Gas Prices Expected to Stay High. Here’s How North Atlanta Drivers Can Adjust
Gas prices in North Atlanta are rising and expected to stay elevated. Drivers find savings by using fuel apps combined with local station knowledge…
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A Major Hotel Brand Joins Atlanta’s Most Ambitious Redevelopment
Virgin Hotels is a key new tenant in Centennial Yards, Atlanta’s ambitious redevelopment project. The hotel will bring a lifestyle experience and open in…
Atlanta’s Universities Are Increasingly Rewriting What “Elite” Means
Atlanta’s Georgia Tech and Emory University are reshaping what elite higher education means by focusing on real-world skills and career readiness.
What Dawsonville’s Boom Could Mean for Traffic, Housing, and Prices in North Atlanta
The steady flow of traffic along Georgia 400 no longer ends at Forsyth County. It continues north, carrying with it a pattern that has…
Is North Atlanta Headed for a Florida-Style Affordability Crunch?
A recent report by The Wall Street Journal described a turning point in Florida’s growth story: working-age residents leaving high-cost metros like Orlando even…
The Companies Moving Into North Atlanta — And What They Actually Bring With Them
The changes unfolding across Alpharetta, Johns Creek, Roswell, and the surrounding corridor are easiest to understand not through trends, but through the companies themselves.…
North Point, Duluth Hillsides, and the Projects That Didn’t Happen; The New Reality Behind Big Plans
The past few years have produced no shortage of bold proposals: walkable districts, entertainment hubs, mixed-use “downtowns” built from scratch. But increasingly, these projects…
Medley Will Add a 150-Room Hotel to Its Town Center Vision
Tucked into the larger Medley development, a 150-room boutique hotel is planned as one of the project’s final pieces, expected to open around 2028.…
Medley’s $700K Townhomes and Rental Strategy, Explained
A different kind of neighborhood is taking shape at Medley—and it’s not just about where people shop or eat. Behind the retail headlines and…
The Medley Bet Is Paying Off Early in Johns Creek
With months still to go before its October debut, Medley in Johns Creek is already filling up at a pace rarely seen in suburban…
What $22 Billion Built in Midtown Atlanta Since 2000
It doesn’t take long in Midtown for the pattern to come into focus. The density, the walkability, the steady flow of people — all…
Why North Point Mall May Be the Future of Suburban Development—Not the Past
The national narrative around malls tends to follow a familiar script—empty storefronts, declining traffic, eventual closure. But North Point doesn’t fit that pattern. The…
