The history of Georgia is tied to that of the rest of the nation and the south in many ways. Before the founding of the colony, natives were already established in the territory, with the Paleo-Indian and Clovis cultures taking center stage. 

By the early 1600s, European settlers from South Carolina had started to make forays into the northeastern parts of the state, marking the advent of its colonization. Having been established in 1732, Georgia became the last of the thirteen colonies to be founded by Great Britain.  

In 1735, the colony of the Province of Georgia was the first of the thirteen territories to ban Slavery, thanks to James Oglethorpe. Unfortunately, it was later legalized in 1751 by the royal decree supported by George Whitefield. Georgia then entered the union later on, on January 2, 1788, as the fourth official state of the U.S.

Since it began as an English colony, the state of Georgia was named in honor of King George II of Great Britain. However, this was such a big area. Between 1802 and 1804, western Georgia was split into the Mississippi Territory, which evolved to form the present-day states of Alabama and Mississippi. Later on January 19, 1861, Georgia declared its cessation from the union and became one of the seven Confederate States of the U.S.

Perhaps the most fateful development of the present day Georgia is the origin of its diversity. With a unique positioning both geologically and geographically encompassing coastal plains and mountains, Georgia is naturally endowed with special environmental zones that drew natives from across the country, leading to a highly heterogeneous ancient cultural base maintained to this day. In fact, in the list of the most diverse states, Georgia is among the top twenty.

Agreeably, America spans various tribes, ethnicities, and social backgrounds. But if there is a state that exemplifies our differences, it should be Georgia. This translates to highly racially diverse communities. Thus, seekers of condos for sale in Georgia should expect settlements that are heavily infused with cross-cultural influences. Condos in Fayetteville, Georgia, would particularly be in a highly racially diverse neighborhood.

As of 2021, Georgia had a population of approximately 10.7 million people with a median age of 37.2 years and a median household income of $61,989. Between 2018 and 2019, Georgia's population experienced 0.0931% growth from 10.5 million to 10.6 million. Alongside the population increases was the increase in the median household income, which grew by an impressive 5.49% from $58,756 to $61,980.

In terms of racial distribution, as already implied, Georgia is quite mixed up. This dramatic boom in its ethnic spaces has had a profound impact on its real estate sector. What used to be a white-dominated state is currently racially divided almost in the middle, where whites make up about 51.8% of the populace. Other races take up the remaining portion, with blacks making up about 32%. Interestingly, this kind of diversity has spilled over to other aspects of society, such as the economy. In 2018, for instance, it was ranked the 5th most industry-diverse state.

Georgia's climate is described as humid subtropical. Winters can be long and mild and summers hot. Precipitation is a bit evenly distributed in the north throughout the four seasons; however, the coastal and southern regions are likely to have more summer rains. Snow hardly occurs away from the mountainous regions except for a bit of dusting from time to time. In this regard, Georgia tends to have a moderate climate throughout the year. Northern region condos such as Blue ridge Georgia condo for sale and Clayton, Georgia condos for sale where rainfall ranges from 1,270 to 1,524 mm annually would be better suited for individuals seeking to practice agriculture. On the other hand, southern-based dwellings, such as condos for sale in Thomasville, Georgia, would be best for outdoor enthusiasts. To be precise, beach condos for sale in Georgia would be ideal. 

You can be sure that your children will receive a great education in Georgia. The state ranks 1st nationally when it comes to connecting the K-12 education system with early learning, higher education, and careers.

Georgia's learning system is receptive to new ideas to implement the most effective and cutting-edge instruction. And to ensure its dream of quality education for all sails to fruition, Georgia has invested in state-of-the-art learning facilities, starting from kindergarten to higher learning. In this regard, Georgia condos, no matter where they are located in the state, will have their residents access educational facilities for their school-going kids. 

• Georgia has experienced a dramatic fall in crime rates during the recent past making it one of the safest states to live in. In fact, in 2019, Atlanta, its capital, had a general crime rate of 267.7, a figure lower than even the national average of more than 300. Thus, condos for sale in Atlanta, Georgia, would be more than safe to live in. 

• With a sea of beautiful destinations, charming historical cities, oak-lined streets, and leafy squares, you'll live like a tourist waking up to scenic views every morning. In particular, beach condos in Georgia would allow you to experience the natural wonders of Georgia firsthand. 

• The state of Georgia  is in the top ten list of cheapest places to live in, in the country—a phenomenon that is evident in its low cost of housing. You could get Condos for sale under $75 000 in Conyers, Georgia. There are even townhomes or condos for sale for less than $60,000 around Atlanta, Georgia.

Conclusion

Welcome to the state of peaches! Georgia is a beautiful and happy state to live in. Here, you will blend in despite your ethnicity, tribe or culture. Our people are tolerant, and our communities are open to all traditions. But most importantly, Georgia condos are amazingly cheap and safe.