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Rising like a phoenix, Centennial Yards hotel reaches highest point
The developer of Centennial Yards, the $5B redevelopment of the Gulch in Downtown Atlanta, topped out construction on a 19-story hotel, which it will call Hotel Phoenix.
UDPATE: Lawmakers authorize Savannah River deepening study for Georgia ports
The U.S. Senate on Wednesday passed legislation that authorizes a study into deepening the Savannah River shipping channel, answering a call by the Georgia Ports Authority.
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Savannah Convention Center expansion nearly ready as hotel plans shared
Expanded Savannah Convention Center to host first event in new space in February, more than a year behind schedule, while plans for adjoining 400-room hotel move forward.
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Atlanta’s tallest tower snags law firm. Its new digs will take less space
A law firm is relocating its offices to Bank of America Plaza, a major recruitment for Atlanta’s tallest building.
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As development looms, residents worry conserving Pine Log is a ‘pipe dream’
A petition urging the Department of Natural Resources to buy the area often referred to as Georgia’s “Yellowstone” has garnered more than 14,000 signatures.
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Georgia Power’s rates will go up again next month. Here’s how much
After the latest in a series of increases, residential customers who pay an average of $165 for electricity each month now will see an increase of roughly 3.5% or $5.84.
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College Square revamp to create ‘handshake’ between the arch at UGA and Downtown Athens
College Square—set between UGA's iconic arch and Athens' City Hall—is getting a multimillion-dollar redesign, creating an enticing gateway to downtown's bars and restaurants.
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PrizePicks’ new HQ aims to mix Atlanta culture with Las Vegas flair
A successful startup that sprang out of Atlanta Tech Village, PrizePicks has one of the most downloaded free sports apps and is a big player in the sports fantasy market.
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This office tower was home to a Georgia government agency. It could soon become apartments
A landmark 1970s office tower in DeKalb County near Clairmont Road and I-85 is set for a second lease on life as an apartment building. It was used by the Ga. Revenue Dept.
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Portman plans a mixed-use revival of an Alpharetta office park
Atlanta-based developer Portman Holdings intends to redevelop roughly 20 acres of the massive Brookside office park near Old Milton Parkway, not far from Avalon.