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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]If you have or plan to have a family, refer to 2021 Realtor.com's Top 11 Family Friendly Suburbs based on affordable housing and quality of life. Some of them are in the south, with excellent schools, one near ocean (Pembroke Pines near Miami) or near lake (Peachtree City near Atlanta).

https://www.realtor.com/news/trends/family-friendly-suburbs-where-parents-will-want-to-live-post-pandemic/[/quote]

We are moving from DC to Peachtree City.  Peachtree City is evenly split with conservatives and liberals, so if OP is looking for a more liberal atmosphere, I recommend looking one town over at Fayetteville, or just south in Senoia.  This area is experiencing a large influx of migrants from California and that is pushing up real estate prices, but it is still less expensive than the DC area.  The schools are excellent and additionally, the state of Georgia covers college education for kids who score 3.70 and 26 or higher on the ACT.

The lakes in Peachtree City are stunning, as are the neighborhoods. But the vibe is not Takoma Park. It has a preppy, slightly churchy feel. Senoia feels like a liberal small town. OP, you may want to check out Trilith in Fayetteville. Trilith is really, really nice and has the best Gelato I've ever tasted, even over the real stuff in Italy.  The schools assigned to Trilith are meh but the Forest School, the private school there, is well priced.  The people are very friendly.

https://www.trilith.com/development
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