Josh Green is a Weekend Meteorologist at [Employer]. He covers a diverse range of topics including construction, real estate, urban design, and development, with a focus on the housing market and property management. His work has been featured in prominent publications such as The New York Times, U.S. News & World Report, and CNN.
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A maiden voyage and broader launch are officially set for what MARTA is calling the most technologically advanced trains in the U.S.
A unique residential project is coming to market that's aiming to capitalize on the North Georgia Mountains' allure for luxury buyers from metro Atlanta to Florida and beyond.
By: Josh Green, Josephine Liu
Ke Kauhale ʻo Luhia, a fresh cluster of tiny homes on the Waimānalo shelter campus, quietly opened this week, adding 20 new units to the existing 31-unit village on Saddle City Road.
Bobby Dodd Stadium project includes Tech’s first sports science lab, upgraded fitness, medicine facilities, more
Here's something that should bother every developer who works with 3D files: Microsoft is permanently...
The extended, fare-free customer grace period (it was originally scheduled to end May 2) will officially close Saturday (that's tomorrow), as new fare gates are fully activated at rail stations, emergency doors close, and fares will be required to ride the transit system.
Let's step out of the regular coverage zone for an update on an Atlanta company we first reported on in early 2025, a tech success story born in South Downtown.
By: Josh Green
Downtown walkability and rail connectivity could be game changers when 2026 FIFA World Cup fans start funneling into Atlanta in a couple of weeks, according to an analysis of all 16 North American host cities.
If you create 3D content — printing guides, WebGL tutorials, Three.js projects, CAD workflows — and...
By: Josh Green
Thirty years after the Olympics transformed downtown Atlanta, the World Cup is fueling another wave of development across the city’s core. Centennial Yards, South Downtown, new housing—the tournament’s biggest legacy may be the reshaping of downtown long after the final match ends.
