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Despite economic headwinds, Jim Borders is still confident in apartment industry

"People need a place to live," said Novare Group CEO Jim Borders....

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State, local economic development officials assessing legal options after Rivian plant ruling

Ocmulgee Superior Courts Chief Judge ruled that a project for a $5 billion factory isn’t exempt from property taxes....

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Future of Cities: A look into Woodstock's urban pocket in the 'burbs

Downtown Woodstock, about 30 miles to the north of walkable Midtown Atlanta, is one of the earliest examples of giving Atlanta suburbanites a taste of...

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Atlanta's strong labor market lands it on top of Money's best places to live list

Atlanta’s strong labor market put the city on the top of Money magazine’s Best Places to Live in the U.S. list....

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Dragon Con continues convention all year with virtual platform

Virtual conventions started out of necessity amid the pandemic and have continued to transform the conference industry....

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North Georgia Land founder Bruce Carlisle helps sell land for 'top dollar'

Growing up in the Dunwoody area during the 1970s, Bruce Carlisle had a front-and-center view of the transformation of Perimeter Center from farmland i...

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One year after announcing 1,000 jobs, Visa hasn’t moved into its Atlanta office

Visa still anticipates fulfilling its 1,000-job promise by 2024 as planned and has around 300 employees work out of its staging office....

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Atlanta funding recap: EvidentID, Grayscale and more raise capital

The largest raise, a $14 million investment led by Atlanta-based venture capital firm Forté Ventures LP, went to an identification startup....

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Introducing the Atlanta Business Chronicle's 2022 class of 40 Under 40 honorees

The Chronicle editorial staff sorted through about 300 nominations, looking for individuals making a mark not just on their own organization but in th...

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