Buckhead’s long-anticipated West Village police mini-precinct opened its doors June 29 with a ribbon-cutting and a show of political unity
“HUB404,” the concept of a half-mile-long park capping Ga. 400 in central Buckhead, is moving ahead after years on the
It used to be simple to decide what to do on the Fourth of July in Buckhead. The annual fireworks
Buckhead remains wealthier and is growing faster than the rest of Atlanta, according to 2020 U.S. Census data. The Atlanta
Most folks in Buckhead know there are horses stabled in Chastain Park. But even many locals don’t know the true
The Icon Buckhead apartments are slated to have a sibling tower in a phase-two project dubbed “Uber Icon.” The 35-story
Part of the Atlanta BeltLine’s Northwest Trail now has a tentative route through Buckhead, while a controversial and complicated part
Buckhead’s dynamic restaurant scene will soon include an Australian eatery, while a popular wine store plans an expanded location with
Buckhead’s Kimpton Sylvan Hotel is among the winners of a prestigious statewide historic preservation award. The hotel, which opened last
A 20-story apartment tower may rise behind Buckhead’s Restoration Hardware furnishings store. M Development’s proposed 289-unit tower would replace a
Stylish storage units have succeeded where million-dollar townhomes failed on a hot property behind Buckhead’s Landmark Diner. Space Shop Self
Expansive views of the Atlanta skyline and urban forest are a big selling point of the luxurious Heartis Buckhead senior
Is it possible for a real estate market to be too good for its own good? Interest rate increases have
On a recent weekday afternoon, two people took a smooth, relaxing drive down Piedmont and Lenox roads to Lenox Square
Buckhead’s Atlanta Police Department precinct is seeing a changing of the guard as its current commander has received a promotion
A 20-year-old plan for a massive mixed-use project next to Buckhead’s St. Regis Atlanta hotel is moving forward, with the
Some popular metro Atlanta restaurant operators are planning outposts or new concepts in Buckhead’s Lindbergh and Northside neighborhoods. New Korean
Buckhead residents Ed Garcia and Nathan Dean share a passion for photography, but they each took a lifetime to find
