South Fulton launched construction Tuesday on a $113M public-safety package that includes a new police headquarters with a real-time crime center and a regional fire training campus.

A north‑Atlanta pocket around Perimeter Mall — ZIP code 30346 — topped MovingPlace’s March migration report, drawing renters and buyers for its jobs, transit and dining. The shift is already visible in new leases and busier weekend traffic near Perimeter Center.

Georgia’s largest MLS is opening its first in‑city service center at Lee + White in the West End, bringing staff and support closer to intown brokers.

NCR has listed a major portion of its Midtown HQ for sublease while landlord Cousins Properties says it is weighing creative reuse options for the two‑tower campus.

Kolter Urban has broken ground on Elyse Buckhead after more than $60 million in early contracts. The 20‑story, 194‑unit condo will add luxury product to Buckhead.

A curving timber bandshell nicknamed the 'Pringle' rose at Assembly Studios in Doraville; developers say shows could begin as early as June.

A new Zumper report moved Atlanta to the 25th priciest U.S. rental market, with one‑bedrooms averaging $1,620 — a touch above the national median. Neighborhood gaps remain wide.

Tenant losses and weaker cash flow have pushed the loan behind 191 Peachtree Tower onto credit watchlists and prompted a CMBS downgrade as the note nears a November 2026 maturity.

Coreforce will move its HQ to Uptown Atlanta, taking 32,945 sq ft and occupying a full 10th floor at Rubenstein’s rebranded Lindbergh complex.

About 200 regional leaders met in Duluth to translate new data into a plan to build and preserve affordable homes across metro Atlanta. The summit set working groups and a timeline for action.

A new Clever analysis ranks Metro Atlanta ninth-most affordable among the 50 largest U.S. metros, citing a 4.03 price-to-income ratio and a $372,000 median home price.

A mixed‑use proposal would add roughly 290 apartments to the Lumberyards in Blandtown, wrap a mid‑rise around a concealed parking deck and reserve about 10% of units as affordable housing. Developers say they’ll pursue rezoning and aim to start construction in mid‑2027.

The 40th Jimmy and Rosalynn Carter Work Project returns to Atlanta May 3 6 to build 24 affordable homes in Sylvan Hills and kick off the Langston Park development.