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Growing up in the Dunwoody area during the 1970s, Bruce Carlisle had a front-and-center view of the transformation of Perimeter Center from farmland into an office and retail hub.

Visa still anticipates fulfilling its 1,000-job promise by 2024 as planned and has around 300 employees work out of its staging office.

The effects of the rise of remote work is reverberating through Atlanta’s office sector. But it is also affecting the design and function of apartment buildings.

The new properties grow Newport’s holdings in South Downtown, where the development company is re-energizing eight blocks of historic buildings and vacant lots.

Noble Investment Group is one of Atlanta’s largest private equity firms.

All commercial real estate projects coming out of the ground in Atlanta are impacted in some way by the current economic climate.

The transit agency will soon gather pitches from developers for transforming the 6-acre site above the Arts Center station in Midtown with affordable housing and possibly additional uses.

The group is exploring potential municipal partners across the country for the venue and plans to announce a location in the near future.

Dunwoody and Perimeter Community Improvement Districts are working with consultants to create Edge City 2.0, a plan that will identify existing market conditions in the area and ways to bolster the appeal of living and working there.

The moratorium gives the city time to review the impact of the 460-bed hospital’s closure on the community and to consider possible rezoning.