An Ardent affiliate bought Town Center at Cobb at auction for about $51.8M, capping years of tax troubles, vacancies and a 2025 power shutdown.

Rise Baking is relocating its Tucker innovation center to Uptown Atlanta’s Lindbergh development, adding office and R&D space to the transit-connected campus.

Marietta approved converting the vacant Powers Ferry Kroger into an EōS Fitness, but the council attached conditions requiring major site and landscaping upgrades. The project aims to turn a 1980s supermarket into a 48,000‑sq‑ft gym.

A metro Atlanta school finished a multi‑million‑dollar renovation this summer, giving students refreshed classrooms and modern learning spaces, WSB‑TV reports.

A longtime Grant Park preschool will relocate to Terminal South’s Building Two and a small restaurant lease is being finalized ahead of an early‑2027 opening.

Sparks Hall has been cleared to extend Georgia State's campus greenway into a new Panther Quad. The move is part of a $107 million downtown overhaul funded largely by an $80 million Woodruff gift.

DeKalb County seeded a $12 million Housing Investment Fund and pledged ongoing annual backing to expand homeownership, repairs and affordable housing preservation.

A Georgia State study maps how absentee landlords channel rent from predominantly Black neighborhoods into wealthier Atlanta areas like Buckhead. The research analyzed more than 250,000 city property records to trace ownership and money flows.

A proposed 12‑story tower at Centennial Yards would add about 62,000 sq ft of ground-floor retail and roughly 280 apartments, refocusing the site on day-to-day activity.

Brickwork is rising at the Sweet Auburn Grande corner as developers restore the 1908 Atlanta Life Insurance building and prepare 109 apartments and street‑level retail.

Acciona is buying an 80% stake in Cumming-based Vertical Earth while founder Brett Johnson keeps 20%. The deal strengthens Acciona’s local construction capacity ahead of major Georgia highway work.

Lion Real Estate paid $51M for Briarhill Apartments in North Druid Hills and plans $11K‑per‑unit upgrades aimed at nearby medical workers.

A Houston-linked LLC paid $9.5 million for land at Windward and North Point parkways, a move that could bring new apartments to Alpharetta's Windward Park.