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Canton is exploding with new developments

By: Brad Nix, Managing+Broker
Posted: September 28th, 2006
Category: Real Estate News




Canton is getting another huge development, in addition to the Macauley project and Canton West I posted recently. 1,300 Acres along the Etowah River near GA Hwy 369 could have up to 1,800 homes and begin development in 2007 with homes delivered as early as 2008.

To summarize the 3 recently proposed developments:

  • Macauley Project 4,000 Acres 12,000 Homes
  • Canton West 2,341 Acres 3,080 Homes
  • Hwy 369 Project 1,300 Acres 1,800 Homes

Total Proposed: 7,641 Acres 16,880 Homes (Total density of 2.2 Homes per Acre) If we assume 2.5 people per household, that is a population growth of 42,200 more people.

Thanks to Knox over at Cherokee Real Estate Blog for the tip on the Hwy 369 project.

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  1. Anonymous November 13th, 2006 at 2:31 am

    Another fact for you.

    Sunday 8:30 pm my kids are asleep. Quiet in the house and the phone rings. Seems that McCauley gang is taking surveys. I am on the “Georgia No Call” list for a good reason!

    This guy Is quickly becoming a nuisance.

  2. brad nix November 13th, 2006 at 3:39 am

    Sorry to hear about your phone call troubles, I know I hate getting calls like that at my house. As for the GA No Call List, I compare it to when I had made a bad pass in a high school basketball game…my coach would “good idea, bad execution”.

    My typical response to those telemarketers/surveyors is…no thanks/it’s a bad time and then, “please take me off your call list”.

    How do you feel about the Macauley project as a whole? How close do you live to the area? What factors are you most concerned about?

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