Inman Park

"Hip Place to Call Home"

Inman Park is a hip and fashionable town known for its great food scene. Cafes, wine bars, restaurants, and colorful artwork along the city streets populate the neighborhood. These attractions especially appeal to the younger crowd and college students living in the neighborhood. This is due to its great location - being so close to Emory University and near to Georgia State University makes it perfect for commuting students. Inman Park’s history as Atlanta’s first conceptually-constructed suburb is reflected by its pretty homes and landscape. Many of the residents find a key benefit to living in Inman Park is the traditional community “feel” the neighborhood exudes.

A great destination Inman Park is known for is the Krog Street Market. A fun selection of artisan bakeries, eateries, and restaurants make it a great place to socialize and hang out. Other places to eat and socialize with friends include Two Urban Licks, Fox Bros, BBQ, The Porter Beer Bar, Daddy D’z BBQ Joynt, and The Vortex. Also in town is the Jimmy Carter Presidential Library and Museum for people interested in learning about history and seeing a replica of the United State’s oval office. Inman Park is a great place for those looking for a neighborhood with an upbeat and hip feel that’s close to Atlanta universities.

What Inman Park Residents
Think About Their Apartments

overall

8.2

value

7.2

amenities

7.5

social

8.0

management

7.0

safety

8.5

Median rents in Inman Park

Studio

1,545

1 Bedroom

1,700

2 Bedroom

2,765

Living in
Inman Park

Great Food Scene

Very Safe

Lots of Green Areas

Parks

Active and Walkable

Centrally Located to Other Neighborhoods

Inman Park — 8.9/10 Rating (based on 16 neighborhood reviews)

Comfortable, quiet. Mostly family homes. But very accessible to food and beltline. There is an annual street festival which is a lot of fun, and a neighborhood association that puts out bulletins on major updates. Very safe, have not had any issues with security

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Emory SOM Resident

/10

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70 Spruce St NE, Inman Woods

The building is located in Little Five Points, which is an up-and-coming area. There are a bunch of restaurants and bars you can walk to. It's more of an artsy scene. We're also a short walk to Inman Park where you'll find more restaurants and bars. The area is central to most of the city, including campus which is only about a 10-15 minute drive.

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Goizueta Business School, MBA Student

/10

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Bass Lofts

This is an amazing neighborhood right on the belt line with great bars/restaurants. It's also very centrally located both to Emory, Virginia Highlands, Old Fourth Ward, Cabbagetown/East Atlanta, etc.

I put the commute at 15-30 minutes but it's closer to the 15 minute range.

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Goizueta Business School, MBA Student

/10

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N. Highland Steel

Inman Park is a quiet neighborhood of small homes with a lively row of bars/restaurants on North Highland Ave. The beltline runs right through it. I feel very safe.

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Emory SOM Resident

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Mariposa Lofts

Lots of awesome restaurants and hang out spots. It's a very active area in the weeks.

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Reviewed by

Emory Employee

/10

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Alexan on Krog

Electric neighborhood with Little 5 points and East Atlanta within a mile. Safe neighborhood with good lighting.

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Emory Employee

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Station R

Love all the restaurants, shops, parks, and bars within walking distance

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Goizueta Business School, MBA Student

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Mariposa Lofts

Best neighborhood in the city!

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Working Professional

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N. Highland Steel

Quaint with a nice neighborhood of single family homes behind a bustling main street with restaurants and coffee shops. The beltline runs along it so there are ample activities within walking distance.

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Emory SOM Resident

/10

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Mariposa Lofts

I think Inman Park is the single best neighborhood in Atlanta for young professionals. It has a good blend of not feeling too large, plus ample restaurants and fun things to do. It is also filled with tons of other young people who share similar interests. It is also a very safe neighborhood too.

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Working Professional

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N. Highland Steel

Great area with lots to do (bars, restaurants, music venues) that is all very walk-able from the apartment. There are a good deal of homeless as well but I've never had a problem.

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Student

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Station R

Fun neighborhood, busy on the evenings/weekends, feels social, beltline access is a great amenity!!

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Emory Goizueta Student

/10

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N. Highland Steel

This complex is at the intersection of Inman Park, Edgewood, Reynolds Town, Little 5 Points, and cabbage town. You can go any direction and be in a different neighborhood and you can walk 1 block up the street to a MARTA station

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Emory Goizueta Student

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Station R

Amazing neighborhood, right on the beltline and has great bars and restaurants

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Goizueta Business School, MBA Student

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