Atlanta firm Aston Wright filed a site plan for more than 1,400 homes at the Reeves Creek parcel on Flippen Road in Stockbridge, raising traffic and environmental questions.

A Broadstone proposal would replace low‑rise offices at Chamblee’s Century Center with hundreds of apartments, a plan now under municipal review.

Deputy City Manager David Junger says Decatur Square's redesign will welcome visitors this summer as crews finish an $8.5M overhaul. City pages and a Facebook clip show progress.

Winsupply will add roughly 200,000 sq ft at its Miami Township site as part of a 1.6M sq ft national buildout that includes Atlanta and Oklahoma City. The move aims to speed deliveries and deepen inventory for local contractors.

S2 Capital has hired Danny Bernstein to lead Atlanta acquisitions as the Dallas firm scales a new Sun Belt industrial platform. The move follows a December joint venture with Iron Point Partners.

A buying rush for senior living has pushed single‑asset prices into the hundreds of millions in Metro Atlanta as investors chase tight inventory and rising rents.

Heidelberg USA is moving its North American HQ a few minutes away to Marietta, expanding demo and training space while keeping jobs in Cobb County.

Marietta's City Council approved a land-and-cash deal to host Atlanta's NWSL training complex at Franklin Gateway, part of a $100M-plus redevelopment push. Construction is expected ahead of a 2028 debut.

Cobb County is partnering with Habitat for Humanity to build a 36‑home mixed‑income neighborhood in Powder Springs, with Habitat units reserved for lower‑income buyers. County employees will get a priority application window.

Partners Capital paid $43.1M for Powers Ferry Business Park, launching Opportunity Fund VI and planning upgrades to the 261,949‑sf flex campus near Truist Park.

Westside Future Fund secured about $47M to build North & Oliver, a 120‑unit affordable rental project in English Avenue with a mix of LIHTC, bonds and local support.

Marcus Partners closed its largest fund at $875M, overshooting targets and preparing to deploy capital across the East Coast into industrial and multifamily deals.

Glytec is relocating its headquarters from Boston to Cobb County and plans to create about 500 jobs, setting up in Cumberland near I‑285.