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These news articles have been archived for research purposes.
May, 29
National campaign highlights Atlanta restaurants
By Leon Stafford
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Atlanta has always promoted itself as a good place to hold conventions because of the size of the Georgia World Congress Center, easy access to the city through its airport and hotel rooms galore.
June, 2
Beltline lures "Big Dig" design director
By Paul Donsky
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Veteran says he searched across the country and Europe for a project and nothing was as "grand" as this.
July 27, 2007
Atlanta No. 2 for Low HQ Costs
May, 28
TADs are local, voluntary - and beneficial
By Peggy McCormick,
Atlanta Journal Constitution Jim Wooten's recent column ("Vote 'no': TADs set foundation for corporate welfare," @issue, May 20) misses some fundamental points voters should consider regarding the proposed constitutional amendment on the ballot in November that would allow school districts to once again participate in tax allocation districts (TADs).
June, 22
A window opens on opportunity: Average-income buyer gets helping hand intown
By C.W. Cameron
For the Atlanta Journal-Constitution People from all walks of life are moving into the city of Atlanta for the convenience, the amenities and to combat traffic. But if you're someone with an average job and an average income, are you finding intown housing out of your price range?
June, 18
Governor Perdue announces Georgia selected as home for new National Health Museum
Institution adds to Georgia's growing stature as crossroads of global health.
May, 23
Mayor Leads Atlanta Delegation to Las Vegas
This week, Mayor Franklin attended the International Council of Shopping Centers (ICSC) annual conference in Las Vegas. The mayor's delegation included representatives from the Atlanta Development Authority, Atlanta Housing Authority, Central Atlanta Progress and Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport.
May, 27
Brand Atlanta National Campaign Focuses on Targeted Leisure Travel
Promotions in Place through Summer as Sustainable Funding Effort With Key Partners Moves Forward
August 22, 2006
Georgia Aquarium Lands Big Numbers
September 6, 2006
The Greening of Downtown Atlanta
August 3, 2006
Cousins to move headquarters downtown
September 26, 2006
Violent crime in Atlanta lowest since 1969
May, 17
Atlanta rankings by CEO for Cities
CEO for Cities publised "City Vital Signs: A detailed set of statistical measures for urban leaders to understand their city's performance in four key areas - talent, innovation, connections and distinctiveness." Out of the top 50 US metro regions, here's how Atlanta did...
November 25, 2006
Cities Compete in Hipness Battle to Attract Young-New York Times
May 24, 2006
Building a City Within the City of Atlanta
February 6, 2006
Urban mix lures office users to Atlantic Station
December 12, 2005
McPherson Planning Local Redevelopment Authority
December 2, 2005
2005 NAIOP Awards: Georgia Developer of The Year (Office)
November 11, 2005
Developers bank on fish tank
October 31, 2005
Business boom follows retail development intown
September 22, 2005
City Redirects $20million to Homeless
Increased tax revenue from a successful redevelopment program will allow Atlanta to contribute $20 million to a campaign against homelessness.
September 14, 2005
City of Atlanta PROVIDING AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND Job PLACEMENT ASSISTANCE
September 9, 2005
City unveils details, financing plan for Beltline
Mayor Shirley Franklin's administration on Sept. 6 took the wraps off its ambitious plan for the development of the Beltline transit and greenspace loop around intown Atlanta.
September 5, 2005
High-profile projects stir interest downtown
The mood is upbeat among landlords in the downtown office marketplace these days, with the current surge in various types of development here generating a wave of optimism on the future.
August 29, 2005
Ahead of the curve: Your eye on community development
Sewer system will be ready for BeltLine, official says.
July 11, 2005
Downtown trumpets wins, revitalization
Atlanta's downtown office market is far from dead, and some say a revitalization is on the verge of reality. At least some analysts believe filling downtown office space will only get easier from here.
July 8, 2005
BRAC and Per Capita Income
May 27, 2005
Atlanta leaders seek label that will stick
It's easy to visualize UPS and its brown trucks, or Home Depot and its orange aprons. Like a business, Atlanta would benefit greatly from marketing and a recognizable identity.
June 23, 2005
ADA Announces a BeltLine Transit Panel
The Atlanta Development Authority (ADA) has assembled a BeltLine Transit Panel to review the transit component of the BeltLine vision. At a series of public meetings, the panel will review studies and receive presentations from a variety of organizations connected with the BeltLine. This process will result in the creation of a brief white paper focusing on the BeltLine's role in Atlanta's regional transit system.
May, 14, 2008
Invesco is home at last
Invesco can now openly call Atlanta home.
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