Bremen, GA Townhome for Sale

The fabric of the Bremen community was once textiles. The city of around 7,000 people had economic growth in the 1890s thanks to the construction of local railroads, which sent the town's textiles across the country. It eventually became known by some as “The Clothing Center of the South,” and several companies moved their mills to the area. The industry’s history can be seen throughout the town, though clothing is not the only thing about the area that suits residents. Bremen and the surrounding region have highly rated school districts, and the community has several green spaces where residents can relax. “It’s a small town, and they like it that way,” says Dena H. Wilson, an associate broker and Realtor with Robert Goolsby Real Estate Group who has sold homes in and around Bremen for more than a decade. Older ranch-style homes commonly go from $160,000 to $365,000, and townhomes from $220,000 to $310,000. New Traditional houses near the city center often cost $300,000 to $670,000. Outside the city, large contemporary homes and homes with acreage commonly range from $750,000 to $1.8 million. Properties within the city limits can have higher tax rates than those outside it. Yards