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The “flight to quality” trend still dominates in Atlanta. We’ve got the exclusive scoop on this office deal, which is one of the largest in recent months.

Apartments are a staple in town centers across metro Atlanta. But local officials are hesitant to embrace a proposed project in Marietta.

The former parent company of the Art Institutes went bankrupt in 2018 after agreeing to a $95.5 million settlement with the feds for alleged fraud.

The key advantage to Central Perimeter? Its accessibility.

Even amid lingering office woes, companies are still willing to pay top dollar for premium space in the city.

Portman Holdings recently filed an application with a high-level overview of the future redevelopment.

There is a simmering urgency among Downtown planners and property owners. They see a need to ramp up preparations for the influx of international visitors who will flock to matches at Mercedes-Benz Stadium and fill Downtown hotels and restaurants.

The Integral Group has broken ground on 212 apartments, the latest phase of a mixed-income community rising on Atlanta’s Westside.

A number of high-growth markets are worth watching in the coming quarters because of their ongoing construction activity and questions about what demand might fill existing vacant space.

“We made an early prediction that the Greenway, much like the Beltline in Atlanta, will play a huge role in the future of Nashville, and were the first to significantly invest in Greenway living.”