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.

MARTA is resuming its transformation project at Atlanta's Five Points Station on May 17, involving a $230 million renovation funded by local taxes and federal grants. Commuters should expect bus route detours and relocations.

The Atlanta Braves Holdings has acquired Pennant Park, a 34-acre office complex with over 763,000 square feet of space and 2,700 parking spots, near The Battery Atlanta.

Arthur Tay, a respected professional in Milton, has received the Certified Building Official designation, enhancing his role in ensuring construction safety and code compliance.

The Atlanta Regional Commission found that seven corporations own over 51,000 rental homes in metro Atlanta, with heavy concentrations in several counties.

Senator Larry Walker III commends a $2 million grant from Governor Kemp's Rural Site Development Initiative for Dodge County's Eastman Aerospace Park, aimed at enhancing water and sewer infrastructure and driving industrial growth.

The Centennial Yards project in Atlanta proceeds without affordable housing in the first high-rise, the developer opting to pay an in-lieu fee instead.

Two proposed 20-story apartment buildings in Atlanta's Historic Fourth Ward by New City Properties may add 780 units near the BeltLine, with calls for affordable housing options.

Thomas Bradbury, chairman of Smith Douglas Homes, reached billionaire status due to the U.S. housing shortage, with his company excelling in new housing markets in Sunbelt states.

One Street Residential is developing HearthSide Riverdale, an affordable senior living complex in Clayton County, offering 70 units with amenities for low-income seniors.

Plans for a 30-story apartment tower at Underground Atlanta have been announced, featuring 405 residential units with affordable options and shared amenities. The $160 million project aims to enhance downtown with arts and entertainment.

Gwinnett County acquires a Macy's site at Gwinnett Place Mall for revitalization, planning a cultural center, housing, and park, based on public input.