The Thompson Buckhead Hotel officially opened in Buckhead Village in December of 2021. Invited guests toured new rooms and suites
The final piece of the puzzle for a massive re-development at Phipps Plaza that began in 2018 is now open.
A proposed 20-story primarily residential building along East Paces Ferry Road near the Buckhead Village District is a step closer
Buckhead.com sat down for an exclusive interview with Johnson for his take on being courted by Ted Turner to lead
Snap Thai Fish House, a Thai-inspired seafood restaurant, celebrated its grand opening May 1 at 3699 Lenox Road NE. The
Buckhead Butcher Shop owner Connor Boney doesn’t just want to sell his customers cuts of meat and meal accompaniments, he
Buckhead could soon be home to a Georgia State Patrol satellite post aimed at increasing patrols and reducing police response
JLL announces 3379 Peachtree, a boutique Class-A office building in Buckhead, has secured two new tenants, taking the building occupancy
Stan Benecki could have reason to take issue with the new zoning rules implemented under Special Improvement District 25 (SPI 25)
Pickleball is America’s fastest growing sport, and that trend has taken hold in the Atlanta area. Buckhead residents are picking
ADAC (Atlanta Decorative Arts Center) has been a nationally-recognized source for the interior design community for over 60 years. Once
Jackson Fine Art has been a staple of the Atlanta art scene for over thirty years. The contemporary photography gallery
The Atlanta City Council voted March 20, 2023 to put into place rigorous restrictions on new development in the Tuxedo Park
Lenox Marketplace now bears a new moniker — The Block At Phipps — but the updates to the 9.4-acre retail
State Sen. Jason Esteves (Pictured) addresses failure of Buckhead cityhood bills, outlines other legislation addressing public safety at March 9
The State Senate voted down March 2 a bill that proposed “The City of Buckhead City” and a referendum allowing
Legoland Discovery Center Atlanta closed its doors for renovation after Labor Day 2022, and it will reopen as the LEGO
The landmark estate of the late Charlie Loudermilk, located at 825 Davis Drive, sold last week for the first time
