Smyrna, GA


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Smyrna, GA

About Smyrna, GA

Smyrna, Georgia is a beautiful city located just outside of the Atlanta metro area. With its mild climate and natural beauty, Smyrna offers something for everyone to enjoy. From its vibrant festivals and local events such as the annual Taste of Smyrna, to its bustling shopping districts and diverse restaurants, there is plenty to keep visitors entertained. The city also has several parks and trails perfect for outdoor activities such as biking, fishing and picnicking. In addition, Smyrna’s close proximity to other major cities in the state makes it an excellent destination for weekend getaways or day trips. Whether you’re looking for a place to live or visit, Smyrna has something for everyone! Regional center - North-central Georgia at the southern tip of the Appalachian Mountains.

Location Details

Zip Codes: 30080 30082
Cost of Living: 9.8% higher
Time zone: Eastern Standard Time (EST)
Elevation: 1034 ft above sea level
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The Atlanta, GA metro area is a big and busy place with lots of history and things to do. It's in the state of Georgia, in the southeastern United States. This area has seen a lot of important events, especially during the Civil Rights Movement when leaders like Martin Luther King Jr. worked for equality.

Atlanta sits in north-central Georgia and has all kinds of landscapes, from city streets to green parks and forests. It's in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains, so you'll find rolling hills around. The area has a mild climate, but get ready for hot summers and mild winters. Sometimes, there are thunderstorms in summer.

The economy in Atlanta is strong. It's home to many big companies in different industries like finance, technology, healthcare, and more. This means there are plenty of jobs. It also has a big airport that connects it to places all over the world. Living costs in Atlanta can be affordable compared to other big cities, but some areas are more expensive than others.

When it comes to politics, Atlanta is known for being more progressive, especially the city itself. But the suburbs might lean a bit more conservative. Over the years, more people have been getting involved in voting and politics here.

For fun, there's a lot to do in Atlanta. There are museums, theaters, and music venues for arts and culture fans. Sports fans have teams like the Braves (baseball), Falcons (football), and Hawks (basketball) to cheer for. Outdoor lovers will enjoy the nearby Chattahoochee River and the many parks and trails. Plus, the city has a great food scene with lots of different cuisines to try.

If you're thinking of moving to Atlanta, there are a few things to keep in mind. Traffic can be a big challenge, especially during rush hours, so plan your travel times well. The summers are hot and humid, so be prepared for the heat. Also, while there are many affordable places to live, some neighborhoods can be pricey.

Overall, living in Atlanta means being part of a lively and bustling community. There's a mix of modern life and nature, history, and new developments. It's a place with something for everyone, whether you're into culture, sports, or just enjoying the great outdoors.

Smyrna Cost of Living
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Excellent housing, entertainment, and education make Smyrna a great place to live.

$427,200
+20.9% higher than avg
$83,029
+16.9% higher than avg
$1,170 /mo
Monthly rent (2br)
+1.9% higher than avg
Smyrna Crime
41.6 / 100
Crime is ranked on a scale of 1 (low) to 100 (high). US average: 35.4
Minimum annual income
To live comfortably in Smyrna, Georgia
$81,720
for a family
$61,200
for a single person
Pros & Cons of Smyrna
   Excellent housing
Growth and sprawl
   Entertainment
Traffic and commutes
   Education
Summer heat
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I’ve lived in this city for for three years now. I’ve lived all over and I must say this city gives you a small town feel. Right outside of a large city I feel safe and  More

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Smyrna, Ga is the worst place to live because it is low income with a 10% unemployment rate. Large retailers have left the area with the exception of Walmart. The  More

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The thing about the Smyrna/Vinings area is that you have some very nice areas, that are right next door to a very bad area. I just don't want to pay a ton of money to  More

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