Construction has begun on a $147 million, nearly 800‑bed student housing development at 850 West End Ave SW serving Morehouse and Spelman students. The project is slated to open in fall 2028.

Regent Partners and Morning Calm are reportedly in talks to buy Buckhead’s Tower Place 100, a 29‑story office tower. The potential sale follows a loan default and lender-led marketing.

Atlanta’s new Beltline Mortgage Assistance Program offers up to $30,000 for legacy residents and public servants — and $20,000 for other qualified buyers — to buy homes in targeted Beltline TAD areas.

Newport RE’s 2022 twin-tower pitch for South Downtown never came to be; foreclosure and financing troubles scuttled the plan and left the block to smaller projects and a new plaza.

Sterling Organization paid $93.2M for Merchants Walk in East Cobb and plans to lease up roughly 26,000 square feet at the Whole Foods‑anchored center. The deal was done through the firm’s $600M SVAP IV fund.

Douglasville plans to hold its millage at 8.749 mills, but reassessments mean the city must advertise about a 7.23% tax increase — affecting homeowners whose values rose.

Hanover is demolishing a vacant Duluth office at 1855 Satellite Blvd to build Hanover Sugarloaf — a roughly 300‑unit apartment complex near the Gas South entertainment district.

Owners of a 474‑unit College Park complex say Arbor promised a Fannie Mae refinance, then foreclosed and an affiliate bought the building. The suit seeks $175M in damages.

Key Real Estate paid $101M for the 291‑unit Alta Porter on Peachtree, underscoring investor demand for newly built, well‑located Atlanta apartments. The project includes street‑level retail and higher‑than‑average rents.

Hundreds packed a Bartow County meeting to oppose a proposed 111‑acre data center on the Etowah River, raising alarms about water, noise and industrial infrastructure.

L.L. Bean will open its first Georgia storefront at Lulah Hills, anchoring the redevelopment of the former North DeKalb Mall in Decatur.

Alpharetta is replacing Fire Station 81 and renovating Station 82 in a multi‑million‑dollar push to modernize facilities, add a clean room and improve firefighter safety. The work is funded through the city’s capital plan.

Hundreds packed a Paulding County meeting to demand stricter rules after officials moved to allow “technology park” overlay districts that could clear the way for large data centers.