
Five Points Station Transformation Under Construction
MARTA's Five Points Station Transformation (Package 5) is under construction at 30 Alabama St SW downtown, with completion expected in late 2029.

MARTA's Five Points Station Transformation (Package 5) is under construction at 30 Alabama St SW downtown, with completion expected in late 2029.

Digital Realty's proposed 282,000-square-foot carrier hotel at 713 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd is on hold amid a zoning fight in Adair Park.

Yona Point LLC has proposed a 30-unit, four-story mixed-use redevelopment at 515 Whitehall St. SW, designed by Pimsler and Hoss Architects.

Woodfield Development's 320-unit, five-story mixed-use Ashford Green Apartments has been approved at 4170 Ashford Dunwoody Road NE in Brookhaven.

Firehouse, a 10-unit affordable housing project at 26 Hilliard St. NE in Sweet Auburn, is under construction with completion expected in late 2026.

Edged Energy has completed a 450,000-square-foot, 100 MW data center at 1968 Marietta Road NW in northwest Atlanta, featuring waterless cooling and Tier III design.

Pennrose and Radiant Development Partners are building Overlook at Garson, a 130-unit affordable mixed-use project at 579 Garson Drive NE near Lindbergh MARTA.

Jamestown LP's North Point Mall redevelopment in Alpharetta is approved: 1,385 units, a 20,000-seat arena, 650 hotel rooms, and 8,750 parking spaces.

Wood Partners' 247-unit, five-story mixed-use project at 1593 Huber Street NW in West Midtown is approved, with completion targeted for late 2028.

A 625-unit mixed-use project is proposed for 1050 Murphy Ave SW, Atlanta.

Forge Atlanta proposes a 2330-unit mixed use development with 950 hotel rooms on Ted Turner Dr SW.

Brownsville Pointe, an 18-unit mixed-use project, is underway at 105 McDonough Blvd SE, Atlanta, with completion set for June 2026.
Sylvan Road Redevelopment, a 3032-unit project, approved in Atlanta.
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