Epworth
Epworth, GA · Real Estate
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The Palomar Group Announces Sale of Tractor Supply in Athens
The Palomar Group, a full-service commercial investment sales firm headquartered in Augusta, Georgia, is pleased to announce the sale of Tractor Supply, a single-tenant retail property located at 906 Hwy 29 N,. Athens, GA. The newly built property is fully leased to Tractor Supply Company, the nation’s largest rural lifestyle...
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Ribbon Cutting – Meritage Homes – Brooks Lake
A new residential community is bringing move-in ready living and thoughtful design to Loganville. On Wednesday, October 7, the Gwinnett Chamber celebrated Brooks Lake by Meritage Homes and welcomed the opportunity to spotlight the community. The two-story townhomes feature spacious primary suites, flexible lofts, and several included essentials such as appliances, blinds, a washer, and dryer. With shopping, dining, and entertainment just minutes away, homeowners can enjoy both comfort and convenience. For qualifying homes, a closing-ready timeline of 60 days or less offers an added benefit for buyers ready to make their move.
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They paid $52K for a driveway to match their home. They got pink concrete instead.
ATLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Skip and Maria Mason paid $52,000 for a driveway that was supposed to match the roof of their Mediterranean-style home. Instead, the driveway is a light shade of pink. “I can understand if it’s a shade off a little bit here, a little bit...
fox5atlanta.com
Inside the $25M plan to turn a historic Atlanta school into apartments and shops
ATLANTA - A historic school building in southeast Atlanta is slated to become a new housing and retail hub under a multimillion-dollar redevelopment project. The former Lakewood Heights Elementary School off Sawtell Avenue, which features brick facade work approaching 100 years old, is being targeted for a $25 million transformation.
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Why Losing Legacy Homeowners Costs Communities More
Cities across the United States are changing quickly. Revitalization can bring investment and rising property values. It can also bring pressure on the people who were there first. Longtime senior and veteran homeowners often hold their largest source of wealth in their homes, and that wealth can be affected by repair costs, tax increases, insurance challenges, and outside buyers. The central question is not whether neighborhoods should grow, but whether the people who built them can afford to stay.
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Yamaha Divests U.S. Headquarters in Sale-Leaseback
Avison Young arranged the sale of the former U.S. headquarters campus of Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., located at 6555 Katella Ave. in Cypress. LA Business First identified the buyer as The Walt Disney Co., which paid $115 million and will use the property for back-office operations. Yamaha will lease back the property, its U.S. headquarters since 1979, through Dec. 31, 2028 as part of a planned relocation to Kennesaw, GA.
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Georgia families cut food spending, take extra work to afford housing
ATLANTA - Spending less on groceries. Taking on more work. Pulling money from emergency savings. Families are making difficult trade-offs to keep a roof over their heads, according to new research from Habitat for Humanity International. The report, "Home at What Cost?," found that 75% of respondents across 22 countries...
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Kristin Lamb joins Harry Norman | Forbes Global Properties
Former Atlanta Commercial Board of REALTORS® (ACBR) CEO Kristin Lamb joined Harry Norman | Forbes Global Properties as vice president – strategic operations. In her new position, Lamb will work with President Todd Emerson and the brokerage’s leadership team to advance corporate initiatives, strategic priorities and organizational programs.
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Meritage Homes: Realtors Are the Strategy
The house down the street might be a builder’s biggest competitor. It is already finished, the landscaping is established and there is no waiting for construction to wrap up. And if the buyer likes it, they may be able to move in within weeks. Andy Dugger, division sales manager...
northatlantastar.com
Woodstock Development Update 2026: Downtown Expansion, New Housing and Major Projects Ahead
Woodstock is heading into the final months of 2026 with new shops preparing to move into the Mill District, a downtown hotel still in planning and construction continuing on the city’s largest park. The changes reach beyond Main Street. Road projects are reshaping approaches to downtown and Interstate 575,...
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Corso Atlanta Announces Major Expansion with New 11-Story Tower and 110 Private Residences
Corso Atlanta, Galerie Living’s award-winning luxury senior living community in Buckhead, is entering a new chapter with a significant expansion that will add an 11-story residential tower, 110 private residences, expansive new amenities and restaurants featuring some of Buckhead’s most celebrated names. Rising above Buckhead at 3200 Howell...
Rough Draft Atlanta
Buckhead senior living community announces 11-story tower expansion
Luxury senior living community Corso Atlanta will add an 11-story residential tower with 110 private residences, new amenities, and restaurants. Located in Buckhead at 3200 Howell Mill Road, the expansion is expected to open in Spring 2028, according to a press release from Galerie Living. “This expansion marks an exciting new chapter for Corso Atlanta […] The post Buckhead senior living community announces 11-story tower expansion appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Buckhead Developer Eyes 315 Apartments on Site of Zone 2 Police Precinct
A Virginia-based developer wants to tear down two buildings on Maple Drive in Buckhead Village and put up a six-story complex with more than 300 apartments — a project that could ultimately push out the Atlanta Police Department's Zone 2 precinct along with several longtime neighborhood businesses. According to...
Rough Draft Atlanta
The Berkeley adaptive reuse project begins construction along Beltline
Construction is underway on The Berkeley, The Atlantic Companies’ adaptive reuse development at 1500 Northside Drive. The newly-named project will transform the historic former Myers Carpet building into a retail-anchored commercial destination connected to the Atlanta Beltline in the Berkeley Park neighborhood. SRS Real Estate Partners’ Brittany McCall is leading retail leasing for the project. […] The post The Berkeley adaptive reuse project begins construction along Beltline appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Old Fourth Ward's Modernist Landmark Hits Market as a Five-Story Blank Slate
A five-story aluminum-clad landmark perched over John Lewis Freedom Parkway in Old Fourth Ward is officially up for grabs, marketed as a blank-slate redevelopment opportunity with skyline views for miles. Hilco Real Estate is accepting offers for 442 Cain Street NE, pitching the property for hospitality, creative office or event use after years as one of the first standout examples of modern residential architecture on Atlanta's eastside.