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Portman’s plans at Amsterdam Walk underscore an ongoing shift in Atlanta’s development pattern. Developers are now targeting Intown neighborhoods in close proximity to the BeltLine — especially the Eastside Trail, where a software firm recently smashed the city’s rent record in one of the Southeast’s highest-priced office districts. Here’s a look at Portman’s new project.

Dunwoody leaders hope to create a walkable downtown and are borrowing inspiration from neighboring suburbs.

The six projects will add over 1.4 million square feet of space to the city within the next two years.

The apartment tower is one of the few to sell in Midtown, Atlanta this year, as rising interest rates and other economic pressures have sidelined both lenders and buyers.

In Atlanta, retailers have focused more expansion on suburban retail centers.

CEO Hamid Moghadam talks often about the ability to “see around the corner” — anticipating ways to adapt in business ahead of the curve. Now he has his eye on AI.

Cooper Carry, an architecture and planning firm out of Atlanta, is establishing a presence in a new city with its most recent acquisition.

Because of rising interest rates, financing for new development is more expensive and difficult to obtain for all commercial real estate projects. But one sector has seen a boom, and it seems Portman Holdings has noticed.

The company has pushed rents by as much as 35% at the Cumming shopping center, where it is seeing strong leasing demand.

The city will soon start construction on the campus that will be on the doorstep of MARTA’s rail network.