A $24.3M plan and a $3M Decide DeKalb award aim to revive Belvedere Plaza and fill the anchor space left by Kroger. Developer Hutton is courting four national tenants, including another grocer.

Councilmembers are weighing a special‑permit requirement for new self‑storage projects after a controversial Public Storage plan near the BeltLine prompted pushback.

Wood Partners is pitching Alta West Midtown, a $75M, 247‑unit project at 1593 Huber St; the Development Authority of Fulton County gave preliminary approval to a $3.9M inducement.

Rezoning filings show Ackerman & Co. has the parking lots north of Lee + White penciled for a 420,000‑sqft residential building, mixed‑use space and a 975‑space garage. The move comes as BeltLine work nears the site.

Georgia Tech released final renderings for a $70M Bobby Dodd Stadium renovation that adds chairback seats, new premium clubs and upgraded video and sound.

Trilogy closed a $30.7M construction loan to build REV3 at Stars Way, a build-to-rent townhome community sited next to LakePoint Sports in Emerson, Bartow County.

Third & Urban signed 108,000 square feet of leases at GA 400 Center in Alpharetta, adding seven new tenants and five renewals as it rolls out building upgrades.

Cranes are up at 1715 Northside Drive as a state office tower begins to rise above I‑75, consolidating two Georgia pension agencies.

Vector Hospitality has broken ground on a 123-room Hampton Inn in Kennesaw's Town Center, aiming for a summer 2027 opening. Construction financing is in place and a general contractor is on board.

New Birth Missionary Baptist Church broke ground on New Birth Village in Stonecrest. The plan calls for about 390 homes; Phase 1 will include 87 units amid a 3,000‑person waitlist.

Pinnacle signed a 165,000‑sq‑ft Midtown Atlanta lease after its Synovus merger, staking an Atlanta corporate base while keeping a substantial Nashville footprint.

A 192‑unit affordable housing complex called The Hamilton is rising on Atlanta’s Westside at the former Seven Courts site near the Hamilton E. Holmes MARTA station.

City Council rezoned nearly 14 acres in Capitol View, clearing a path for roughly 3,032 homes and a Beltline connector trail. The approval follows months of hearings and a DRI review.