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A series of policy changes and initiatives could help transform Downtown into a “cantilever for shared prosperity” for metro Atlanta, according to an urban planning and real estate expert.

The new leasing decision comes a decade after Bento Box launched its division in Atlanta, promising to expand to greater than 200 employees within three years.

Wells Fargo’s CFO says he’s personally assessing some of the bank’s commercial real estate loans, property by property.

Across U.S. cities, planners are studying how to convert obsolete office towers into apartments. The same is true in Atlanta, where Downtown leaders are considering the possibilities as the U.S. office market struggles.

This is one of few large-scale property sales that have closed in Midtown this year.

A new Texas developer is looking to move forward with apartments and a hotel.

The apartment tower will add more units to a part of the city that has exploded with residential development over the last decade.

Publix plans to close a Brookhaven store and open a new one on the same road.

By the end of the decade, Amsterdam Walk could be buzzing with thousands of residents, workers and shoppers.

Spencer Bomar is one of several commercial real estate professionals in Atlanta who have transitioned firms within the last year.