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Lennar Announces Grand Opening of King Oaks in McDonough
Lennar, one of the nation's leading homebuilders, today announced the grand opening of King Oaks, a master-planned community of new single-family homes now selling in McDonough, Georgia. Offering ample onsite amenities and spacious open-concept floorplans, King Oaks brings resort-inspired living to McDonough, with everyday conveniences close by. "King Oaks brings...
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Chamblee Tower Imploded After 289-Apartment Plan Falls Through
Chamblee’s 18-story glass office tower at 1800 Century Boulevard was brought down in a controlled implosion Saturday morning, Oct. 24, ending plans to turn the former Georgia Department of Revenue headquarters into 289 apartments. The tower collapsed in seconds, with dust spreading around the site, WSB-TV reported Saturday morning....
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Toll Brothers Opens $1.16M Kennemore Homes Near Alpharetta's Top-Rated Denmark High
Toll Brothers has opened its Kennemore community in Alpharetta, bringing single-family homes priced from $1.16 million to a stretch of South Forsyth County already known for some of the priciest real estate in the region. The builder's new sales center is now welcoming shoppers at 840 Avian Terrace, with homes ranging from roughly 3,600 to more than 5,000 square feet and offering 2-car and 3-car garage options along with basements.
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Atlanta’s Housing Market Faces a New Affordability Reality
Atlanta continues to attract new residents and add households, but that growth has not made homeownership easier to attain. With mortgage rates above 7% and only about half of Atlanta households able to afford an existing home, the region’s housing market faces a difficult balancing act: meeting continued demand while delivering homes buyers can qualify for.
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Traton Homes Unveils New Model Homes at The Tillery and Linden Grove
New homes showcase elevated craftsmanship, flexible living and two distinct West Cobb lifestyles. Traton Homes announces the opening of new model homes at The Tillery in Marietta and Linden Grove in Powder Springs, giving prospective homeowners the opportunity to experience two distinct communities in West Cobb. With expansive estate homesites and elevated finishes at The Tillery and a scenic, amenity-rich setting at Linden Grove, both communities showcase Traton Homes’ commitment to thoughtful design, enduring craftsmanship and lasting value.
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Krog District Owners Grab Last Missing Beltline Building for $5.25M Ask
26th Street Partners has closed on the last building it didn't already own in the Krog District, picking up the nearly 5,400-square-foot brick structure at 116 Krog St. in Inman Park on Thursday. The purchase gives the Atlanta-based firm control of the entire commercial stretch along the Eastside Trail, folding in a former auto shop and apartment building that sits where the Beltline meets Krog Street.
Marietta Daily Journal
Cobb commissioners to consider 60-home subdivision in southwest Cobb
County commissioners will consider approving a proposed 60-home subdivision in southwest Cobb Tuesday during its regular zoning hearing. Connor Thorpe, the project’s developer, is proposing the county rezone two parcels on either side of Brown Road to develop a 60-home, single-family subdivision just south of Hiram Lithia Springs Road. The two parcels are located at 5140 and 5180 Brown Road and equal a total of 39.56 acres. Proposed homes on the lot will range from 1,450 to 3,005 square feet, and be constructed with either craftsman or traditional styles. Each house will also feature cement siding with either brick or stone accents, according to county documents. The Brown’s Crossing subdivision, as well as the back of the Martin’s Farm subdivision, are located near both parcels and would be neighboring any new homes constructed on the lots. The development has brought up concerns from nearby residents over stormwater drainage, an issue that has remained prevalent throughout the area. “We have a water problem and this water problem is well-documented,” Clithon Rice, president of the Brown’s Crossing Homeowners Association, told the Planning Commission Oct. 6. “The more buildings we have … that water has to go somewhere.” The proposed development originally began
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Doraville Goodwill Opens With 36 Jobs Filled Before First Customer Walked In
Goodwill of North Georgia HQ — Reported Regional Headquarters. A new Goodwill store and career center opened in Doraville on Friday, October 16, 2026, and the 43,000-square-foot facility at 5600 Buford Highway NE had already put 36 people to work before a single customer walked through the door. The initial workforce includes 28 retail store employees and eight career services specialists, splitting the operation between thrift retail and job placement services from day one.
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Exclusive: Kamala Harris Is Teaming Up With the NAACP to Get Voters Ready for November
Kamala Harris is heading back into the community, and this time, the focus is on making sure voters understand what’s at stake before they head to the polls. The NAACP announced that its president and CEO, Derrick Johnson, will join the former vice president for community conversations in Milwaukee on Oct. 26 and Atlanta on Oct. 29. The events are part of the organization’s broader push to educate, engage and mobilize voters ahead of the 2026 midterm elections.
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WCLK Advisory Board Member Pamela Smith Honored By City Of Atlanta
WCLK congratulates Pamela Smith, President and Chief Executive Officer of Smith Real Estate Services (SRES), on receiving a proclamation from the City of Atlanta recognizing her outstanding business achievements and civic leadership. This honor comes as Smith celebrates more than four decades of entrepreneurial excellence. Founded in 1984, Smith Real...