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Along Beltline’s Southside Trail, owners of huge empty warehouse want your big ideas
A flurry of development activity surrounds the 4-acre site where Grant Park meets Chosewood Park.
Beltline lifts veil on potential I-20 pedestrian bridge, further Southside Trail connections
A federal grant could accelerate construction on sections in Grant, Ormewood parks.
Atlanta’s ‘Confederate’ streets are officially no more
Commemoration of changes in Grant Park and nearby neighborhoods comes on Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
Homebuilder takes ‘sharpshooter’ approach with homes ‘attainable’ for millennials
Although Generation Y-ers are the most active buyers, finding a home isn’t always easy.
Atlanta’s Confederate Avenue could soon be renamed United Avenue
One day, Grant Park residents might be able to say, "Let’s meet at the corner of Atlanta and United."
Breaking: City of Atlanta strikes deal to ‘close the loop’ on Beltline’s Southside Trail
Mayor schedules Thursday press conference to detail railroad corridor purchase.
Boulevard Heights townhome project from $380Ks reports gangbuster sales
The Swift is rising at cusp of future Beltline, Grant Park.
Atlanta’s Curbed Cup 2017 ‘Elite Eight’ is set. Now, onward!
Quest for "Neighborhood of the Year" glory resumes Monday.
Curbed Cup 1st Round: (5) Grant Park vs. (12) Boulevard Heights
Which neighborhood should advance? Cast your vote now!
Rustic-modern new build flirts with $600K in Boulevard Heights
Straddling the line between nuevo Craftsman and farmhouse, due south of Grant Park.
Agent: Boulevard Heights flip is 'over-the-top' & stunning
The place isn’t quite finished yet, but it’s clear the 20-foot ceilings in the living room and that sprawling patio are aiming to impress. The former home — and its oversized lot, which makes the swollen footprint and elaborate landscape infrastructure possible — traded for $95,000 last year.
Beltline Southside Trail talk is starting to get real
Recent study groups and community meetings have produced some revelations — and great mounds of wonk-tastic, hypothetical design minutia — regarding the Beltline’s future on the southeastern and south sides of Atlanta. That's a good thing.