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It's shaping up to be a busy late summer and fall for a remade, Atlanta Beltline-adjacent warehouse district due west of Midtown.
An approved, infill townhome concept is seeking developers in a section of Gwinnett's county seat where many blocks are
Near Decatur's eastern border with Avondale Estates, demolition is underway where a unique mashup of retail and residential scored the blessing of city officials several years ago.
Atlanta Beltline officials are planning to kick off large-scale demolition work in coming days near Piedmont Hospital to clear the way for bridge repair, future affordable housing, and more in Buckhead.
Two years after officially opening its doors, a transit-connected Dunwoody megaproject billed as “Perimeter's Town Center” continues to fill out its retail offerings as a planned growth spurt draws closer.
Three years after demolition kicked off , a multifaceted project that's remaking nearly a full Decatur block has started welcoming its first residents.
By: Josh Green, Mateo Castillo
The One ʻOhana Fund has now offered the entire $175 million available through the program to families of all 102 people who died in the August 2023
By: Josh Green
A long-vacant, graffiti-covered structure is angling to become another retail pitstop along the newest sections of Atlanta Beltline trail.
Nearly 800 dump-truck loads of dirt and other work have eliminated a gash that's been festering in the heart of Midtown for years.
By: Josh Green
[ Editor's note : Metro Atlanta native Amit Kamma, who recently graduated from Yale University with a degree in Urban Studies, is periodically contributing to Urbanize Atlanta this summer while beginning his career as a transportation planner. Here, Kamma dives headlong into a field report on Atlanta residents' real Beltline feelings .]
