The Shops at Alstead, a newly built Roswell strip center, sold for just over $7 million; tenants include Layne’s Chicken Fingers and The Human Bean.

Copart acquired a 228,705‑sq‑ft warehouse at 6077 Fulton Industrial Blvd to stage National Powersport Auctions inventory in Atlanta, according to industry reporting. The move expands Copart’s in‑market staging and auction capacity.

New photos show construction inside The Center, the former CNN Center, as CP Group races to finish a 12‑vendor food hall and new restaurants before big events this spring.

TruAmerica Multifamily acquired the 20-story Tower on Piedmont in Buckhead at 3242 Peachtree Rd, according to CoStar. The 155-unit high-rise's sale price was not disclosed.

Site plans filed by Buckhead Life would add a 2,722‑sqft addition at 111 W. Paces Ferry and introduce a Panos’ Restaurant at a corner across from the Atlanta History Center. The Buckhead SPI‑9 committee will review the application this week.

Georgia‑Pacific plans to convert its downtown headquarters into mixed‑use housing, reserving roughly 30% of the new apartments at below‑market rents.

Banks, public agencies and developers have layered bonds and loans to unlock Centennial Yards, a 50‑acre redevelopment reshaping downtown Atlanta.

Azalea Gardens is headed for demolition and nearby Oak Valley Court has already been razed, leaving multi‑acre lots beside the Westside Trail primed for redevelopment.

Buc-ee's will break ground April 7 in Monroe County for a 74,000‑sq‑ft travel center at 1080 Rumble Road, promising 200+ jobs and about 100 fueling positions.

Under New Management will preserve a 1947 Rogers Street warehouse and add 86 for‑sale homes across from Pullman Yards, blending loft conversions with townhouses and neighborhood art spaces.

Purpose Built Communities and Victory Brands are the first confirmed tenants at The Lodge as the Moreland/Glenwood project nears a summer delivery.

Gorman & Company will break ground on The Fifty-Five at 2855 East Point St., a 60-unit mixed-income building steps from the East Point MARTA station.

UCB will build a $2 billion biologics campus at Rowen in Gwinnett County, bringing a 460,000‑sq‑ft plant and 330+ jobs to the area.