Josh Green

In anticipation of “heavy pedestrian traffic at Centennial Olympic Park,” MARTA announced today it's shutting down Atlanta Streetcar service, which provides a 2.7-mile loop around downtown, until the city's final 2026 FIFA World Cup match concludes.

A “transformative” bridge project designed to open up access to ITP Atlanta's growing system of multimodal trails and more took a key step forward this week, according to project officials.

As the City of Atlanta's temporary ban on new self-storage facilities officially takes hold, a new facility for storing people's stuff is rounding into shape near a popular Atlanta Beltline section—next door to an existing self-storage complex.

Governor Josh Green signing two bills (House Bill 1920 and Senate Bill 2001) towards investments in housing and community development on Wednesday, July 8, 2026.

Hawaii is turning up the heat on tailpipe pollution. On Wednesday, Governor Josh Green signed a bill that orders the Hawaii Department of Transportation

Four years of hype and great expectations culminated in an epic day of 2026 FIFA World Cup revelry (and sorrow) Wednesday in downtown Atlanta, a section of the city physically—and perhaps fundamentally—changed by its largest sporting spectacle since the 1996 Olympic Games.

A construction crane now standing over one of Atlanta's poshest streets signals that vertical construction is coming for Buckhead's latest new condominium high-rise.

A longstanding office building is in the process of being removed to make way for hundreds of new apartments within quick walking distance of a popular Gwinnett County district for concerts, sporting events, conventions, and theater.

A week before the first 2026 FIFA World Cup match in Atlanta, a reader poll on these pages suggested a majority of Atlantans (84 percent of voters) were at least skeptical that MARTA was ready to handle the global influx of soccer fans.

It's shaping up to be a summer of bountiful debuts for Avondale Estates' expanding and densifying downtown district.