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John Knight: Build Smarter, Not Bigger

A smaller house doesn’t always make a more appealing home. In the rural markets Chisel Mill Homes serves, buyers may be willing to trade square footage for acreage, room for an RV and the freedom to make a property their own. That insight has shaped how the South Metro Atlanta builder approaches affordability and finds opportunities beyond traditional new home communities.

Atlanta, GA · 2d
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Rome Commission Hits Pause on $5.6M Tax Break for Match Point Way Housing Project

Rome city commissioners hit the brakes Monday on a $5.6 million tax incentive package for a new residential development on Match Point Way, deciding to wait until they have final paperwork in hand before signing off. The commission voted to table the tax allocation district agreement rather than approve funding for the project, which sits on land owned by Berry College near the Rome Tennis Center and Mount Berry Mall.

Rome, GA · 2d
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Traton Homes Now Selling Larkspur Townhomes in Hall County

Traton Homes, a family-owned Georgia home builder celebrating 55 years, announces that sales are underway at Larkspur, a new townhome community in Flowery Branch in Hall County. Located on Main Street within walking distance of historic downtown Flowery Branch, the community combines small-town charm, modern townhome living and convenient access to Lake Lanier. Homes are priced from $369,900.

Flowery Branch, GA · 3d
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Atlanta zoning review board approves high-rise Old Fourth Ward luxury condos

The Atlanta Zoning Review Board approved plans for a 225-foot-high luxury condominium development in the Old Fourth Ward, despite resident concerns regarding environmental impacts and the loss of affordable housing. The post Atlanta zoning review board approves high-rise Old Fourth Ward luxury condos appeared first on Rough Draft® .

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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Kennedy Wilson Makes Atlanta Development Debut

The community will come online in 2028. Kennedy Wilson has broken ground on Caldwell, a $139 million, 382-unit luxury apartment community in the Atlanta suburb of Sandy Springs, Ga. The development is being financed with a $90 million construction loan from Santander Bank. Caldwell is the first Georgia project for...

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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Build-to-Rent Summit Atlanta: Industry Leaders Tackle the Future of BTR

The build-to-rent (BTR) industry is navigating a changing real estate market as developers, investors and general contractors confront higher financing costs, lengthy entitlement timelines, labor shortages and evolving renter preferences. These challenges took center stage at the inaugural Build-to-Rent Summit in Atlanta, where more than 500 industry professionals gathered to discuss the future of purpose-built rental housing.

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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Atlanta's Farm-to-Table Neighborhood Pendergrast Farm Finishes Last of 20 Homes

After more than three years of construction, Pendergrast Farm has completed its 20th and final home, closing out an unusual residential experiment in northeast Atlanta that pairs new-construction houses with a working one-acre farm. The 8.7-acre community sits in Briarcliff Woods, north of Emory University and just east of where Interstate 85 meets Clairmont Road, reached by a wooded drive off Briarcliff Road.

Atlanta, GA · 3d

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Former Atlanta Elementary School Site Eyed for Mixed-Income Housing Overhaul

A roughly 9-acre lot off Perry Boulevard in Northwest Atlanta that once held C.M. Pitts Elementary School is now at the center of a push to bring new housing to the area. Atlanta Public Schools has issued a call for development teams to propose a residential future for the site, with the district aiming to add housing that furthers the city's broader housing goals.

Atlanta, GA · 4d

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Atlanta joins forces with regional leaders to tackle housing costs and help families build financial stability as city adds 54,000 residents

Atlanta, Georgia – A growing region does not always mean a household has more room in its budget. Across metro Atlanta, the cost of a home, a trip to work and everyday necessities can leave families struggling to save, even as new residents continue to arrive. Atlanta is joining...

Atlanta, GA · 3d

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Analysis Of Nov. 3 Election Shows Oconee County Republicans Navigated A Blue Undercurrent In State And U.S. Legislative Races

***Candidates In Four Races Beat Back Democratic Gains***. At first glance, it seems the blue wave that swept across the state and country on Tuesday bypassed Oconee County. The Democrats had not put up candidates in four local races, so Republican County Commissioners Amrey Harden and Chuck Horton, Board of Education Member Ryan Hammock, and Board of Education candidate Kate Patterson swept into office with 100 percent of the counted vote in each case.

Oconee County, GA · 5d

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Maryland firm purchases Legacy at West Cobb in Marietta

The 395-unit, garden-style apartment community Legacy at West Cobb in Marietta has been sold to Maryland-based Acento Partners. Senior managing directors Andrew Mays and Paul Vetter of Berkadia Atlanta led the transaction on behalf of the seller, Massachusetts-based Aspen Square Management. Financial terms were not disclosed. When the deal closed...

Marietta, GA · 4d

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Chelsea on Peachtree, a New Antiques and Vintage Destination, Debuts at Winter Atlanta Market

ATLANTA, GA – November 11, 2026 – The treasure hunt is back at Atlanta Market. Antiques are returning to Atlanta Market, this January 13-17, Chelsea on Peachtree will debut as a new antiques and vintage destination within First Finds, presented by Chelsea on Green by Golden Oldies. Located...

Atlanta, GA · 2d

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Atlanta Boomers Are Moving To This Scenic Florida City With Affordable Living And Sandy Beaches

There are many reasons why someone would choose to live in Atlanta. It has a bustling downtown area with attractions and restaurants, and it's a major corporate hub. But for Boomers born between 1946 and 1964 who are no longer in the workforce, the hustle and bustle of daily life in the big city may no longer be serving them. For those looking for a more laid-back lifestyle, Florida's Panama City, located in the Panhandle, could be worth considering. Panama City's proximity to Gulf Coast beaches offers opportunities for frequent beach trips, and recent migration data suggests that the surrounding area is attracting some Atlanta baby boomers.

Panama City, FL · 7d

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Georgia homeowners to regain property titles after deceptive foreclosure assistance scheme

As part of the order, the titles to all affected properties must be returned to consumers, officials added.

Georgia · 4d

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Toro Development Opens $560 Million Medley Mixed-Use Destination in Metro Atlanta

Johns Creek, Ga. — Toro Development Co., a locally based development firm led by Mark Toro, has officially opened Medley, a $560 million mixed-use campus in Johns Creek, a northern suburb of Atlanta in Fulton County. Toro Development held a grand opening ceremony on Thursday, Oct. 29 for the 43-acre project, which culminated in the opening of 25 new restaurants and retailers, including Trader Joe’s, Shake Shack, Sephora, BODYROK, Kontour Med Spa, Five Daughters Bakery, Summit Coffee, Hollow Oak, Drybar and Petfolk, among others.

Johns Creek, GA · 7d

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Moving to Atlanta? Here's What You Need to Know

Moving to Atlanta, Georgia, from another city or state involves more than simply finding a new home. You need to identify the right neighborhood, consider your commute, and get familiar with everything metro Atlanta has to offer. When time is limited, those decisions can become even more stressful. I received...

Atlanta, GA · 13d

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Homeowners fight high HOA fees as Georgia drafts new oversight regulations

Officials with the Georgia Secretary of State’s Office held two rounds of public hearings this week as it irons out the wrinkles of a new law that could give homeowners more power to take on their HOAs over excessive fines or fees.

Georgia · 6d

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Atlanta Inventory Grows but Fewer Homes Are Coming to Market

Atlanta buyers found more homes to choose from, and rising price cuts gave shoppers added room to negotiate even as fresh listings thinned.

Atlanta, GA · 8d