By Mellanda Reese · Jun 8, 2026
The dark ground-floor space next to 3 Parks Wine, at the bottom of the Beltline stairs by Historic Fourth Ward Park recently started taking reservations. Sargent is a 165-seat brasserie from the Lucian team, and it is also the latest sign of what a block of former Georgia Power land is becoming.
The dark strip across from the Clermont, where Java Jive poured coffee for almost 31 years, could become 375 apartments, 10,000 square feet of storefronts and 13 stories stepping down to nine. Staff, NPU-F and the ZRB recommended approval. City Council has not voted.
Kali Arnold, former orthopedic surgeon and Sati Yoga owner, is expanding into classical Pilates at 1610 Hosea L. Williams Drive.
A new self-storage facility at 1061 Memorial Drive in Reynoldstown beat Atlanta's Beltline ban. It replaced plans for 176 co-living apartments.
Atlanta Track Club unveiled plans for the Cheney Olympic Legacy Complex. Georgia has zero indoor track venues right now.
Atlanta's South Boulevard Complete Streets project just changed its design under construction. Here's what the new parking means for Grant Park.
Grady Memorial wants to bring urgent care to Memorial Drive. The catch? 42 surface parking spaces on a BeltLine-adjacent corner.
The Row 900 just broke ground in Peoplestown, putting 16 new homes directly on MARTA's new Rapid A-Line. Here's why this one is different.
Put your brand where Atlanta is already paying attention.
Nearly 1,000 signatures strong, the Save Our Torch petition demands Georgia State University halt plans to relocate Atlanta's iconic 1996 Olympic Cauldron.
The apartment block that burned down on LaVista Road in 2023 is finally rising again as Union Eleven. Here is what we know.
Portman Holdings filed plans for 666 apartments and 100,000 sq ft of commercial space on the BeltLine. The project is real now.
Atlanta Housing is seeking developers for 500 mixed-income units on the last parcels of Englewood South, steps from the Southside Trail.
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