A Global Life Sciences Firm Is Moving Into Johns Creek’s New Town Center
Boehringer Ingelheim is relocating its U.S. Animal Health headquarters to the new Medley development in Johns Creek. This major lease will bring nearly 500…
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Medley Moves Forward Today as Encore Phase Breaks Ground in Johns Creek
On a busy stretch near McGinnis Ferry Road, construction crews are already at work—but today marks a clear turning point. The next chapter of…
The Future of Home Delivery Is Already Arriving in North Atlanta
Suburban North Atlanta is adopting drone and underground delivery methods to speed up same-day service. Walmart and Peachtree Corners lead these local innovations.
Marietta Is Building Its Next Chapter—Here’s What’s Opening, Expanding, and Taking Shape
Marietta is seeing a steady stream of new openings, development proposals, and infrastructure projects across the city. Restaurants and retail concepts are expanding around…
Why Some Chains Thrive in North Atlanta—and Others Quietly Fade
On a weekday afternoon, it doesn’t take long to notice a pattern. Some drive-thrus wrap around buildings and spill into parking lots, while others…
HOA Fees in North Atlanta: What You’re Really Paying For—and Why It Keeps Going Up
A monthly HOA fee can feel small when you first tour a neighborhood. Then the numbers start to settle in—$250, $400, sometimes much more—and…
What’s Actually Opening Soon Across North Atlanta — Names, Dates, and What to Expect
Photo: Courtesy of Northern China Eatery, Facebook page Drive past the Medley site in Johns Creek or along Ronald Reagan Boulevard in South Forsyth,…
Ten Most Affordable Homes Near Downtown Alpharetta Right Now
For buyers who want to stay close to downtown Alpharetta without paying downtown-Alpharetta prices, the current market still has some entry points — but…
Lookout Mountain: One Community, Two States — And Two Very Different Ways of Living
The road begins to climb just outside Chattanooga, and almost without noticing, the air shifts. It cools. The noise fades. By the time the…
This Alpharetta open house has a full in-law suite, pool, and no HOA
There are homes that photograph well, and then there are homes that seem built around how people actually live. On a quiet one-street stretch…
UPS Buyout Program Continues — What It Could Mean for North Atlanta’s Workforce
A familiar sight along neighborhood streets — the brown delivery truck pulling up curbside — has become part of the daily rhythm of life…
How Much Georgians Actually Spend on the Lottery—and What They Get Back
The Georgia Lottery is often framed as entertainment, but the numbers tell a different story. It is one of the largest voluntary spending systems…
