Brickwork is rising at the Sweet Auburn Grande corner as developers restore the 1908 Atlanta Life Insurance building and prepare 109 apartments and street‑level retail.

Acciona is buying an 80% stake in Cumming-based Vertical Earth while founder Brett Johnson keeps 20%. The deal strengthens Acciona’s local construction capacity ahead of major Georgia highway work.

Lion Real Estate paid $51M for Briarhill Apartments in North Druid Hills and plans $11K‑per‑unit upgrades aimed at nearby medical workers.

A Houston-linked LLC paid $9.5 million for land at Windward and North Point parkways, a move that could bring new apartments to Alpharetta's Windward Park.

GSA asked Congress to approve moving EPA Region 4 out of the Sam Nunn Federal Center, cutting its Atlanta footprint nearly in half amid rising repair costs.

A 6‑bed, 10‑bath Sandy Springs estate at 1165 W. Garmon Rd sold for $9.75M, the highest residential sale in city history. The property’s pool, pickleball court and indoor kids’ gym stood out in photos.

A proposed 700‑acre data‑center project on the Douglas–Carroll line has split neighbors and packed meetings ahead of a July 7 public hearing. Developers promise jobs; residents worry about water and noise.

Croatan Investments paid roughly $20.5 million for the 110-unit Alaire at Morningside in northeast Atlanta and plans a three-year value-add renovation.

A $2.3 million preservation plan will restore the Vine City homes of Grace Towns Hamilton and her father and convert them into public historic landmarks.

A tight Planning Commission vote moved a rezoning that would allow a data center to reuse part of the Prime Storage site, while neighbors demanded a moratorium ahead of a July 8 council hearing.

An Irvine investor bought the 300‑unit tower overlooking GA‑400 for just over $53M and has rebranded it ReNew Perimeter View. The property is now marketed under Trinity’s management.

Jamestown filed plans for a 19‑story mass‑timber tower at 309 Buckhead Ave NE that would replace Fetch Park and add 284 apartments plus street‑level retail.

Bankrate's analysis finds about 87% of Georgia borrowers are likely overpaying on their mortgages, costing the typical borrower thousands each year. Small rate gaps add up fast.