You won't be seeing a glut of foreclosures in PTC, especially in the higher market subdivisions. Forget finding bargain basement deals. Property is selling now very well in PTC. There aren't many places like PTC and folks realize it.

...wah wah, Delta babies. If you listen to the current mayor, the loss of Delta won't mean a thing to PTC!

Yeah...keep dreaming. Delta IS Peachtree City. No airline, no mortgage payment, no more house.

The mayor's in a dreamworld if he thinks Delta's downfall won't effect PTC's economy in a major way. Where does he think all the pilots will get jobs that will sustain their current mortgage? Most of the rest of Delta probably can because they already make realistic salaries. But even for them there will be short term problems as it'll take a while to get the new jobs. If PTC doesn't plan for this, there will be problems. School PTOs can expect less funds for their fundraisers (ours is already experiencing this), teachers can expect less school supplies coming in, stores can expect smaller purchases, houses will go on the market for less than they are now. The list goes on and on.

Mom to 3, plus the neighborhood

I do not think Delta will go away, but make no mistake, Delta is not PTC, and PTC will survive without Delta. Sure, there will be changes, and yes, more Airtran pilots will live here, but PTC will survive. Things change, adjust.