Meet Olivia J Price | Realtor

We had the good fortune of connecting with Olivia J Price and we’ve shared our conversation below.

Hi Olivia J, can you talk to us a bit about the social impact of your business?
Olivia J Price Realty Group empowers the community by promoting homeownership, providing financial literacy education, and offering mentorship programs for young women and aspiring real estate professionals. We also support essential workers through free home buying workshops and engage in grassroots efforts to uplift underserved communities. Through these initiatives, we aim to build stronger, more resilient neighborhoods and foster long-term financial growth for individuals and families. Unfortunately in our modern economy the cost of living is more expensive than ever, and the basic ways of life are becoming obsolete for example shelter. With the way our society is moving, they are moving us to become lifelong renters/tenants. In the Atlanta housing market, the average rent payment is $1400 and the average home price is $392,000. It is sad to say but 45% of our market is owned by investment firms who are buying up all of our houses from hard working citizens. These statistics are what makes our team work as hard as we do for our community and the reason why we encourage them to invest into homeownership. If you don’t buy now, we are afraid you will never get the opportunity again. Prices are not going down, and with the growth of Atlanta we are trending as one of the fastest growing cities in America and ranked #1 for business. This is why we do the work that we do, educating our community of these changes and how it’s not too late to build generational wealth in one of the best cities in the South.

Can you give our readers an introduction to your business? Maybe you can share a bit about what you do and what sets you apart from others?
At Olivia J Price Realty Group, we stand apart by prioritizing education, empowerment, and community impact. Our approach goes beyond selling homes; we equip first-time buyers with the tools and knowledge to make informed decisions and create generational wealth through homeownership. We’re proud of our commitment to inclusivity, mentoring young women, and creating pathways for those who may not have access to traditional educational routes.

The journey to where we are today has been anything but easy. Starting at just 21 years old, with no network or resources, I faced challenges like racism, sexism, and ageism in the industry. But I pushed through by staying focused, working hard, and leaning into my passion for helping others. I learned that resilience, adaptability, and staying true to my vision were key in overcoming those barriers.

One of the biggest lessons along the way has been the importance of community and collaboration. Building strong relationships and giving back are core values of our brand. I want the world to know that Olivia J Price Realty Group isn’t just about real estate — we’re here to uplift communities, break barriers, and inspire others to dream big, no matter the challenges they face. Our story is about turning obstacles into opportunities, and we’re excited to continue making a positive difference in the lives of those we serve.

Let’s say your best friend was visiting the area and you wanted to show them the best time ever. Where would you take them? Give us a little itinerary – say it was a week long trip, where would you eat, drink, visit, hang out, etc.
If my best friend was visiting the area for a week, I’d create an itinerary that blends a mix of great food, culture, outdoor adventures, and hidden gems that truly capture the essence of Northeast Atlanta.

Day 1: Welcome & Relax
Lunch at Tucker Brewing Company: Start with a laid-back lunch and craft beer at this local brewery known for its outdoor beer garden and vibrant atmosphere.
Walk at Henderson Park: After lunch, we’d take a scenic walk through the trails at Henderson Park to soak in some nature and unwind.
Dinner at Ford’s BBQ: End the day with Southern-style barbecue, one of the best spots for smoked meats and homestyle sides.
Day 2: Explore Atlanta’s History & Art
Breakfast at The Flying Biscuit Café: A must for fluffy biscuits and their famous creamy grits.
Visit the Atlanta History Center: Spend the day diving into Georgia’s rich history, from the Civil War to the civil rights movement.
Dinner at The Optimist: One of my favorite seafood restaurants, perfect for a special night out, serving fresh, sustainably sourced dishes.
Day 3: Outdoor Adventures & Local Gems
Morning hike at Stone Mountain Park: Take in the stunning views from the top of Stone Mountain after a fun hike. There’s also a skyride for a more leisurely trip to the summit.
Lunch at The Vortex in Little Five Points: Famous for their burgers and quirky, alternative vibe.
Afternoon at Ponce City Market: Explore the shops and rooftop carnival with games and a great view of the city skyline. Grab some snacks from the Central Food Hall.
Day 4: Immersive Culture
Visit the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historical Park: A moving and powerful way to learn more about Atlanta’s legacy in civil rights.
Lunch at Busy Bee Café: For a taste of classic soul food.
Evening at Fox Theatre: Catch a live show or movie screening at this iconic Atlanta theater, known for its gorgeous architecture.
Day 5: Foodie Day
Breakfast at Buttermilk Kitchen: Known for its delicious farm-to-table breakfast dishes.
Explore Krog Street Market: Grab small bites from various food stalls and check out the Krog Street Tunnel’s vibrant street art.
Dinner at Gunshow: For a unique dining experience where chefs come to your table to present dishes. It’s interactive and always fun.
Day 6: Relax & Recharge
Day Spa at Jeju Sauna: Spend the day unwinding at this Korean spa, where we can enjoy saunas, pools, and pampering treatments.
Lunch at Taqueria del Sol: Casual spot with mouthwatering tacos and margaritas.
Evening at the Beltline: We’d take a sunset stroll along the Atlanta Beltline and stop by a few breweries or restaurants along the way for a laid-back evening.
Day 7: Shopping & Farewell
Brunch at Murphy’s: Before heading to the airport, brunch at Murphy’s in Virginia Highlands is always a good idea — their bakery and mimosas are a crowd favorite.
Shopping at Lenox Square Mall: Wrap up the trip with some shopping or window browsing before saying our goodbyes.

Who else deserves some credit and recognition?
One of the organizations that holds a special place in our heart is Kares for Kids which is a Keller Williams charity organization and this initiative should definitely be shouted out for the great work that they do.
-We fill thousands of book bags with school supplies every year to help our local school children get what they need.
-IIn 2016 we began donating thousands of books every year to help children learn how to read. Illiteracy is a serious issue.
-Each year at the holidays, we donate gift kards with a value of $75 each, to the “forgotten teenagers.” At that time of year, often the little children will be remembered, but unfortunately not the older children in need as it can be hard to know what to purchase for them

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