News

March 25, 2022

• Georgia Residents Spend More Than Average on Vehicle Costs

• AG Chris Carr Announces Mavis Tire Supply Settlement

• Publix Associates Go Green for Publix Serves Week

• Study: 2022's Most & Least Innovative States

• President Biden Announces Appointments to Federal Salary Council

• First-Time Buyers, Inventory Expected to Rebound in 2024

March 24, 2022

• GVSA Helps Amana Academy Launch West Atlanta Campus

• Venture X Enters the Atlanta Market

• MARTA, Goldman Sachs Announce $100 Million Increase to Atlanta Affordable Housing and Transit-Oriented Development Initiative

• Atlanta REALTORS Releases February 2022 Statistics on Housing Market

• Origin Investments & Kaplan Residential Announce $31.5M Land Acquisition in Metro-Atlanta, Plan 40-Acre Mixed-Use, Master-Planned Development

• North American Properties Continues Rapid Expansion of Value-Add Investment Portfolio

• Ameris Bank Announces Reduction in Overdraft Fees

• Scotland Wright Associates Formally Establish Industrial Real Estate Practice, Welcomes Will Grogan as Partner

• Kennesaw State Hosts Event to Raise Awareness About Mental Health on College Campuses

• Croy Receives Multiple Awards at Georgia ENGINEERING Awards

• Georgia State University College of Law, Alterity ADR Announce Strategic Partnership

• WorkSource Fulton Board Schedules Strategic Planning Meeting

• Gov. Kemp Signs Bill to Give $1B in Tax Credits Back to Georgians

• New Meta Study: Georgia Small Businesses Lead the Nation in Navigating Economic Challenges

• Georgia Chamber Discusses Probable Russian Cyber-Attacks

• Georgia Had an Average Sale-To-List Ratio of 100.3% In 2021

• The Most Energy Efficient Economies in the U.S.

• AAA: Cruise Travel on the Rebound In 2022

• Report Shows Georgia Masons Earn Adjusted $48K Per Year

Older Newer