Blackstone Infrastructure Partners pulled a $2.05B CMBS loan on QTS data centers, refinancing debt and extracting roughly $419M as AI demand propels the sector.

Georgia House Democrats rolled out a multi-bill package aimed at expanding affordable single‑family housing, curbing investor purchases and strengthening tenant protections. Lawmakers said the measures mix tax credits, zoning fixes and new tenant remedies.

An 80-unit, five-story senior apartment community has opened in Decatur as part of the Decatur East transit-oriented plan, with most units set aside for low-income seniors.

APS is converting vacant school sites into mixed-income housing, with RFQs out for Peeples Street and plans to preserve Lakewood's historic building.

Under Frank Fernandez, the Community Foundation for Greater Atlanta funneled more than $235 million into affordable housing in 2025 — nearly doubling its 2020 pace.

Crescent Communities paid roughly $12.5M for the long‑empty Tucker Exchange and will replace it with Render Tucker, a planned 312‑unit apartment community near Northlake Mall. The project fits a broader Atlanta trend of turning unwanted suburban offices into housing.

Big‑box leasing and investor activity picked up at the end of 2025. A Marcus Partners acquisition and quarter‑end absorption gains point to potential momentum heading into 2026.

The City Lights North Block at 633 Parkway Drive has topped out, delivering 187 affordable apartments as part of Wingate’s redevelopment and backed by Invest Atlanta financing.

Crescent Heights is converting 2460 Peachtree into Panorama Buckhead, listing renovated one‑ and two‑bedroom condos from the low $300,000s.

Crews have started reshaping College Square across from the UGA arch, with officials aiming to open the redesigned plaza in time for the Bulldogs’ Sept. 5 home opener.

Jamestown and TriBridge have launched a refresh of Inman Quarter in Inman Park, adding a courtyard deck, murals, upgraded lighting and an open-container designation.

The Atlanta Beltline is seeking proposals for a mixed-use development on 13.7 acres in Pittsburgh, including affordable housing and light industrial space.

TriNet is set to occupy 150,000 sq ft in Atlanta's High Street, bringing 750 jobs over 5 years in the city's largest office deal of 2025, backed by Dunwoody's skilled workforce and vibrant community.