Smyrna, Georgia
Smyrna is a colorful “Jonquil City” located in Cobb County, Georgia, about 10 miles northwest of Atlanta. The city’s nickname is derived from thousands of jonquils that appear in the gardens and along the streets of Smyrna in the early spring.
The downtown area of the city, “The Village Green”, was recently rebuilt and many new developments were created, including a new library, community center, and city hall. The Urban Land Institute’s Award for Excellence lately awarded the City of Smyrna for its smart growth and revitalization.
Points of interest in Smyrna, Georgia:
- Smyrna Public Library - the only city operated library in the state providing service to the residents of Smyrna for 70 years;
- Spring Jonquil Festival – situated in downtown Smyrna, the display of arts and crafts by more than 150 artists from across the country;
Smyrna Facts:
- Total area - 13.9 square miles
- Population in July 2006- 48,632
- Median age of residents - 32years old
- Median income for a family - $53,821
- Adults married – 41%
- Commuters – 93%
Smyrna GA Real Estate:
The prices of real estate within the Smyrna area range from the $300’s to $1 million. The city has been constantly developing the look of its neighborhoods with new amenities for residents and businesses. Along with new homes - parks, jogging trails, pools, lighted tennis courts and public golf courses have also been constucted.
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