Partners Capital paid $43.1M for Powers Ferry Business Park, launching Opportunity Fund VI and planning upgrades to the 261,949‑sf flex campus near Truist Park.

Westside Future Fund secured about $47M to build North & Oliver, a 120‑unit affordable rental project in English Avenue with a mix of LIHTC, bonds and local support.

Marcus Partners closed its largest fund at $875M, overshooting targets and preparing to deploy capital across the East Coast into industrial and multifamily deals.

Glytec is relocating its headquarters from Boston to Cobb County and plans to create about 500 jobs, setting up in Cumberland near I‑285.

Cushman & Wakefield has been adding senior brokers in Atlanta to build an office‑leasing team positioned for a potential rebound as vacancy begins to ease.

The Georgia Court of Appeals tossed a roughly $21M punitive award against developers at the Overlook at Kingwood, upheld smaller compensation and remanded punitive damages back to the trial court.

Minneapolis-based Onward Investors has taken ownership of a 306,000-sq-ft Alpharetta office campus that’s roughly 45% leased. The deal follows a loan-to-ownership play amid high local vacancy.

CP Group plans to convert four buildings at Buckhead’s Piedmont Center into Buckhead Medical Center, pairing medical suites with street-level dining and new amenities. The proposal is the latest phase of a wider master plan to rebrand the 2.2M‑SF campus.

Fastenal is replacing an aging Atlanta distribution site with a larger Carrollton hub — a move the company and local officials say will bring jobs and investment to West Georgia.

Atlanta BeltLine and Perkins+Will unveiled new renderings for Murphy Crossing at 1050 Murphy Ave, laying out a phased plan that calls for roughly 625 homes and mixed‑use space.

Once a buzzy Beltline storefront cluster, The Beacon now shows many empty bays — but owners and brokers point to new leases and the Southside Trail as the likely fix.

Amazon paid nearly $130M for a 1.1M‑square‑foot South Fulton warehouse; officials say a $500M modernization could bring hundreds of jobs and new tax revenue.

High Street filed plans to add about 280 apartments, small retail and workforce units at Perimeter Summit, joining a wave of residential projects reshaping the campus. City filings and traffic analysis give a mixed picture of unit counts and impacts.