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Frequently Asked Questions

When were prices and availability in College Park, GA last updated?

Prices and availability in College Park, GA were last updated on 23 Nov 2020.

What are the best apartments in College Park, GA?

The best apartments in College Park, GA are: The Life at Harrington Park, Rugby Valley, Chelsea Gardens, Crystal at Camp Creek and Central Park Apartments.

What is the average rent in College Park, GA?

The average rent in College Park, GA is $940. Start your search for apartments in College Park, GA now.

What is the price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA?

The price range for a 1-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA is between $665 and $1,777. Browse all available 1-bedroom apartments in College Park, GA now.

What is the price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA?

The price range for a 2-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA is between $665 and $1,777. Browse and find a 2-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA.

What is the price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA?

The price range for a 3-bedroom apartment in College Park, GA is between $1,159 and $1,777. Browse all available 3-bedroom apartments in College Park, GA.

Renter's Guide to College Park, GA

Rich in history and culture, College Park, GA is about 20 minutes away from Atlanta, GA and an ideal place for individuals and families who want a taste of the city life, while still enjoying the quietude of suburban living.

However, it's still a highly active area and it is home to the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport, which is actually the busiest airport in the US. In addition, the Georgia International Convention Center is located here, and so is metro Atlanta's newest and 2nd largest convention center. A few of the nearby cities include East Point, Sunrise, and Hapeville, yet College Park covers around 10 square miles, so there's a lot of ground to explore.

College Park, GA is set in the state's 4th largest historical home district, making it an interesting area to tour whether walking or on wheels. You can just as easily take a quick train ride to everything Atlanta has to offer at anytime.

If you're not accustomed to the Georgian climate, it's important to note that while the winters are short and not too cold, the summers are infamously warm and muggy. More precisely, the temperatures typically vary from 35°F to 90°F throughout the year.

College Park, GA Demographics

  • Total Population14,819
  • Female 6,674
    Male 8,145
  • Median Age33.8

Cost of Living in College Park, GA

The cost of living in College Park is a little lower than the national average, but it's mostly a result of rent prices being approximately 15% lower. Besides that, you'll wind up spending about the same as in other major US cities on things such as food and transportation. But you will also get a better deal on utilities including electricity, which averages around $125 per month here, compared to $165 elsewhere.

Another factor to keep in mind is that Georgia's general sales tax is 21% lower than the national average. Also, the Georgia state income tax rate is 55% lower than the national average. Moving from another state, this could be great news. Plus, with public transportation right around the corner, people can potentially save money without the expenses that come with a car, including gas, maintenance, and parking.

Average Rent in College Park, GA

  • College Park, GA Average Rental Price, February 2020 $940 /mo

College Park, GA Apartment Rent Ranges

  • $501-$70012%
  • $701-$1,00058%
  • $1,001-$1,50029%
  • $1,501-$2,0001%

College Park, GA Rent Trends

Average Rent Mar / 2017 Jul / 2017 Nov / 2017 Mar / 2018 Jul / 2018 Nov / 2018 Mar / 2019 Jul / 2019 Nov / 2019 Feb / 2020
College Park, GA $761 $797 $813 $821 $823 $861 $866 $901 $920 $940
National $1,337 $1,368 $1,371 $1,374 $1,408 $1,417 $1,422 $1,458 $1,466 $1,468
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Living in College Park, GA

This is actually a relatively small community where approximately 70% of the residents prefer renting to buying. It's also a place where having a car is not essential, because of the accessibility factor. In fact, all daily necessities can be found within the neighborhood, from groceries and health care, to transportation, education, and entertainment.

Plus, there are plenty of restaurants and a pleasant park within walking distance from the main residential area. Along the way you'll find the historic district, filled with classic architecture, as well as a growing arts scene. It's also nice to know that there's a local police department and officers regularly patrol this area, which certainly makes for safer living in the city.

Things to Do in College Park, GA

One of the nice things about living in College Park, GA is that you have quick and convenient access to everything that Atlanta has to offer, which is surely a whole lot! In fact, many of the main attractions in the area are within 15 minutes by train or car. Plus, the bus is always an option although it might take a little longer.

Yet you won't necessarily have to leave the neighborhood for entertainment or exercise. Many local establishments feature live music and good food while the parks are well-maintained and great for relaxing or running. There are also a few amusement parks in the Atlanta area, including the ever-popular Six Flags Over Georgia. For sports fans and concert-goers, the State Farm Arena is about 6 miles away.

Employment and Economy in College Park, GA

For those who would also want to find a job in College Park, they'll be pleased to discover plenty of options around here, from big companies including Delta Air Lines and the Alliance Bus Group to a variety of individually owned businesses. Given the large number of schools, it's also a prime location for people working in the education department.

Also, the average work commute for a resident is 30 minutes, but it also depends on whether you are taking the train, bus, or car. There is actually a MARTA Station right inside this city that'll get you to the Amtrak station (which is approximately 12 miles away) as well as other places. It conveniently runs 7 days a week and continues to operate on most holidays.

College Park, GA Households

  • Total Number of Households6,116
  • Family 3,014
    Non-family 3,102
  • Children 1,778
    No Children 4,338
  • Average People Per Household2.42
  • Median Household Income$32,039
  • Median Housing Costs Per Month$880

Education in College Park, GA

As the name implies, there are many schools in College Park. In fact, within the 2 districts of Clayton County and Fulton County there are a total of 17 public and 4 private schools. This includes pre, elementary, middle, high school, and also a public charter school.

Seeing as this is a major metropolitan area, for those pursuing a higher education there are also several universities and trade schools in the area. Among them are ITT Tech, Clayton College & State University, and the Everest Institute. Either way, considering the lower rent and available options for public transportation, it could be a smart place to start and/or continue your education.

College Park, GA Education Statistics

  • No High School2%
  • Some High School42%
  • Some College27%
  • Associate Degree7%
  • Bachelor Degree15%
  • Graduate Degree7%

Tips for Renting in College Park, GA

Of course, you can begin researching rentals in College Park, GA by looking around online. Besides virtual tour options, it's always recommended to see a place in person before your move in. This is known as a friendly area where many residents interact regularly. When you're out viewing rentals, don't hesitate to ask locals about the location, other residents, and the landlord or property manager.

Furthermore, laws regarding renting vary from state to state, so be sure to review the rental rules in Georgia, no matter what part of the state. Prior to committing to any kind of agreement on a rental in College Park, be sure you read the contract and ask questions whenever things are not clear.

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