Josh Green

That's where Balfour Beatty and development partners have begun vertical construction on a campus expansion at The Temple, considered Atlanta's most diverse and oldest synagogue, with roots dating back 1867.

Sorry, Old Fourth Ward and Little Five Points. There can only be one “Brooklyn of Atlanta.”

The third time appears to be a charm for a Florida-based developer that's accounted for a significant portion of Atlanta's new, for-sale condo product since the COVID-19 pandemic.

Just as a new school year dawns, Georgia Tech is planning to formally celebrate the completion of a high-rise Tech Square section that's made an impact on Midtown, from visual and functionality standpoints.

As summer winds down, the Atlanta Beltline is prepping for a busy season, with a new link between several neighborhoods officially underway and the city's most luminous tradition set for a comeback.

Metro Atlanta's landscape is dotted with flashy new plans for dated old malls. Here's an example of mall redevelopment that's actually happening—and more visibly so by the day.

CITYWIDE —The first e-bike rebate program in Georgia is making a comeback—but Atlantans interested in applying need to act fast.

Another recent, soul-crushing Atlanta United FC defeat presented an opportunity to finally dive in and explore Centennial Yards' first hotel offering across the street—and report back.

An affordable housing initiative has delivered nearly 450 new living options at a long-vacant site in Southwest Atlanta's Greenbriar neighborhood, according to project officials.

Atlanta's transportation authority is building out a blueprint to enhance connectedness and work toward traffic solutions. And they want your 2 cents.