GSA asked Congress to approve moving EPA Region 4 out of the Sam Nunn Federal Center, cutting its Atlanta footprint nearly in half amid rising repair costs.

A 6‑bed, 10‑bath Sandy Springs estate at 1165 W. Garmon Rd sold for $9.75M, the highest residential sale in city history. The property’s pool, pickleball court and indoor kids’ gym stood out in photos.

A proposed 700‑acre data‑center project on the Douglas–Carroll line has split neighbors and packed meetings ahead of a July 7 public hearing. Developers promise jobs; residents worry about water and noise.

Croatan Investments paid roughly $20.5 million for the 110-unit Alaire at Morningside in northeast Atlanta and plans a three-year value-add renovation.

A $2.3 million preservation plan will restore the Vine City homes of Grace Towns Hamilton and her father and convert them into public historic landmarks.

A tight Planning Commission vote moved a rezoning that would allow a data center to reuse part of the Prime Storage site, while neighbors demanded a moratorium ahead of a July 8 council hearing.

An Irvine investor bought the 300‑unit tower overlooking GA‑400 for just over $53M and has rebranded it ReNew Perimeter View. The property is now marketed under Trinity’s management.

Jamestown filed plans for a 19‑story mass‑timber tower at 309 Buckhead Ave NE that would replace Fetch Park and add 284 apartments plus street‑level retail.

Bankrate's analysis finds about 87% of Georgia borrowers are likely overpaying on their mortgages, costing the typical borrower thousands each year. Small rate gaps add up fast.

Anchor Health and Sun Life’s BentallGreenOak closed on the final building at Newnan Professional Center, consolidating a medical campus beside Piedmont Newnan Hospital.

Real Capital Solutions bought the 36‑story 101 Marietta tower in downtown Atlanta, a notable vote of confidence for value‑add office investment. The deal follows a marketing campaign and loan pressure at the property.

Landmark Properties has broken ground on The Standard at Kennesaw, a 656‑bed student housing project minutes from Kennesaw State as enrollment climbs.

A Georgia developer says a 736-acre Chattooga County parcel tied to a planned 171-home community was transferred for $1; his May lawsuit asks a judge to undo the sale and recover promised fees.