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Urbanize Atlanta

From Decatur to West End, from Chamblee to East Point and all the most fascinating places OTP, Urbanize Atlanta is there to provide architecture, urban planning, and commercial real estate development news.

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > new-marta-cq400-train-first-ride-passengers-next-week

First new MARTA CQ400 trains set to carry passengers in days. Woo!

3+ mon, 2+ week ago   (231+ words) Symbolic “first ride” event next week to signal launch of MARTA’s next-generation train fleet...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > downtown-decatur-condo-stacks-townhomes-announced-for-2026

Condos, townhomes announced near downtown Decatur for 2026

7+ mon, 3+ week ago   (353+ words) A trend toward denser housing options in east Decatur is set to continue in 2026. Following more than four years of off-and-on construction, national homebuilder Toll Brothers plans to deliver the final building at the 136-unit New Talley Station project this…...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > 11-atl-development-stories-watch-2026

10 Atlanta development stories to watch in 2026

8+ mon, 1+ week ago   (538+ words) As always, the arena of Atlanta real estate development, transit initiatives, and big infrastructure changes promises to be captivating in 2026. With so much happening in so many corners of the metro, it’s tough to whittle down a shortlist. (That’s a…...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > analysis-atl-cranes-development-multifamily-poised-comeback-2026

Analysis: Atlanta cranes could be poised for comeback in 2026

8+ mon, 4+ week ago   (504+ words) We've hardly encountered a scenario like the development dead zone and no-growth wasteland of the Great Recession. But there are data-driven reasons for the changes in a perennially hot district like Midtown, according to a year-end analysis compiled by Multifamily…...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > 1072-west-peachtree-rockefeller-photos-midtown-tallest-skyscraper-topped-out

Photos: Atlanta’s tallest skyscraper in decades has topped out

10+ mon, 6+ day ago   (403+ words) For diehard development dweebs of Atlanta, it’s a bittersweet day: The city’s tallest new building since the early 1990s is officially done climbing. No more incrementally altering the skyline with each passing week. New York City-based Rockefeller Group and contractors Turner…...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > beltline-northwest-trail-section-opening-another-launch-construction

Hurray! New Beltline section opening; another to launch construction

11+ mon, 5+ day ago   (286+ words) Multi-use trail lovers, rejoice! The third ribbon-cutting for a new Atlanta Beltline section in 2025 is on the horizon—along with another leg of trail construction. Atlanta Beltline Inc. announced today Northwest Trail-Segment 5 will officially open during a ceremony the afternoon…...

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atlanta.urbanize.city > post > jll-analysis-atl-among-top-us-talent-magnets-dominance-southeast

Analysis: Atlanta among top U.S. talent magnets, with ‘dominance’ in SE

11+ mon, 2+ week ago   (340+ words) So this explains Atlantans’ allegiance to so many different college football teams. Metro Atlanta ranks among the top magnets for highly coveted recent college graduates in the country, ahead of larger metropolitan areas such as Dallas and Houston, according to…...