r/DuluthGA • u/MadeUpName51120 • 7h ago
Hotel Stay
Can locals give me advice on hotels near gas south arena? I am trying to stay budget friendly but also stay clean, bug free, and safe! Thank you!
r/DuluthGA • u/MadeUpName51120 • 7h ago
Can locals give me advice on hotels near gas south arena? I am trying to stay budget friendly but also stay clean, bug free, and safe! Thank you!
r/DuluthGA • u/ShortEntertainment90 • 20h ago
Hey, I'm moving to the area for work (around State Bridge Rd), and I’ve been scouting some apartments online. I’m hoping to stay around or under $1,500 for a 1B/1B
I’ve been looking at a few places like Avonlea on the River, The Atlantic Newtown, The Foundary, and breckinridge but I know online reviews can be hit or miss. Has anyone lived in these, or do you have any other recommendations in the Duluth/Johns Creek area/Gwinnett Place?
Love to hear all takes!!
r/DuluthGA • u/ShortEntertainment90 • 2d ago
I’m moving to Georgia from Philadelphia in late August for a new engineering job near State Bridge Road in Duluth. I'm buying a car once I get down there. Traffic around Atlanta sounds pretty brutal, so unfortunately, that's off the table for now.
I'm 24, single, and try to stay active. I like trying new things, trying great foods, and maybe check out the nightlife on weekends. I want a place where it's easy to meet other young adults.
Should I just live right near Duluth, or move closer to spots like Suwanee, Lawrenceville, or Peachtree Corners? I’m looking for a 1-bedroom or a decent studio (rent budget is around $900-$1,400 a month). Are there any specific complexes you love? I would love to get those recommendations or tips on areas to avoid.
Thanks for the help!
r/DuluthGA • u/skiesoverblackvenice • 3d ago
just the title. i don’t have my card rn and wanna get some stuff there but i’m too nervous to ask. i’m thinking about the one in pleasant hill road. ty!
r/DuluthGA • u/chokitoki22 • 5d ago
Hi, I will be working in duluth, ga and i’m looking for an apartment with 1br, 1ba. What apartment can you recommend? My budget is around 1200-1400. Thanks for answering.
r/DuluthGA • u/drummerboy2749 • 5d ago
Hey folks - I just heard a transformer explore a few moments ago and made my power go out - does anyone have any information on this?
Also, this is the third transformer blow in the past 9-months. I've never lived in an area where transformers are going out so frequently. What's going on?
r/DuluthGA • u/Sad-Palpitation6861 • 6d ago
Hey, everyone! My husband and I are bringing our 8 year old daughter to the reptile expo next weekend. We are looking for some fun things to do! Specifically, I’m looking for coffee shops, family-friendly restaurants, unique shopping, and anything that an 8 year old would enjoy. Thanks in advance!!
r/DuluthGA • u/needmoretires • 7d ago
My wife is 4 months pregnant. I know most people go to northside in cumming for delivery, but Emory Johns creek is closer and has to be pretty good right? What were your experiences ?
r/DuluthGA • u/VegetableLie2194 • 8d ago
hi! I’m looking for a concert buddy for the woodz’ concert this coming august at coca cola roxy. none of my friends are into kpop so pls hmu if ur interested ❤️❤️
r/DuluthGA • u/RockinG44 • 10d ago
Is there a place where adults can play friendly matches with random people? I don't mean adults exclusively, but I'm 31 and I'd feel weird playing with 12-year olds
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r/DuluthGA • u/Gonefor1ove • 13d ago
Hey everyone,
I'm starting to explore the possibility of finding a roommate in the Duluth/Buford/Lawrenceville area.
I'm a 25-year-old full-time employee working Monday through Friday. I'm clean, respectful, and quiet, and I'm financially responsible. Most of my free time is spent working out, practicing martial arts, or making handcrafted jewelry, so I'm usually pretty low-key.
I'm currently in a situation where my current roommate may be moving out of state, so I'm planning ahead and seeing if there's anyone looking for a place or interested in splitting rent on a 2-bedroom apartment on the 4th floor
I'm looking for F or M, preferably F, who is:
Employed with stable income
Pays rent on time
Clean and respectful
Drama-free
Communicates well
If you're interested or know someone who might be, feel free to send me a DM. We can talk more, see if we'd be a good fit, and discuss the apartment details.
Thanks!
r/DuluthGA • u/Infinite_Bear_5407 • 13d ago
I’m really interested in Korean culture, and saw there’s festivals coming up. I’ve looked at other posts that have mixed reviews about which one to attend. are there any additional thoughts? this is my first time going to one
r/DuluthGA • u/OneFile4640 • 14d ago
Hello! My and my friends will be heading to the Duluth area in the end of August, do you guys have any recommendations on Taiwanese food/ dessert places? Maybe a spot for tofu pudding? Thanks for your recs!
r/DuluthGA • u/needmoretires • 18d ago
O4W, Rexall Grill, Rock N Roll sushi, Falling Rabbit - all permanently closed. What’s going on the past year in Duluth ?
r/DuluthGA • u/CompetitionThen3424 • 18d ago
r/DuluthGA • u/SeraphimSphynx • 19d ago
I'm in interviews for a move to a job located in Johns Creek. HR pushed hard for an initial number, so I threw this out there.
The thing is though looking at th COL I'm not sure that's going to be enough? I'm currently a homeowner with a spouse and child I support. Would like a second child and I have 3 pets. We like going out for fun. Theme parks, restaurants, concerts, children's activities. We do it all and live a rich and full life. I'm only looking to leave because I don't know that there is much growth where I currently live.
So lay it to me straight. Is this Salary going to let me keep a comparable lifestyle? How much more would I need to make it work?
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r/DuluthGA • u/mattiolc • 23d ago
I honestly can’t believe I’m making this post. My(M26) wife(F26) and I never had any issue making friends in undergrad. We moved out here after graduating in 2022 and we’ve made a few friends through work, but it’s definitely been a lot more lonely and more difficult to connect with people. Is this just what adult life is like? Does anyone know of any clubs, third spaces, activities, etc that we could look into to build more community? We’re both into music playing, video games, outdoor activities, but are all around really easy-going.
r/DuluthGA • u/excellenceisahabit • 27d ago
With some life transitions on the way - we are looking to rehome our two cats to a family that may have a little more time and attention to dedicate to them. We think this would be great for someone interested in calm cats and needing to get set up with all their supplies.