News

May 16, 2022

• Georgia Sees 13.7% Increase in Median Rent, 12th Largest in U.S.

• A Look at Who’s Running in the Big Races

• Digital Realty Contracts for 158 Megawatts of New Renewable Energy in California and Georgia

• Secretary Raffensperger Hosts She Leads Virtual Workshop on Developing Your Fundraising Strategy

• New Survey Finds U.S. Pre-Departure Testing Is Significant Barrier to International Travel and Economic Recovery

• Study Reveals the Best and Worst US Cities for Freelancers

• Survey Results Show Parents Have a Long Way to Go to Prepare Financially Self-sufficient Youth

May 13, 2022

• Denise Ray Wins 2022 AJC Nursing Leadership Award

• Compass of Greater Atlanta Expands Reach to Marietta

• Clarion Partners, Westbridge Begin Final Phase of Award-Winning Stockyards Atlanta with 926 Brady

• GPS Hospitality Announces the Promotion of Mike Kovac to Chief Operating Officer for Popeyes and Pizza Hut

• Agilysys Names Veteran Technology Marketer Terrie O’Hanlon as Chief Marketing Officer

• REALTOR from Atlanta Wins National Award

• AYSPS Alumni, Both Company Founders, Receive Main Street Entrepreneurs Seed Funds

• BankUnited Hires Commercial Real Estate Banking Executive Serving Southeast Region of U.S. from New Atlanta Office

• Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Georgia Properties Awarded 2021 BristolNet Partner of the Year

• Project Equity Launches an Initiative to Retain Black-owned Legacy Businesses

• Jim Sibley Named Director Portfolio Management for St. Bourke

• Alair Homes Decatur Wins Two National Contractor of the Year Awards

• Georgia Department of Revenue to Begin Issuing Special, One-Time Tax Refunds

• Record Early Voting Turnout Continues On

• Blue Bird Unveils Groundbreaking Electric Vehicle Platform at 2022 ACT Expo

• Why Georgia Gas Prices May Still Increase Until Mid-June

• EV Maker Rivian Stands by Production Target Despite Supply-chain Snarls

• 10.2% Of the Georgia Population Is Foreign-Born, Below U.S. Average

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