The group plans to transform the industrial block into Forge Atlanta, a mixed-use space featuring housing, shops, dining and ...

Webstar Technology Group and Forge Atlanta Asset Management acquired a 10-acre sight in downtown Atlanta for a mixed-use ...

After its return in 2024 from several cancelations, the Peach Drop is back once again — this time, taking flight in a new way ...

Mental pictures of a place don’t necessarily tell you about a place. They tell you what the person conjuring that place thinks or feels about it. Those thoughts and feelings are shaped by a cocktail ...

Webstar Technology Group, Inc. (OTCPK: WBSR) and its development subsidiary, Forge Atlanta Asset Management, announce the closing of a 10--acre parcel at Ted Turner Drive SW and Whitehall Street SW in ...

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - A large new housing project is set to rise in downtown Atlanta, just northwest of Georgia State University. The 31-story development, spearheaded by New Jersey-based RBH Group, ...

FULTON COUNTY, Ga. - The City of Atlanta has announced that there will not be a Peach Drop New Year's Eve celebration in downtown Atlanta. "This year, the City dedicated our resources to celebrating ...

Fourteen percent of Atlanta residents experience food insecurity, according to Invest Atlanta. That's why a new municipal grocery store, Azalea Fresh Market, was opened in Atlanta's downtown corridors ...

Forthcoming downtown Atlanta hotel Signia by Hilton Atlanta, has announced its six new food and beverage concepts. The 976-room hotel is expected to open its doors in January 2024, according to a news ...

The downtown Atlanta of a century ago was unrecognizable compared to today. Atlanta was still in its first decades as Georgia’s largest city, surpassing Savannah. Electric streetcars zipped around ...

Atlanta police have blocked off a Downtown Atlanta street on Saturday afternoon as they respond to an incident at the ...

Atlanta's largest firms' continuing exodus from the city's historic business core is part of a trend some saw as inevitable. Two firms are the latest to announce they planned to move their Atlanta ...