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most of US cities have no public transportation, weird parking zonning rules that making it impossible to have small commercial scene and lack of parks.. just handful of cities are actual cities, not just offices for suburbs.

most of US cities are just offices for suburbs not really cities.

For sure. I grew up in the deep south outside ATL and houses there are still "cheap". They're certainly outpacing the poor folks who were born and raised there, but you can still snag a house with an acre or so of land in the 100,000s.

Beautiful land too. Forests, creeks, and wildlife.

What part of metro Atlanta are you referring to?

Altoona area. Some places in Woodstock. If you're willing to commute from Canton, it's got some great options too.

I don't know. In Canada housing is expensive everywhere.