Construction at the mixed-income Proctor has sat frozen at 20 percent since January, with a restart not planned until January 2027.

The West Lake Avenue landmark once hosted Duke Ellington and Ray Charles. Now it's becoming housing for Atlanta's lowest-income renters.

The aluminum-clad Cain Street loft sold for $2 million in April, five years after fetching $3.57 million as a private home.

The Summerour family's listing includes 17 historic buildings, a working brewery, and the twice-yearly Gay Cotton Fair.

The Atlantic Companies is turning a former Myers Carpet building into retail and office space steps from Monday Night Brewing's Grove.

Homes in Vine City, Bankhead and nearby Westside neighborhoods are selling for 96% of asking price, well below the national pace.

DeKalb County issued a land-disturbance permit for the long-boarded-up Spaghetti Junction landmark, paving the way for a $53.3 million apartment conversion.

Corso Atlanta's new South Tower adds up to 110 senior residences and restaurants, with an opening eyed for spring 2028.

The $1 million-backed project brings two-bedroom rents near $1,452 to a stretch of Metropolitan Parkway once marked by vacant lots.

Newmark is marketing Park Center II and III with a decade of State Farm rent still on the books, per Bisnow.

Price, financing and ownership costs shape the conversation around The Leon on Ponce.

The mixed-income project near the Lakewood-Fort McPherson MARTA station scored a top-tier tax credit award and city backing.

The 7,050-square-foot shell at 759 Boulevard SE has sat vacant since 2021 — now the Grant Park Neighborhood Association's president wants Fulton County to move in.