DRI paperwork shows Crooked Creek Development Partners is pitching a 19‑acre mixed‑use remake of Jefferson Plaza and The Station, with 320 apartments, 30 townhomes and street‑level retail.

Southeastern has remobilized crews at the UrbA ATL site near Atlantic Station after a yearlong pause. The 321‑unit, mixed‑use project aims for first move‑ins in fall 2027.

Mayor Andre Dickens proposed a nearly 30-acre Downtown Enterprise Zone to capture up to 5% of sales and use tax revenue for housing, small business and street repairs.

GID completed phase one of its $2B High Street project in Dunwoody and landed a major office tenant, setting the stage for the next buildout.

An interactive map using Zillow data reveals a widening K-shaped market in Atlanta: some intown neighborhoods keep gaining while others have lost equity.

Fannie Mae paid $24.6M to buy The Peach at 1655 Peachtree after an April 7 foreclosure auction; title was moved to an LLC tied to a loan servicer amid earlier investor disputes. The sale follows a 2024 refinancing and a lawsuit that was later dismissed.

Mayor Andre Dickens is seeking to extend eight TADs to fund a multi‑billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, but critics warn the move could siphon revenue from schools and county services.

Elmington and Benefit Street paid $73.25M for the 433‑unit Resia Tributary in Douglasville and will rebrand it Sylvan Tributary. The sale spotlights investor demand for newer apartments along Atlanta's I‑20 corridor.

The Housing Authority of DeKalb County plans to acquire and rehab the 186‑unit Willow Branch Apartments in Clarkston to preserve affordable rents and on‑site services.

Crews are framing a two‑story retail building and expanding a parking lot at Halidom on Moreland Avenue, with the developer targeting late summer 2026 for openings.

Virgin Hotels will bring a 261‑room lifestyle hotel to Centennial Yards, adding rooftop nightlife, pool amenities and new suite inventory to the stadium corridor. The property is expected to debut in 2027.

Georgia Tech will rent North Avenue Apartments to World Cup visitors June 1–July 31, offering private single rooms from $237/night with a three‑night minimum.

Gwinnett County approved an ordinance requiring annual licenses, safety inspections and 24/7 local agents for short‑term rentals in unincorporated areas. The board adopted the measure April 14 and the county has issued an RFP to run the licensing program.