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.

The Milton BZA is set to review a property owner's appeal against city code interpretations during a public meeting, focusing on construction and demolition notification standards.

A 31-story development, "Teachers Village Atlanta," aimed at providing affordable housing to educators and seniors, is expected to be completed by 2027, with amenities including classroom space and a gym.

DeKalb County backs a $21 million plan to combat its housing crisis, emphasizing support for eviction prevention and rent/utility aid through nonprofits and HUD-approved funds.

A long-closed Ryan’s Steakhouse in Snellville will be redeveloped into a 171-unit apartment building, following rezoning to support local area growth.