From the city’s oldest skyscraper to the newest stadium, there’s no shortage of interesting structures in Atlanta.
Next Monday, demolition crews will bring an explosive end to the Dome’s 25-year run.
Walkability to Beltline’s Westside Trail, Castleberry bars is within reach for $300Ks.
Not surprisingly, popular Piedmont Park has led the city in reported incidents, but would anyone consider it dangerous?
The new Walden Athletic Complex will feature space for five sports, a new fieldhouse.
Two-bedroom pad at Hastings Seeds Lofts isn’t wanting for character or views.
More than 10 million square feet of development was laid out in a document lodged with the city.
Panel discussion offers a hint at what could be in store to reconnect Midtown and downtown.
Eateries at revamped retail center will begin opening this year, developers say.
Centennial Student Housing Lofts would signal a shift for development to the west of The Connector.
Don’t Forget to Dream by Ryan Coleman now adorns Broad Street Plaza, adjacent to the MARTA station.
Atlanta’s new coliseum has been plagued by high-profile issues, but a new timeline has been revealed for fixes.
Specifics are still in the works, but developer hopes parking counts can come down significantly.
Chunks of developable land, large enough to suit Amazon’s second headquarters, are still available across booming district.
Plans for the 1940s Art Moderne building also include offices, rooftop restaurant.
Downtown landmark will soon fall, just 25 years after its celebrated opening.
Soaring ceilings help atone for smallish floorplan at Peters Street building from 1940s.
Events on Saturday and Sunday offer a glimpse behind the scenes of Atlanta’s eclectic, architectural veneer.
The weather’s finally right for a rollicking October at events from downtown to Decatur and beyond.
Developer Newport, City of Atlanta have prioritized pedestrians in vision for new street arrangements.
A Tier 2 study could move the project closer to fruition.
Early phases are wrapping up, while new events facility, plaza, and amphitheater will start construction next year.
Midtown, Piedmont Park glow with Pride during Atlanta’s annual festival.
Three-bedroom residence typifies the loft district’s industrial chutzpah—and then cranks it up a notch.
If the music venue expands and stays put, could Underground finally become the late-night hub (again) it has longed to be?
Chicago-based realty group has big, millennial-friendly plans for Equitable Building, aka 100 Peachtree.
Post-Office Cowork will bring pay-per-use office space to underutilized real estate throughout city.
City’s latest food hall concept is bound for the base of upscale Trace Midtown apartments.
Where does "the Westside" begin? Where does it end? What’s too east, too north, too south?
$25 million bagged the 105-year-old property overlooking Castleberry Hill.
City has been shortlisted for 2026 North American bid for the soccer championship.
From ITP forest treks to bona fide mountain adventures, Atlanta and North Georgia are loaded with terrific hiking options this time of year.
New Denver-based owner: "Downtown Atlanta is undergoing a real estate boom and turning into a diverse and vibrant economic hub."
Now a DoubleTree, the hotel will become "The American" in homage to its first life as the Americana Motor Hotel.
The old Rosser building near MARTA’s Civic Center Station could become a dual-branded Fairfield Inn & Suites, per plans.
The free festival, celebrating some of Atlanta's best buildings, will be held this month. But they need a little help.
Redevelopment project has launched to "massively transform three-story retail center and outdoor courtyard," officials announce.
The classical West Peachtree Street building could one day be home to a hotel.
Project will require demolition of one of the school’s oldest buildings, a former parking deck turned classrooms.
