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MARKET DATA: Real estate stats for the Alpharetta-Milton area in March 2020

Alpharetta-Milton market data, March 2020.
Alpharetta-Milton market data, March 2020.

Alpharetta-Milton market data, March 2020.

By Kara McIntyre | | Updated

This real estate market snapshot shows a glimpse of the Alpharetta-Milton market as of March 2020.
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By Kara McIntyre

Kara started with Community Impact Newspaper as the summer intern for the south Houston office in June 2018 after graduating with a bachelor's degree in mass communication from Midwestern State University in Wichita Falls, Texas. She became the Tomball/Magnolia reporter in September 2018. Prior to CI, Kara served as the editor-in-chief of The Wichitan—Midwestern State University's student-run campus newspaper—and interned with both the Wichita Adult Literacy Council and VeepWorks.

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