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Crescent Communities to develop two-tower project on Church at Wieuca campus

The project will have a 300-unit, Crescent Communities-branded NOVEL apartment tower. 

GAMLS: Homes under contract rebound in January as spring selling season approaches

After a precipitous drop in December, pending sales were up 8.9%, indicating buyers are beginning to reenter the market. 

NEWSTAR Exchange acquires Sweetwater Springs in Lawrenceville

The community was completed last year and is 94% leased. 

Jim Chapman Construction promotes Chris Mancuso to president

Founder Jim Chapman will transition to chairman and CEO. 

Atlanta ranks No. 5 for new affordable housing in study

Almost 11,000 new affordable apartments were delivered in Atlanta over a five-year period. 

Toll Brothers to begin Reserve Collection home sales in Bridlefield this spring

The Reserve Collection joins the Highlands and Manor collections in Bridlefield. 

Toro to start on Overlook community in Cumming City Center this month

The developer has closed on the land and secured financing from Pinnacle Financial Partners. 

Realty ONE Group Terminus names new sales manager, relocates HQ

The new headquarters is at the 191 Peachtree Tower in Downtown Atlanta. 

Atlanta Housing names Abdel Altamimi permanent CFO

Altamimi’s focus remains on expanding access to housing in Atlanta, he said.

Toll Brothers opens first Gwinnett County neighborhood at Ledgestone

Located at 1641 Ledgestone Way in Lawrenceville, the neighborhood will feature two-story, single-family homes starting at $1 million.

Buyers hold the power in Atlanta, one of America’s most buyer-friendly markets in 2026

Atlanta offered prime conditions for buyers — meaning options abounded and price remained in check.

AUD seeks redeveloper for Peeples Street Elementary School

In an online RFQ, AUD welcomes applications from “qualified respondents demonstrating the technical and financial capacity.”

Atlanta No. 2 big city for socioeconomics

Among the socioeconomic factors putting Atlanta near the top was the city’s cost of living, which sits comfortably at 6% below the national average.

Adrienne Briant to represent sales at Meadow Brook Farms

The promotion follows Briant’s sales debut at Havencroft in Woodstock, another David Weekley community.

Why STEM professionals should consider moving to Atlanta

It boasted the third-most job openings for STEM graduates per capita and was the metro with the ninth-smallest disparity between women and men in STEM fields.

Invitation Homes acquires build-to-rent developer ResiBuilt

ResiBuilt’s current 70 associates and president, Jay Byce, will stay with the brand.

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