Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty proudly ranked as Metro Atlanta’s No. 1 brokerage for the fifth consecutive year. In 2024, our advisors sold a remarkable $4.3 billion in total sales, a testament to our unwavering commitment to our clients and the communities we serve.

At Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty, we exist to help you live the life you dream of. Our clients benefit from our global presence, dynamic marketing strategies, and unparalleled professional service. Through our commitment to exceptional service and results, we proudly ranked No. 1 in total sales across the six-county Metro Atlanta area, including the areas of Buckhead, Intown, Sandy Springs, Brookhaven, North Fulton, and South Forsyth.

REPRESENTING ALL PRICE POINTS.

In addition to record-setting sales, 45% of our transactions in 2024 were under $650,000, showcasing that luxury isn’t a price point, but a level of service shaped by the insight our advisors provide.

“Each of my clients gets the same level of attention because, to each one, it is their most important transaction. The stories are all unique,” says Betsy Akers, No. 5 advisor with the Atlanta REALTORS® Association, who sold properties ranging from a $35 million luxury estate to a $550,000 listing in 2024.

Her client-first philosophy perfectly reflects our mission: build lifelong relationships by treating every client like family.

EXTRAORDINARY REPRESENTATION.

A snapshot of our 2024 highlights:

Chase Mizell, the No. 2 advisor for volume sold with the Atlanta REALTORS Association, launched Entelechy II, a $40 million masterpiece in Sea Island, Georgia designed by the late John Portman, the iconic Atlanta-based architect renowned for transforming skylines.

“It’s estates like this that remind me why I do what I do — connecting extraordinary properties with discerning buyers who appreciate the artistry behind them.”

Bayne Battleson Group, led by Sam Bayne and Ashley Battleson, earned the No. 3 spot for team volume with the Atlanta REALTORS® Association. Sam brought the buyer for Georgia’s largest publicly listed sale of the year—a $35 million estate. Despite starting at a lower price point, their client was captivated by the 50,000± square foot property. After weeks of negotiations, the seller finally accepted.

Kevin McBride and Jessica Sheevy earned the No. 3 and No. 4 spots for volume sold with the Atlanta REALTORS® Association, driven by their success with The Dillon in Buckhead. The 2.5-year project redefined luxury condominium living, with 95 units sold in just a year, bringing the building to near sell-out status as only four units remain. Their strategic use of live video content documenting the entire process was a game-changer, reaching a 6,000-person prospect and homeowner list and making a powerful impact.

The Boyd Team, led by Kim Boyd and Kathryn Boyd Crabtree, earned the No. 2 spot for homes sold and No. 5 for volume sold with the Atlanta REALTORS® Association. One of their standout transactions was a heartwarming homecoming in Collier Hills, where they reunited former owners with their beloved home—representing both sides in a rare, “Father of the Bride”-style twist.

Bonnie Majher, who earned the No. 6 spot for volume sold with the Atlanta REALTORS® Association, made a lasting impact by helping a client sell their home just in time to be by her husband’s side in his final moments — a powerful reminder that real estate is about far more than closing deals.

REMEMBERING OUR FOUNDER, JENNY PRUITT.

In 2024, we lost our beloved Founder and CEO, Jenny Pruitt. Jenny’s remarkable legacy continues to inspire us. She made immeasurable contributions to the real estate industry, the advancement of women, and our community. She was a genuine servant leader, guided by her incredible faith.

“If you find your purpose in life, you will discover your passion! When you are doing something that you are passionate about, you will be fulfilled. I feel like I never worked a day in my life because I love what I do.”

YOUR COMMUNITY IS OUR COMMUNITY.

Jenny’s dedication to giving back lives on through our commitment to over 30 arts, charitable, and educational organizations across Georgia and beyond. From donations and sponsorships to volunteering, mentoring, and board leadership, we remain passionate about strengthening the communities where we live and work.

GLOBAL REACH. LOCAL IMPACT.

In 2024, Sotheby’s International Realty® expanded its global presence, opening 37 new offices worldwide, bringing its total to over 1,100 offices in 84 countries and territories with more than 26,100 advisors. The brand achieved $157 billion in 2024 sales volume, demonstrating the power of its international reach, referral network, and unrivaled brand recognition.

Click to view properties exclusively represented by Atlanta Fine Homes Sotheby’s International Realty.

Every home is unique. Every client is one of a kind.

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TrendGraphix, Top 5 Firms, January 2025. January 1 – December 31, 2024. Cherokee, Cobb, DeKalb, Forsyth, Fulton and Gwinnett Counties. All Property Types; All Price Points.

The Atlanta Hawks have won three in a row and seven of their last ten games coming into tonight’s matchup with the Houston Rockets. This game is going to be an interesting matchup between one of the league’s hottest offenses vs one of the league’s best defenses. Houston won a close matchup in Atlanta earlier this season and another close game could be on the way.

Our own Rohan Raman gave an in-depth preview for tonight’s game:

“Coming into tonight’s game, the Hawks are 5th in the NBA in PPG, 14th in FG%, 16th in 3PA, 19th in 3P%, 2nd in FTA, 25th in turnovers, and 13th in rebounding. Per Cleaning the Glass, Atlanta is 17th in points per 100 possessions, 18th in effective field goal percentage, 21st in turnover percentage, 13th in offensive rebounding percentage, and 7th in free throw rate.

Currently, the Hawks rank 27th in PPG allowed, 28th in field goal percentage allowed, 15th in three-point attempts allowed, and 27th in three-point percentage allowed. Per Cleaning the Glass, Atlanta is 18th in points allowed per 100 possessions and 28th in effective field goal percentage allowed.

The Rockets’ offense has been an inconsistent unit all season. They are 17th in the NBA in PPG, 25th in FG%, 20th in 3PA, 23rd in 3P%, 5th in FTA, 13th in turnovers, and 1st in rebounding. Per Cleaning the Glass, Houston is 13th in points per 100 possessions, 26th in effective field goal percentage, 10th in turnover percentage, 1st in offensive rebounding percentage, and 25th in free throw rate.

Fortunately for them, Houston’s defense has been a top-five unit throughout the season. They rank 5th in PPG allowed, 5th in field goal percentage allowed, 2nd in three-point attempts allowed, and 10th in three-point percentage allowed. Per Cleaning the Glass, the Rockets are 3rd in points allowed per 100 possessions and 2nd in effective field goal percentage allowed.

Trae Young had 21 points and nine assists during his last outing against the Rockets, but the Hawks star has been on a torrid scoring run as of late. In his last 10 games, he’s averaging 27.8 points and 10.9 assists on 45.2/34.5/94% shooting splits. Young will likely draw Fred VanVleet on defense, which is a tough matchup. VanVleet is in the midst of one of his better seasons on defense – his defensive box plus-minus of 1.5 is the second-best mark of his career and his penchant for defensive communication/timing is critical to Houston’s effectiveness on defense. However, the Rockets are fresh off of getting torched by Jamal Murray for 39 points, so they aren’t immune to struggling against opposing ball-handlers.

The hallmark of this Rockets team is running teams off the three-point line. They are excellent at stifling attempts and rarely allow teams to get hot. That’s because they have athletic, smart and versatile defenders like Tari Eason and Amen Thompson. Atlanta is short on offensive creators not named Trae Young, but this could be an area where Zaccharie Risacher makes a difference. In his last 10 games, he’s averaging 14.2 points and 4.2 rebounds on 50/38.6/80% shooting splits. His handle is improving and his confidence in his shot is growing with each game. Atlanta did not have him for their last matchup against Houston, so his performance could be critical in a Hawks victory. Georges Niang is going to be critical in this matchup – he’s the team’s best volume three-point shooter and the Rockets are likely going to clamp down on him. If he can’t get some shots to fall, that could be a problem for the Hawks.

Although it’s an excellent defense, Houston’s scheme isn’t great at stopping teams in the paint. weakness of the Rockets. They’re 18th in opposing points in the paint (OPITP) and the duo of DeAndre Jordan and Aaron Gordon collected 24 points and 19 rebounds during Houston’s last game. The Hawks rank 3rd in PITP largely due to the emergence of Onyeka Okongwu. Okongwu’s averaging 15.4 points and 10.9 rebounds on 58/50/88.5% shooting splits in his last 10 games. He has an interesting matchup tonight against Alperen Sengun. Sengun is an excellent playmaker and he deserves respect as a scorer, but I’m interested to see how well these two centers guard each other. Okongwu has been a solid rim protector while Sengun is defensively limited.

Atlanta’s bench has been among the best in basketball – they rank 4th in bench points per game and 7th in FG%. However, the Rockets’ second unit is a bit weaker on offense. They are 25th in points per game, but their bench is 3rd in defensive rating. If the Rockets can clamp down on the Hawks’ scoring from their second unit, this could be a rough game for Atlanta’s offense.”

According to Fanduel Sportsbook, the Rockets are 8.5 point favorites against the Hawks tonight and the total is set at 236.

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This is going to be a nice test for the Hawks after a relatively light schedule. Trae Young, Onyeka Okongwu, and Caris LeVert are playing well coming into the game, but a road test against a team full of defenders that can give both Young and LeVert a lot of trouble. Expect a close game, but the Rockets find a way to get the win at home.

Final Score: Houston 119, Atlanta 112 (ATL +8.5 and Under)

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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. — Patrick Cantlay came up clutch with the putter again by making a 6-foot birdie putt to give the Atlanta Drive a 6-5 victory over New York and a 1-0 lead in the best-of-3 finals of the TGL indoor golf league’s inaugural season.

Xander Schauffele had a chance to sent the match to a shootout with a 6-foot birdie putt, but it caught the right edge and lipped out.

The second finals match of high-tech league is Tuesday night, followed immediately by a third match if necessary.

The score was tied at 2 after nine holes of alternate shot. Cameron Young made a 9-foot eagle putt to give New York a 4-2 lead because Atlanta challenged with the hammer, making the hole worth two points. Billy Horschel of Atlanta returned the favor, making an 11-foot birdie putt when New York threw the hammer.

Young won the 13th hole when Justin Thomas of Atlanta made bogey, only for Horschel to hit his tee shot on a par 3 to 5 feet for a conceded birdie.

The winner Tuesday gets $9 million — $2.25 million for each of the four players — while the runner-up shares $4.5 million.