The Delray Beach firm and TPG AG scooped up 53 warehouses across seven states, their biggest deal together yet.

Developers pivot back to housing on Panhandle Road after residents feared drained resources and clogged school traffic.

A vacant wedge-shaped building near the Southside Trail could welcome two new tenants by next year, its developer says.

Residents facing eviction for a 220-home project get one more chance to sway Woodstock's City Council on August 24.

LM Real Estate Partners paid $27 million for a 154,000-square-foot Smyrna flex warehouse tied to 3M and other commercial tenants.

A new 137-home community is bringing for-sale townhomes to the edge of Atlanta’s largest park, with prices beginning in the $460,000s.

A 1920s Old Fourth Ward triplex near Ponce City Market is asking $750,000, with live-work and light-commercial possibilities on the table.

Atlanta lenders originated $24.4 billion in 2025 home-purchase loans, but the ranking's fine print reveals a tougher market for buyers.

An Atlanta-led venture wants to turn university campuses into retirement destinations, starting with Purdue and Texas A&M.

DeKalb County is rewriting its zoning code for the first time in nearly a decade, potentially changing how businesses and development fit into unincorporated neighborhoods.

Atlanta Track Club is pitching a roughly $100 million indoor track complex beside Summerhill’s historic Cheney Stadium. The plan would add a year-round competition and community venue while preserving the Olympic-era outdoor track.

The Garrison at 1104 Avondale has topped out and begun leasing near the Beltline’s Southeast Trail after a yearslong cleanup and a county tax break. A zoning complaint about retail space is under review.

Mesirow paid $132 million for Sixty 11th in Midtown, about $412,500 per unit. The 320‑unit tower is one of this year’s highest per‑unit trades in Atlanta.