Areas we serve
Metro Atlanta& Georgia.
Our office is in Lawrenceville, and Metro Atlanta is home base. Licensed in Georgia, we serve the whole state, from the I-20 and I-75 corridors to Savannah, Augusta, Athens, Macon and Columbus.
Gwinnett
Gwinnett County
Lawrenceville
Gwinnett County's seat and OnlyWay's home office, with a historic courthouse square, an arts scene downtown and Georgia Gwinnett College.
Gwinnett County
Snellville
A southeast Gwinnett city with a growing town center, established neighborhoods and easy access to US-78.
Gwinnett County
Dacula
An eastern Gwinnett city with newer neighborhoods, room to spread out and Harbins Park, one of the county's largest parks.
Walton & Gwinnett Counties
Loganville
A growing city on the Walton-Gwinnett line along US-78, with a small downtown and a mix of established and new neighborhoods.
Gwinnett County
Lilburn
A close-in Gwinnett city with a revitalized Old Town, greenway trails and established neighborhoods near Stone Mountain.
Gwinnett County
Norcross
One of Gwinnett's oldest cities, founded in 1870, with a charming historic downtown and quick access to I-85 and Peachtree Corners.
Gwinnett & Hall Counties
Buford
A historic town near Lake Lanier and the Mall of Georgia, with established neighborhoods and many newer communities along I-85.
East Metro & I-20
Rockdale County
Conyers
Rockdale County's seat on I-20, with a walkable Olde Town, wooded neighborhoods and the Georgia International Horse Park, a 1996 Olympic venue.
Newton County
Covington
Newton County's historic square, a familiar backdrop for film and television, with homes from restored classics to new construction a short drive from the Stanton Springs employment hub.
Walton County
Social Circle
A small historic town off I-20 beside Stanton Springs North, where Rivian is building a major vehicle plant.
Walton County
Monroe
Walton County's seat, with a lively historic downtown, classic Southern homes and plenty of room to spread out.
Morgan County
Madison
Morgan County's seat, known for its historic district of antebellum and Victorian homes, plus antebellum homes, farms and easy access to Lake Oconee.
South Metro
Fayette County
Peachtree City
A planned community south of Atlanta known for its lakes, villages and extensive multi-use path network.
Henry County
McDonough
Henry County's seat, centered on a historic square, with a wide range of neighborhoods along the I-75 corridor.
Henry County
Locust Grove
Henry County's fastest-growing city, home to Tanger Outlets and a steady stream of new neighborhoods along I-75.
Henry County
Hampton
A small-town downtown in southern Henry County, home to EchoPark Speedway (formerly Atlanta Motor Speedway) and a growing number of new neighborhoods.
Henry County
Stockbridge
Henry County's northern gateway, close to Atlanta and the airport, with established neighborhoods and Panola Mountain State Park nearby.
Butts County
Jackson
Butts County's seat on I-75, with room to breathe, Jackson Lake nearby and two state parks, High Falls and Indian Springs, close to town.
Spalding County
Griffin
Spalding County's seat, with a historic downtown, a University of Georgia campus and more approachable prices than much of the metro.
Northeast Metro
Jackson County
Hoschton
Georgia's fastest-growing city in the latest Census estimates, with new neighborhoods, golf and quick access to I-85.
Jackson County
Jefferson
Jackson County's historic seat, home to the Crawford W. Long Museum, in one of the fastest-growing areas in the country.
Hall County
Gainesville
Hall County's seat on the shores of Lake Lanier, home to Brenau University and a strong manufacturing and poultry-processing economy.
Intown Atlanta
Fulton County
Buckhead, Atlanta
Atlanta's most established luxury address, from gated estates on wooded lots to full-service high-rise residences along Peachtree Road.
Fulton County
Midtown Atlanta
Walkable, cultural and vertical: high-rise residences, historic homes near Piedmont Park, and some of the city's most connected addresses.
DeKalb & East
North Fulton
Fulton County
Sandy Springs
Wooded neighborhoods, Chattahoochee River settings and easy access to the Perimeter business district.
Fulton County
Alpharetta
A North Fulton hub for larger homes, walkable mixed-use districts and the GA-400 technology corridor.
Fulton County
Milton
Country estates and equestrian properties on larger acreage, minutes from North Fulton conveniences.
Fulton County
Johns Creek
Established master-planned and golf communities along the Chattahoochee, with trails, parks and river access nearby.
Fulton County
Roswell
Historic character and river living: a celebrated historic district, Chattahoochee frontage and established neighborhoods.
Cobb & West
Cobb County
Marietta
A historic square, established neighborhoods and access to Kennesaw Mountain, with a wide range of homes and investment property.
Carroll & Douglas Counties
Villa Rica
A west metro town on I-20 with gold-rush history, a charming downtown and a mix of established and new neighborhoods.
Lakes
Greene & Putnam Counties
Lake Oconee
Georgia's lake-and-golf retreat: lakefront residences, club communities and second homes about ninety minutes east of Atlanta.
Hall & Forsyth Counties
Lake Lanier
Lakefront living north of Atlanta, where dock eligibility and shoreline rules matter as much as the home itself.
Across Georgia
Chatham County
Savannah
Georgia's oldest city, founded in 1733, with its famous squares, historic homes and coastal living near Tybee Island.
Richmond County
Augusta
A river city on the South Carolina line, home to the Masters golf tournament, with established neighborhoods and growing suburbs.
Athens-Clarke County
Athens
Home of the University of Georgia, with a lively downtown, historic neighborhoods and a strong rental market around campus.
Macon-Bibb County
Macon
The heart of Middle Georgia, known for its historic architecture and its spring cherry blossoms, with some of the state's most approachable home prices.
Columbus-Muscogee County
Columbus
A river city on the Alabama line with a revitalized riverfront and Fort Benning next door.
Whitfield County
Dalton
Whitfield County's seat on I-75, known as the Carpet Capital of the World for its floor-covering industry, about 30 miles south of Chattanooga.
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