In photos and video, see "the most unique roof structure in the world," now officially functional in downtown Atlanta.
The ITP landscape is dotted with recreational wonders and options not everyone is privy to—until now.
The downtown site was recently sold to a deep-pocketed developer.
When it comes to successful, temporary intown rentals, proximity to top-tier green spaces is a serious boon.
Media tour provides glimpses and details of a project leaders say will be uniquely inclusive and versatile.
Amid World Cup frenzy, Seattle, Orlando, and others are picked over the home of Atlanta United by Trulia analysis.
Plus, The Benz’s first public roof-opening spectacle is planned this month!
Between World War II and the Centennial Olympic Games, Atlanta was rendered unrecognizable.
Pricey downtown Atlanta pedestrian bridge is destined to shine, literally.
Per bid documents, the sale would include sprawling CNN parking deck.
It’ll still cost a whole dollar to ride the downtown trolley.
Feast your eyes upon the Central Beltline, Centennial Park’s ATL Tower, and a pristine Gulch lake.
Construction moves to the Baker Street Corner and Paralympic Plaza as the park’s expansion continues into 2019.
Retired furrier reflects on the commercial allure of Peachtree and clientele that included Jimmy Carter and John Portman.
Big Brother is reportedly watching—from an office near Georgia State University.
Railroad company Norfolk Southern demolished the historic structure to prepare for the sale of the Gulch.
A smaller, Atlanta-based grocery store is still expected to set up shop at the mixed-use redo, too.
Green space neighboring Atlanta’s grandest coliseum will offer more than tailgating brouhaha, officials stress.
Because who doesn’t want to spice up their underground commute with a musical?
The mixed-use development’s new aesthetic scheme aims to deliver on early promises of vibrancy.
A distinctive—if not universally beloved—downtown Atlanta icon faces an uncertain future.
An under-construction Nashville location will offer "vacation ownership units," too. But who’s buying?
The 174-room lodge will neighbor the historic park and Georgia Aquarium.
But will developers cut holes into Marcel Breuer’s last design?
Report: Atlanta transit system has logged ridership dips for two years running, despite boost in transit desirability.
It also claims we have a "thriving downtown" and "massive" transportation network.
The camera shutter-esque apex of Atlanta’s newest stadium has been stalled by issues for a while.
The nationwide contest to earn the tech giant's next home base is heating up—and two Atlanta factions are conflicted.
Wastin’ away again ... at the 18th-floor pool overlooking Centennial Olympic Park?
Iconic downtown tower is in for an overhaul, which includes a high-profile switch up top.
The next section to be developed will include residences, retail, and hotel space.
Cobb County officials cited a 3.4-mile Silver Comet extension in a list of trail priorities.
Developer Integral Group still controls and has confidence in the high-profile site, reps say.
Along one of Atlanta’s most rapidly changing corridors, a photographic tour from downtown to Reynoldstown.
The city and MARTA’s proposal would help fund just 7 miles of transit along the 22-mile loop.
Says one Hawks leader: "We’re committed to the future of downtown Atlanta."
As the latest example of investment, downtown lodging opened this week, offering 100-plus rooms and amenities aplenty.
The $10 million private club will boast five bars and perks for members, plus rooftop access for the first time in decades
Of Marcel Breuer’s work, library head says: "What we’ve always heard about this building is it’s dark; it’s dingy; it’s dank."