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Critical vote approaches for apartment-heavy Amsterdam Walk project
The Atlanta City Council on Monday will decide whether to allow one of the largest projects along the Beltline and Piedmont Park to move forward.
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When should you plan for tariff impacts? Georgia Chamber says ASAP
Tariffs could affect almost every business in every community in Georgia, according to the Georgia Chamber of Commerce.
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R. Thomas Deluxe Grill owners selling famed Buckhead restaurant
The family that has owned R. Thomas Deluxe Grill for its entire 40-year history plans to sell the restaurant, but is seeking a buyer who will continue to operate it.
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Why so many restaurants in West Midtown are closing — and what comes next
A changing landscape has affected the restaurant scene in West Midtown, from traffic and parking challenges to changes in dining habits.
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Atlanta’s post-pandemic warehouse boom wanes. Experts say that’s OK
Atlanta’s industrial sector appears to be entering a cruising altitude after its rapid ascent.
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Landmark decides to be its own landlord by buying Buckhead office park
Athens-based Landmark on Tuesday closed a deal to buy the four-building Northcreek Office Park off Northside Parkway for an undisclosed amount.
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Environmental regulator says $7.6B Hyundai plant’s wetland permit is valid
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers recently completed a reevaluation of a previously issued wetland permit for Hyundai’s 2,906-acre factory site in Georgia.
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29-building campus adds to Georgia’s expanding backlog of planned data centers
Early stage plans were submitted Tuesday for a 29-building data center campus in Columbia County, roughly 30 miles west of Augusta along I-20.
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Trump plays chicken with China: What it means for Georgia’s poultry industry
One expert said the sector where Georgia companies are most exposed on tariffs is agribusiness.
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Legislative session ends with few wins for Georgia environmentalists
Georgia's legislative session ended with few wins for environmentalists and consumer advocates concerned about the Okefenokee, data centers and rising power bills.