There are historic parts of these areas with authentic culture and people and then there are pockets that you want to avoid.   

Hollywood has moved here, celebrities and movie stars have sold their homes in California and moved here, Facebook has moved here, Porsche has moved here, BMV has moved here, Mercedes Benz has moved here, GE, this is a top 5 city for millennials, the Beltline was spoken about, and then was enacted as was the new stadium, underground Atlanta was just bought for millions and will be completely reconstructed by 2020, the new Westside park will be open around the same time.

MANY 'groups' come up to celebrate and are rough on the homes. 

I just realized you all have been celebrating mardi gras so I'm going to bump this thread...

The people in India, who spoke English well, and could fit the company culture basically would prove themselves in 6-12 months on  H1-B1 or a J-1 Visa contract. 

My response- hope your xmas tree fIts in the back seat of your car because thats where you’ll be celebratIng xmas.

. Restaurants and bars have a hard time surviving, and i think you’re going to Have to wait until all of these nerds’ kids grow up and start rebelling to see a real culture start develop there.

Second, if the person understands their asset, the community, the culture and the tenants they are able to operate and make tons of cash which is very much a good thing.

@Joe S.I'm still open to ideas well.But, celebrate the small stuff.

I think that we can rationally understand that culture changes and also understand that we don't have to agree with slavery to agree with the core values of how our country operates.