IN SOME OVERHEATED MARKETS, most experts agree that the real estate bubble-including vacation home properties-may be about to burst.
However, most of the recreational areas in Georgia-the mountains in the north, the Atlantic coast and along the state’s lakes-have shown steady, sometimes unspectacular, growth. And that’s a good thing, says real estate investor and radio personality John Adams.
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