Josh Green is a Weekend Meteorologist at [Employer]. He focuses on themes such as urban design, real estate development, and public transportation, exploring the intersections of construction, architecture, and mobility. His work has been featured in a variety of publications including Atlanta Magazine, The New York Times, and Newsweek.
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New life is bound for a high-profile City of Decatur corner that's been a closed, weedy former used car lot for years.
MARTA has officially begun construction on what it calls a new type of transportation for Atlantans.
By: Josh Green
A project in discussions for decades that would transform a southside site with deep historic meaning and abundant natural beauty into one of Atlanta's largest public parks has reached a key milestone.
A residential project is entering the home stretch of construction that will serve as a new visual gateway of sorts between Decatur and downtown Avondale Estates.
The metropolitan area that created the Atlanta Beltline is putting together plans for an even longer trail system south of downtown that showcases one of Georgia's longest—but underutilized and underappreciated—rivers.
Demolition efforts are roaring ahead and ground has officially broken on an Atlanta Beltline section that will link to a major Buckhead commercial corridor.
Nearly a decade in the making, the mixed-use revival of a landmark Westside movie theater is set to officially move forward next month.
Nordstrom Rack, an off-price version of the Seattle-based luxury retailer, has opened a 28,000-square-foot store in the anchor space occupied by DSW shoes for more than two decades.
A multi-property renovation is officially underway that aims to breathe new life into a section of Virginia-Highland's historic retail row that's seen more vibrant days.
By: Josh Green
Remember when Alpharetta was just a far-flung, semi-rural country town full of antique shops and relatively affordable real estate? We don't either.
