Georgia’s high rank is due to the fact that it is among “just seven states” that account for over 50% of all construction permits to build homes from 2024. In the top 10, Georgia ranked ninth.

Sen. Jon Ossoff says large corporations now own 30% of metro Atlanta's single-family rental homes, which leads to higher prices for Georgia families.

Downtown Atlanta skyline, photographed from the Jackson Street bridge in Atlanta, Georgia on July 28, 2019. Raymond Boyd/Getty Images "Investors are buying fewer homes because of elevated interest ...

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Given the affordability, Georgia is far from a low-demand market. For starters, the state is home to the city of Atlanta, one of the fastest-growing metropolitan areas in the country.