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Atlanta’s former Centennial Olympic Stadium reopened in its third incarnation last night, with the Georgia State University Panthers’ home opener against Tennessee State University. Now christened Parker H. Petit Field at GSU Stadium, the facility hosted college...

Westside Atlanta. Fort McPherson. The former General Motors plant. These are among the handful of developments that could potentially house Amazon’s much-ballyhooed second headquarters. All it has to do is choose Atlanta for its next home.In its request for proposals...

An Atlanta developer known for urban apartment skyscrapers is heading to Atlanta’s suburbs for his next project. Atlanta-based Novare Group is part of a development team — including George Berkow Inc. — tapped by the City of Lawrenceville to redevelop its downtown...

The end is likely nigh for one of the last remaining early-20th Century homes in the heart of Midtown. Construction fences have been erected around the National Register of Historic Places-listed Dr. Marion Luther Brittain Sr. House, which was constructed on West...

Could the majority of metro Atlantans really be onboard the public-transit train? Even if it directly impacts their wallets? Yes, indeed, according to the Atlanta Regional Commission’s fifth annual Metro Atlanta Speaks public opinion survey. Results of the 2017 survey...

A city permit may have shed light on redevelopment plans for Downtown Atlanta’s Gulch property, which could include an office campus more than half the size of all the Class-A space in Midtown. An unknown party filed a permit Oct. 30 to assess impact fees on the Gulch...

While walls of the Georgia Dome remain standing a week after the building’s demolition, plans for the imploded icon’s replacement are already taking shape. A new high-rise hotel, with more than 1,000 rooms, is slated to move forward on the northern portion of the...

The repositioning of Colony Square into a gleaming new urban mixed-use center has taken a step forward this week, with major demolition work getting underway. Work crews are well on their way to demolishing an old two-story office block along 15th Street, while the...

Either interstate migration is still on the rise around here, or incoming Atlantans really dislike U-Haul. In what’s become more redundant than Crimson Tide national championships, Atlanta today was again named the top moving destination in the U.S. by Penske Truck...