News

May 23, 2018

• Equifax Survey Highlights Biggest Pain Points for Property Managers in Today's Rental Marketplace

• Housing Economists Call for Increase in Home Construction

• Nearly Half of Office Workers Value Community in the Workplace

May 22, 2018

• Atlanta City Council OKs Piedmont Park Expansion

• City of Atlanta Selected to Host PeopleForBikes Conference in May 2019

• Atlanta In Top 20 Most Prosperous Large Cities in the U.S.

• Argonne Capital Successfully Closes $530mm Continuation Fund Vehicle

• Exide Expands Motive Power Offering with Acquisition of Aker Wade Power Technologies

• Atlanta Jazz Festival Partners with Startup Social Media App Spokehub

• 2018 SouthEast Emmy Awards

• Georgia State Professor Receives $1.5M NIH Grant to Study Nerve Function

• Attorney Jennifer Gore-Cuthbert Wins Georgia Legal Award For “Best Social Mediator”

• Chamberlain Hrdlicka Welcomes New Attorney Paul Barba To Atlanta Office

• Amy L. Hanna Keeney Earns ANSI-Accredited Certified Information Privacy Professional Certification

• Speaker David Ralston Attends White House Speakers Conference

• Charlie Harper: Georgia Tax Burden Lowest In Nation

• Record April Boosts Savannah's Containerized Trade

• Georgia Credit Union Affiliates Inspires during 2018 Annual Convention

• Huge Hospital Merger Still Unfinished after State’s OK

• Georgia AG Carr Leads Coalition in Support of Expanding Small Business Healthcare Options

• Kia Ranked As One Of 2018's Most Trusted Automotive Brands By AMCI Global

• Realtors Say Commercial Market on the Upswing, Construction Activity Sluggish

• New Construction Starts in April Pull Back 13%

• Redfin Report: Homes Sold Faster Than Ever in April; Prices Rose 7.6%

• New Study Finds Mobile Technologies and Connectivity Poised to Transform Heavy Construction Projects

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