realtor® since 2019, ...read more
Michael - Gay Realtor
Hey y’all, I’m Michael! I’m a native Georgian who has called the Greater Atlanta area home for most of my life. A few of the places I’ve lived in include: Buckhead, Midtown, Grant Park, Stone Mountain, and now the Chamblee/Tucker area with ...read more
Tim - Gay Realtor
Tim is in the top 5% production Realtor with the Atlanta Board of Realtors and a national speaker who has been actively selling real estate since graduating from Georgia Institute of Technology 14 years ago. He is currently the managing broker for a ...read more
Dallas - Gay Realtor
Born and raised Atlanta native, or Atlantean as I like to say! I am going on 12 years in the business, one of the top agents in my office serving on the Leadership Council, and I run a team. I like to have a lot of fun working with my clients ...read more
David - Gay Realtor
David has lived in metro Atlanta since 1977. He bought his first home at age 18 and immediately knew that he loved everything about real estate. He obtained his real estate license at age 21 and worked as a sales associate for 20 years. He earned ...read more
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Atlanta, Georgia: The Gay Capitol of the South
This stunning southern city is home to a thriving and diverse gay community. Whether you like fine arts, festivals, eclectic restaurants, trendy neighborhoods, history, outdoor recreation, or all of the above, Atlanta truly has something for everyone. It’s not hard to see why Atlanta has been declared the “Gay Capital of the South”.
A Quick Look at Atlanta’s History
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Atlanta: An LGBTQ Community for Nature Lovers
Enchanting Atlanta is known as the “City in a Forest,” sporting over 100,000 shade trees throughout the town. If you love nature, this city is one of the most heavily forested urban areas in the country. It’s a diverse metropolis full of art, entertainment, and amazing food.
A Brief History of Atlanta
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