Atlanta Business Chronicle

Unable to compete with the large supply of inexpensive homes in the city's outer suburbs, Atlanta's in-town neighborhoods will suffer most from the current mortgage crisis, says study.

An Atlanta city councilwoman is trying to launch an affordable-housing program based on leveraging homes abandoned due to the mortgage-lending crisis.

Increased demand for water in the metropolitan Atlanta area is forcing the Atlanta Regional Commission to look to South Carolina and Tennessee for additional supplies.

Accusations and lawsuits between designers and airport officials may delay the redesign of Georgia's international airport terminal by years.

Atlanta developers are scrambling to meet the growing demand for mixed-use development. Do they really know what they're doing?

Atlanta's redevelopment efforts for the 1996 Olympic games never reached the nearby community of Pittsburgh, but the recent renovation of a historic schoolhouse has sparked revitalization efforts throughout the forgotten neighborhood.

High-tech entrepreneurs and venture capitalists are moving to Atlanta, GA, attracted by the lower cost of living and better office space rates.

$2 billion worth of projects aim to transform downtown College Park in Atlanta, GA.

Economic development to be encouraged along the Atlanta-Macon commuter line.

Atlantic Station, an ambitious multibillion-dollar mixed-use project is ready for the first phase.

New restaurants at Atlanta's CNN Center will draw tourists to the the downtown.

Mike Bowers presents his ideas for addressing Atlanta's congestion problem.

A columnist declares the July issue of National Geographic required reading for Planners.

Development threatens the many of the nation's Civil War sites.

Ellen Dunham-Jones, a national authority on urban sprawl and the new director of Georgia Tech's College of Architecture, sees opportunities for New Urbanism in Atlanta

Atlanta's traffic backs onto surface streets as intown communities get congested.