McDonough-Guice-Custer

About McDonough-Guice-Custer

McDonough-Guice-Custer is a collection of quiet residential streets in southeast Atlanta, often overlooked by buyers focused on more established neighborhoods. The area offers some of the city’s most affordable intown housing, with tree-lined streets and a slower pace than neighborhoods closer to the Beltline.

The planned Beltline Southside Trail will eventually connect this area to the broader trail network, potentially catalyzing investment similar to what happened along the Eastside Trail.

Real Estate in McDonough-Guice-Custer

The housing stock consists primarily of mid-century bungalows and ranch homes, many available below $250,000. Investors and first-time buyers seeking affordability find options here that have largely disappeared from neighborhoods further north.

Renovation activity is beginning as buyers discover the value proposition.

Living in McDonough-Guice-Custer

This is a quiet, car-dependent neighborhood without the walkable amenities of more developed areas. Residents value the affordable housing, low density, and proximity to downtown without downtown prices. The future Beltline connection promises to transform accessibility.

Data sources: Zillow, Redfin, Walk Score. Prices reflect 2025 market conditions and are subject to change.