The Looking Glass Is Coming to The CTR in 2027

Develop Fulton approved a tax incentive for Alta West Midtown, a 247-unit complex replacing a tire facility in Blandtown. Here's what the neighborhood gets in return.

A $3M affordable housing project at 880 North Avenue nearly died over stream buffer rules. One ordinance changed everything.

Pinnacle Financial Partners signed a 165,000 sq ft lease at Ten Twenty Spring. 400 jobs are coming to Midtown by 2027.

College Park’s new destination marketing organization was incorporated 27 days before the bid closed. The mayor couldn’t attend the vote. And the real beneficiary of the contract may not yet be named in public.

RocaPoint Partners wants to add 350 apartments, a second hotel, and 200K sq ft of office to Dunwoody's Campus 244. Here's why it matters.

What funding source are you chasing right now, and what is actually getting in the way of applying? Tell us in the comments. Our community has a way of turning up leads that no roundup ever will.

If you’re running a business and feeling the weight, what would actually make it easier to ask for help, cost, time, or just not knowing where to start? Tell us in the comments. We’re tracking what Atlanta’s entrepreneurs actually need so we can point the right resources their way.

A $28.9M Publix-anchored development just broke ground at Candler and Glenwood. South DeKalb's food desert era is ending.

Atlanta City Council approved the Sylvan Road Redevelopment, bringing 3,030 units and 574 affordable homes to Capitol View.

He put in $5,000 for a stake in the company behind Forge Atlanta, the $3.8 billion South Downtown project. Terrence Ruffin says the share certificates never came. His account, and why he is still filing complaints, is a reminder to ask the hard questions before you wire money into any Atlanta deal.