Atlanta is transforming its downtown area as it prepares to host the World Cup next year, with the Centennial Yards project ...

The city of Atlanta cut the ribbon Wednesday on 100 units that will provide permanent housing to residents in need of shelter ...

A $2.5 million grant will study ways to keep the nutrient pollution that fuels algae growth from flowing into Lake Lanier.

An Atlanta-based multifamily and build-to-rent developer is raising an equity fund to capitalize two projects that would bring a combined 725 new housing units to the metro area. Vida Cos. plans to ...

New Jersey-based RBH Group received the OK from Fulton County economic developers to issue up to $370M in bonds to develop a 34-story affordable housing tower in Downtown Atlanta. The Development ...

The Jimmy & Rosalynn Carter Work Project is returning to Atlanta Habitat for Humanity in 2026. In just five days, volunteers will build 24 single-family homes and develop the new Langston Park planned ...

Atlanta’s failure to get promised infrastructure projects off the ground is dominating conversation around the upcoming 2025 elections, where every City Council seat and the mayor’s office are up for ...

One of the biggest challenges cities face is maintaining affordable, safe and thriving neighborhoods. Although most elected officials acknowledge this issue, many lack a concrete plan or the necessary ...

ATLANTA — A major $700 million plan to reconnect and revitalize downtown Atlanta is gaining momentum, as planners of “The Stitch” opened the floor to public input today. The ambitious project aims to ...

The first homes are slated for completion in the spring of 2026. Elsewhere in the Sun Belt, NEWSTAR is constructing this 159-unit BTR project in Charlotte, N.C. The developer expects the first homes ...

ATLANTA — New tariffs on construction materials are raising building costs, which could eventually slow down development in Georgia. One local developer told Channel 2′s Bryan Mims how this could ...

ATLANTA — In just a matter of hours, all construction-related lane, road, and sidewalk projects will come to a stop in the City of Atlanta for the Fourth of July construction moratorium. Under the ...