A 193-room Perimeter Center Hilton traded at a $10M discount to its 2018 price, underscoring a possible repricing in suburban business hotels. YM Hospitality is the reported buyer.

Georgia regulators proposed a moratorium and a $111,875 settlement after finding capacity and effluent problems at the McLemore wastewater plant. Upgrades are planned and a public comment period is open.

Richmond Hill’s council unanimously reaffirmed that the Belfast Commerce Center’s current zoning bars heavy‑metal refining, halting a proposed Westwin nickel refinery unless rezoned. The decision came at a packed appeal hearing.

Blue Sky Landing opened a 180‑unit LIHTC development in College Park, offering income‑tiered rents minutes from Hartsfield‑Jackson Airport.

Neighbors say a 108‑MW, two‑building data center was rezoned for 1751 Bells Ferry Road and a City Council hearing on June 10 will give residents one more chance to be heard. Concerns center on noise, heat, water and power strain.

Madison Yards, the BeltLine‑adjacent retail hub in Reynoldstown, traded for $73 million to an unnamed institutional investor. The sale follows CTO's 2022 acquisition of the center for about $80.2 million.

Atlanta BeltLine paid $16.5M for the Willoughby — a four-story office near the Eastside Trail — to preserve below-market commercial space in the Old Fourth Ward.

Charles R. 'Charlie' Brown, 87, reshaped Atlanta with Atlantic Station and major suburban office parks. Colleagues recall his consensus-building approach and long-running influence in regional development.

Authority Brands is relocating its headquarters to Cobb County, promising about 390 jobs and a $13 million investment at a new 48,000‑sq‑ft Franchisee Success Center. The move puts the franchisor in the Cobb Galleria area near The Battery Atlanta.

Tenants at Northlake Mall say they were given 30‑day vacate notices after managers said the property had been sold. Small businesses and event organizers are scrambling ahead of a Wednesday meeting with the owner.

Killer Mike has partnered with Bridge Tower to launch Build‑to‑Ownership, a rent‑to‑own joint venture aimed at turning renters in metro Atlanta into homeowners.

After sustained opposition and a nearly 10,000‑signer petition, the developer has stepped away from plans to build 280 homes beside the Yellow River Wildlife Sanctuary in Lilburn.

Homeowners in Villa Rica are protesting a city parkway plan after officials awarded a construction contract and filed eminent‑domain actions against holdout properties. Neighbors say they were blindsided by survey crews and council votes.