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Neighborhood Spotlight and Temporary Mercedes Benz Stadium temporary rebrand

In this final segment of Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, host Cleve Gaddis explores the major changes coming to Atlanta as the city prepares for the 2026 World Cup. From high-stakes stadium re-branding to shifting short-term rental laws, discover how this global event is reshaping the local landscape. 1. Neighborhood Spotlight: Townsend Creek in Suwanee This week’s spotlight shines on Townsend Creek, a premier swim and tennis community in Gwinnett County. Premier Location: Located within walking distance of the highly-rated North Gwinnett High School and just minutes from Suwanee Town Center and Sugar Hill. Community Amenities: Features a clubhouse, playground, and scenic sidewalks lined with mature trees. Equity Growth: Homeowner equity in the neighborhood has increased by approximately $122 million since 2011, with average sales prices rising from $158,556 to over $555,000 in 2025. Market Status: With over seven months of inventory, Townsend Creek currently leans toward a buyer’s market, offering a unique advantage for those looking to move into the area. 2. De-branding Mercedes-Benz Stadium for the World Cup Atlanta’s iconic stadium will look very different during the 2026 tournament due to strict FIFA regulations. Commercial Clean Zones: FIFA requires all host venues to be "brand-free." This means roughly 2,000 individual brand elements, including the massive Mercedes-Benz signs, must be removed or covered. Temporary Identity: During the broadcast, the venue will be officially referred to as the "Atlanta Stadium" to ensure exclusive visibility for official World Cup sponsors. 3. How the World Cup is Changing Rental Rules The influx of international fans is forcing Metro Atlanta counties to rethink their approach to short-term rentals. The "Augusta Rule": Fayette County is exploring an approach similar to the Masters tournament, allowing homeowners to rent out properties tax-free for up to 14 days. Relieving Pressure: Local officials believe adopting flexible rental rules will alleviate the strain on hotel capacity and spread economic benefits directly to homeowners. Tension and Debate: Neighborhoods like Buckhead continue to debate how to balance the need for visitor lodging with the desire to protect residents from excessive noise and traffic. 4. Unlock Your Home’s "Upside" Cleve discusses how to strategically navigate the 2026 market using the Upside Program. Customized Selling: Whether you want a guaranteed cash offer to move quickly or want to use a $15,000 refresh allowance to maximize your sale price, there is a path tailored to your family's needs. The $23,000 Difference: Cleve shares a recent success story where a homeowner invested $7,000 in cosmetic repairs and saw a $30,000 increase in their final sales price. At Go Gaddis Real Estate Radio, we bridge the gap between real estate novice and expert so you can make life's biggest decisions with total confidence. 👉 Curious about your home’s World Cup potential or market value? Visit GoGaddisRadio.com and click on the "Upside" tab for a professional second opinion. Subscribe to GoGaddis Radio:   / cleve-gaddis   To learn more about the Suwanee market and innovative selling strategies, visit Modern Traditions Realty Group: https://moderntraditionsrealty.net/home