Tenants at Northlake Mall say they were given 30‑day vacate notices after managers said the property had been sold. Small businesses and event organizers are scrambling ahead of a Wednesday meeting with the owner.

Killer Mike has partnered with Bridge Tower to launch Build‑to‑Ownership, a rent‑to‑own joint venture aimed at turning renters in metro Atlanta into homeowners.

After sustained opposition and a nearly 10,000‑signer petition, the developer has stepped away from plans to build 280 homes beside the Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary in Lilburn.

Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a city parkway plan after officials awarded a construction contract and filed eminent‑domain actions against holdout properties. Neighbors say they were blindsided by survey crews and council votes.

Roswell's council signed an MOU Monday to plan a $90M state veterans home backed by $65M in federal support but dependent on $35M in private donations.

Ministry Brands is relocating its corporate headquarters from Knoxville to Milton, opening a new office on June 23 and planning local hires over the next few years.

Octave sold Rivermont Square on Holcomb Bridge Road in Alpharetta for $18.95M and kept an outparcel while lining up a national tenant for the pad.

A Consumer Policy Center report warns that portals and lead services often take large referral fees from agents, and those cuts may be baked into buyer-side commissions.

Basis Industrial and OneIM paid roughly $89.5M for a 25‑building shallow‑bay portfolio in Stone Mountain and Tucker, expanding their small‑bay footprint in metro Atlanta.

Kite Realty paid about $71 million for Chastain Market in Sandy Springs after landlords replaced a vacant grocer and pushed retail leasing to near full. The sale marks a roughly 75% return for the 2022 buyers.

CenterPoint bought the 265,775‑sq‑ft Clayton Technology Center in Ellenwood, a Class A warehouse leased to International Paper, in a deal reported at about $42.6M.

Portman filed plans to build roughly 1,400 residences plus medical and retail space on about 112 acres in Duluth, a move that has triggered a state DRI review. The early filing names Portman as developer and targets completion around 2031.

B. Wolf & Sons bought the 176‑unit Broadway at East Atlanta at a discount, adding to its cluster of Atlanta apartment holdings and signaling value‑add interest in the neighborhood.