Kroger plans to convert the former Walmart at Perimeter Village into a Kroger Marketplace with fuel and a pharmacy drive‑through. The Dunwoody Planning Commission advanced zoning; City Council approval is next.

KB Home closed on three Gwinnett parcels for about $5.2M and plans Whitley Meadows, a 110-home community slated to open early 2027.

A $28.9 million Publix‑anchored center at Candler and Glenwood will break ground June 11, promising affordable retail for local businesses, transit upgrades and new jobs. Initial occupancy is expected in October 2027.

Redfin's latest data shows cancellations eased in April as buyers return and sellers negotiate more. Atlanta and other Sun Belt metros still lead failed deals.

PNK Group has started work on a roughly 1‑million‑square‑foot warehouse in Griffin, Ga., adding large‑format logistics capacity south of Atlanta.

Portman Hospitality Fund I has bought the Westin Peachtree Plaza and says it will renovate the 73‑story landmark ahead of Atlanta’s Super Bowl in early 2028.

Dominium bought Sweetwater Terraces in Duluth and will invest about $9.9 million to renovate and convert the 165-unit community to income-restricted senior housing. The deal expands the firm's footprint in Gwinnett County.

CBRE Global Investors received Crestmont Residences in a deed‑in‑lieu from TerraCap, transferring the 228‑unit Marietta complex amid maturing 2021–22 loans. The move highlights rising refinancing pressure on vintage multifamily deals.

Safe-Guard Products International is touring Perimeter office buildings as it considers relocating its Atlanta-area headquarters from Sandy Springs.

Invest Atlanta authorized $925,000 to upgrade Upper Alabama Street and Peachtree Fountains Plaza at Underground Atlanta ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026. Expect new seating, screens, food‑truck sites and small‑business microgrants.

McKinley Homes won approvals to convert parking at Deerfield Point into 110 for‑sale condos with street‑level retail in Alpharetta. The project is part of a local push to remake older office parks.

A 167‑unit senior‑living campus in Fayetteville sold for nearly $50M and will be rebranded Village Park Fayetteville under new ownership and operator.

A new analysis says the Atlanta Beltline generated about $23 billion in annual output and sustained roughly 91,000 jobs, fueling major private development across the corridor. Officials tout the return on public investment even as affordability concerns persist.