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Georgia’s builders and manufacturers steel themselves for tariff price hikes
Steel and aluminum are also critical materials used in everything from Midtown’s skyscrapers to Coca-Cola cans.
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Federal agency listed 443 properties for ‘disposal.’ It pulled them hours later
The federal agency that oversees the government’s real estate portfolio on Wednesday took down from the web a list of hundreds of office complexes it deemed “non-core assets."
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Federal government could sell its largest office buildings in Atlanta
Shortly after kickstarting its return-to-office campaign for public employees, the federal government announced its looking to sell scores of office buildings it owns.
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Savannah’s growth is on ballot with school, infrastructure tax levies
Savannah's explosive growth has stretched public schools to the breaking point, particularly in the once rural western part of the county. A penny sales tax vote is looming.
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Atlanta-based bodysuit line LUSCA disrupts women’s fashion through comfort
Attorney Toby Morgan tells the story of how she created her innovative, Atlanta-based apparel brand.
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Failed battery plant site in Georgia sold for $50M. What’s next is unclear
Shortly after pulling the plug on one of Georgia’s largest clean energy projects, a battery startup sold the development site to new ownership.
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Georgia braces for impact of Canada, Mexico and China tariffs
The threat of tariffs has generated uncertainty and concerns, as new duties on goods from Canada, Mexico and China were set to take effect.
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Sharks ‘smell blood’ in Atlanta’s office market as distress mounts
Atlanta’s urban and suburban office markets have grappled with record-setting vacancy rates since the COVID-19 outbreak normalized remote work five years ago.
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Landowners in railroad eminent domain case appeal to Georgia Supreme Court
Since the controversy began, it has pitted a politically connected railroad against longtime property owners, some whose families have ties to their land dating to slavery.
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Atlanta’s data center market isn’t just growing fast. It’s unprecedented
The Atlanta region emerged as the country’s top data center market for leasing activity in 2024, dethroning Northern Virginia for the first time.