The Buckhead campus is building a new heart around a $30 million gift honoring a student who never got to finish high school.

A 352-unit Lawrenceville complex built on a shuttered country club just traded hands for nearly $191,000 per unit.

Housing Forward 2035 targets 367,000 new homes and a public dashboard to track progress across the 11-county metro.

Post Real Estate Group paid nearly $235,000 per unit for the 468-unit Manchester at Mansell as Atlanta rents finally tick up.

Kennedy Wilson and Shimizu Corporation are turning a former UPS office near North Springs MARTA into 382 apartments, with residents moving in by 2028.

Home Invest beat out a higher bid to buy the 997-unit East Ponce Village, moving in early to fix management failures before closing.

Legacy at Herndon Square replaces the demolished Herndon Homes public housing complex, but the full site will ultimately hold fewer deeply subsidized units than before.

The Brookhaven City Council signed off on turning part of a 268,000-square-foot office campus into apartments, retail and a pool.

A new appraisal knocked $78 million off the Douglasville mall's worth even though it's more than 90% leased.

Thompson Thrift's new complex near Highway 278 will offer pickleball, a pet spa and move-ins by October 2027.

The long-vacant Peachtree Center Athletic Club, with its empty pool and skyline views, is on the market for the first time since 2009.

Christ Covenant Church snapped up a 94,000-square-foot Buckhead office building, its second attempt at a permanent campus since 2021.

The 1,200-student campus at 4345 Welcome All Road replaces an aging South Fulton facility with a gym, track and media center.