Atlanta’s dining scene has already started 2018 with a bang. The hotly anticipated Emerald City Bagelsopened this week in East Atlanta Village, new Thai spot Chai Yo began dinner service by reservation only, and Achie’s, the new restaurant from Hugh Acheson, opened at the beginning of the month at the new Omni Hotel at [...]
Wedged between Historic Fourth Ward Park and the Atlanta BeltLine’s Eastside Trail, the site (tentatively called “760 Ralph McGill”) had been owned by Georgia Power for more than 50 years, used for staging and storing vehicles and materials. New City bought the property in October for $34 million, and Irwin [...]
Curbed has put out a great and comprehensive list of fun and exciting things to do this Winter Season here in Atlanta. It reminds us to all get out and do something today. Whether youre here on business, or here for MART Week downtown, or working on one of Atlantas many productions in development [...]
Upscale, affluent and connected to the heart of Midtown, the well-manicured enclave of Ansley Park enjoys all of the perks of Midtown with added privacy and lush landscaping. Craftsman bungalows and stately Victorian homes are nestled among lush gardens in this turn of the century planned community. Residents here include long-time garden club doyennes [...]
Brookhaven is situated just north of the Buckhead, close enough to enjoy all Buckhead has to offer, but tucked far enough away so that you can enjoy some quiet peace and relaxation. Homes in this affluent community range from 100-year old Georgian cottage estates to 1950 ranchers to current large traditional floorplans. Brookhaven Village [...]
Home to some of Atlanta’s most prominent residents, Buckhead is known as “the Beverly Hills of the South”. Just north of Midtown and South of Brookhaven, Buckhead is a combination of luxury high-rise condos, townhomes, and stately single-family homes. The area has a thriving art scene, upscale shopping, fine dining and luxury hotels. Neighborhood [...]
On Atlanta's east side, Cabbagetown is an artsy, hip place with an edge, and it attracts a diverse range of residents. Architecturally, the neighborhood consists of a variety of early 1900 lofts, townhomes and bungalows, as well as new construction lofts and condos. The community connected to Inman Park via the Krog Street Tunnel, [...]
Candler Park is a historic neighborhood about 5 minutes east of downtown and just south of Ponce De Leon Avenue. Listed on the National Register of Historic Places, Candler Park is one of Atlanta’s first suburbs and as such houses a full range of architecture from Queen Anne to Craftsman bungalows and rehabbed industrial [...]
East Atlanta is an ever-growing, constantly changing hub of culture and trends. In 2015, it was name the 3rd hottest neighborhood in the entire United States according to Redfin Corp. The area is exploding with interest from millennials and empty nesters because of the trendy restaurants, bars and boutiques. It’s a becoming an incredibly [...]
Grant Park is Atlanta’s largest and oldest historic district and surrounds its oldest city park. Established in the late 19th century, the Grant Park neighborhood the most Victorian architecture in Atlanta. Most buildings were built between the neighborhood's founding in 1882 and the first decades of the 20th century. Large two-story mansions face the park, [...]
