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Three New Heart of the Arts Storefront Installations Enliven Midtown Sidewalks
The latest Heart of the Arts installations have a common theme: finding hope and connection through the tumultuous times we are living in. They’ll make their debut just in time for Valentine’s Day, so stroll by with a loved one or make a socially distanced coffee date to see them with a friend.
MARTA Army Provides Vital Support During Pandemic
MARTA currently has no shortage of challenges keeping it busy: its ridership - and therefore revenue - are still down due to COVID, and there are a number of new protocols in place it must meet to keep employees and riders safe. Fortunately for the transit agency, it has also had MARTA Army, an enthusiastic local nonprofit partner in its corner throughout the past year to help support its mission. 
Arts District Plaza Construction Kicks Off Next Month
The updates to Arts District Plaza include new lighting, seating and landscaping on the Southeast and Southwest corners of the intersection. The centerpiece of the plaza will be Dorothy Berge’s 1968 sculpture, Sabine Woman, which is making a triumphant return to Midtown after spending some time away from the spotlight.

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January 2021 DRC Recap: Promenade Site Improvements Get Green Light
The Midtown DRC began 2021 with a presentation by Cousins Properties for improvements to its Promenade building, located at 1230 Peachtree Street.
Midtown Heart of the Arts Program Brings Art to Forefront of District
Midtown’s street level experience is coming alive this winter with Heart of the Arts, a new program launching with a series of temporary art installations in vacant retail storefronts.
Major Tree Planting Project Taking Place in Midtown
Winter means sparse foliage and even sparser crowds in Midtown - and that means it’s the perfect time to replace any dying or fallen street trees.
By the Numbers: Midtown DRC 2020 Highlights
The past year has been full of uncertainty for every industry, and real estate is no exception. But the number of presentations to the Midtown Development Review Committee over the past 12 months prove developers are still bullish on the district. 
Lord Aeck Sargent Presents Renovation Project for 1280 West Peachtree
The DRC concluded 2020 with a presentation by Lord Aeck Sargent on proposed improvements to 1280 West, a 40-story condo tower on 16th Street between West Peachtree and Spring Street. The Homeowner’s Association seeks to update the post-modern building with an exterior “refresh” that includes modifying the building façades and roofing to accentuate the verticality of the tower and to address deferred maintenance items. 
IPIC Slated to Open in December 2020 at Colony Square
Colony Square’s $400 million redevelopment is taking a major step forward this month with its luxury movie theatre, IPIC, scheduled to open later this December.
Have a Cup of Cheer in Midtown
If you’re looking for a place to spend a socially distanced evening out, there are several holiday pop-ups around Midtown to add to your list. Their themes range from winter wonderland to the tropics to your favorite 90s Christmas movie, and you can explore them all within our 1.2 square mile district.
DRC Proposals Include Adaptive Reuse Restaurant Project, 31-Story Student Housing Tower
The Midtown Development Review Committee (DRC) met Nov. 10 to review two proposals, one that would bring a new restaurant and outdoor dining and another for a new 31-story mixed-use student housing tower. Read details about each project and see the DRC’s recommendations here.
Path to Reopening: Bank of America Plaza Has Room For Everyone
The owners of Bank of America Plaza, the tallest building in the Southeast, are going to great lengths to ensure their office tenants are staying safe during the COVID-19 pandemic. 
Check Out These New Parklet Designs for Spring Street and West Peachtree
While Atlanta Department of Transportation crews are hard at work on a “quick build” bike lane project on Spring Street, Midtown Alliance is looking ahead to the rare opportunity to create more open space in the district.
Meet New APD Zone 5 Commander Maj. Prenzinna Spann
By most any metric, 2020 has been a difficult year. Fortunately for Major Prenzinna Spann, the new Zone 5 Commander for Atlanta Police Department, she already knows her city and patrolling area like the back of her hand. 
Capital City Real Estate Presents Plans for 24-Story Tower on Peachtree
Known as The Rhapsody, this high-end residential building has 270 apartments and 55 condominiums with separate lobbies accessed from Peachtree Street. See what the Midtown Development Review Committee thought of this new proposal here.
Colony Square Gears Up for 2021 Grand Reopening With New Restaurants, Theatre
The reimagining of Colony Square is taking shape, with new restaurant and retail signs beginning to blink on and major office tenants moving in. The project's grand reopening is slated for spring 2021.
Many Groups Working to Untangle Homelessness During the Pandemic
We spoke to homeless outreach organizations with active street teams serving the Midtown area – and across the city – to ask how they’ve adjusted their field work in the middle of a global health crisis, what services they’re currently offering and how you can help support their efforts.
City of Atlanta Street Racing Update
It's a challenge in cities across the US that has found a home in Atlanta, but with no easy answers. Here's the latest.
Walkable Midtown Holds Slightly Different Meaning for Seniors
More senior residents of Midtown will definitely find amenities including restaurants and shops, an easy to navigate street grid that generally lays flat and MARTA rail stations and bus stops. But those with less mobility still encounter some challenges navigating the district on foot. We spoke to two Lutheran Towers residents about how we can improve our transportation network to make it work for those from 8 to 80+.
Midtown Blue Marks 20 Years of Supplemental Public Safety
In celebration of this milestone, here's a look at the work of Midtown Blue in pictures.
Midtown Street Grid Helps Visually Impaired Navigate on Foot, But Challenges Remain
In celebration of the Americans with Disabilities Act turning 30 this year, we’re talking with people about their experience using Midtown's transportation network. Meet Adam Hinchliffe, who is visually impaired and works in Midtown.
Selig Enterprises’ 1105 West Peachtree Already Transforming Midtown
We checked in with Steve Baile, President and Chairman of the Board, and Malloy Peterson, Senior Vice President of Development, about the project’s progress and how they have continued to stay on schedule during a difficult year for the construction industry.
As ADA Turns 30, Some Progress But Midtown Still Has Work to Do On Streets and Sidewalks
We recognize that some good work has been done, but many tenets of the ADA still have not been realized. That's why we are speaking with people whose experiences can help us improve the design of our transportation network.
The Fox Theatre Restoring Its ‘Heart and Soul’ During Shutdown
The Fox Theatre in Midtown Atlanta has an energy of its own, standing at the corner of Peachtree Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue as a symbol of not only arts and culture but also public life. Due to COVID-19, that historic street corner has remained largely quiet since mid-March, with a silence that seems to permeate the district.
They’re Back: Shareable Scooters, Bikes, and e-Bikes Return to Atlanta
With the City’s updated regulations for scooter operators, a new-and-improved system for the shareable Relay bikeshare system, and new bike and scooter lanes coming online, summer 2020 is gearing up to be the summer of shared-use mobility.
LIT Lane Projects Present Opportunities to Reimagine Parking Spaces
Construction crews are currently hard at work transforming a section of Midtown’s fast-moving Spring Street to make way for a permanent new bicycle lane, with lane restriping that is scheduled to begin later this month. Work is planned to begin this fall on a similar project on West Peachtree Street, which runs parallel to Spring Street.
MARTA Doubles Down on Strategies to Bring Riders Back When Pandemic Subsides 
MARTA stations are emptier than usual due to the COVID-19 pandemic, but public transportation is still key to keeping the district accessible for all Atlantans. MARTA CEO and GM Jeffrey A. Parker spoke to us about how the agency is navigating these difficult times his thoughts on the future of the public transit industry.
Meet Midtown Green’s Andre Turner
By being out on the streets performing duties like trash and graffiti removal and landscaping, the Green team sees more of Midtown than the average person. For Green Team Member Andre “Dre” Turner, who has worked for Midtown Green since 2007, that means seeing the district transform into a denser, more urban place. 
Sky-High: Drone Pics Capture the Latest Development Activity
Those who have been away from Midtown since the pandemic would be surprised to see what's changed over the past six months. We sent our drone skyward to capture progress on a few development projects around the district.
Construction on Midtown Hotel Continues During Industry-Wide Uncertainty
A hotel under construction on a historic corner of Midtown has stayed on schedule, despite the COVID-19 pandemic’s impact on the economy and hospitality industry. Noble Investment Group’s dual-branded hotel rises and will reach a height of 180 feet above the street level, or 14 stories, at the corner of Peachtree Street and Ponce de Leon Avenue.
How Atlantic Yards Project Landed Microsoft Amid COVID-19 Pandemic
Microsoft Corp. is making a major move into greater Midtown Atlanta while the economy is facing the worst economic fallout since the 1930’s due to COVID-19. But the promise of a robust talent pool from area universities, proximity to other tech giants like NCR Corp. and a history of successful public-private partnerships helped solidify Microsoft’s decision to put down roots in Midtown.
Midtown Restaurants Reopen for Dine-In Service With New Safety Protocols
We spoke with the owners of three Midtown restaurants — Steve Simon of Fifth Group Restaurants, including South City Kitchen, Ecco and Lure; Craig Richards of Lyla Lila; and Hugh Acheson of Empire State South— about these past few challenging months and their next chapters.
Meet Midtown Blue Public Safety Officer Terry Sadler
Although the public safety officers share the same job title, the public safety program allows each to focus on areas they are passionate about. Some PSOs have focused on homelessness and helping people with job placement. Terry Sadler, who has worked at Midtown Blue for four years, is particularly dedicated to helping at-risk youth.
High Museum of Art Welcomes Guests Back in July
Art provides entertainment, provokes thought, breaks down barriers and teaches people about different cultures. At a time when the world needs art more than ever, the High Museum is reopening its doors, and it’s ready to welcome people back in a safe and responsible way for everyone.
Midtown Receives $750K Grant From SRTA For 5th Street Complete Street Project
Proposed improvements include a two-way protected cycle track, mid-block pedestrian crossings, ADA compliant sidewalks and crosswalks, new and upgraded traffic, bike and pedestrian signals and enhanced protection and increased visibility of Light Individual Transportation (LIT) lanes. 
Midtown Alliance Receives $750K Grant From 
State Road & Tollway Authority For 5th Street ‘Complete Street’ Project
June 2020 DRC Recap: Cousins, Portman Present Updates for Tower Projects
The Midtown Development Review Committee hosted their second virtual meeting on June 9 and saw follow-up presentations from two projects, which combined will bring more than a million square feet of new office space to Midtown.
Path to Reopening: Olive Bistro Sticks With To-Go Orders, Outdoor Dining … For Now
We caught up with independent restaurant owner Kay Masri to find out what’s working and what policy changes restaurants need in order to outlast the pandemic.
Arts and Cultural Organizations Expand Reach by Going Virtual
The Center for Puppetry Arts and Whole World Improv Theatre are making the most of their time offstage to expand their virtual offerings. They're finding out an online platform provides endless possibilities and a reach far beyond the boundaries of Midtown.
Path to Reopening: Atlanta Botanical Garden Helps Visitors Find Room to Bloom
We spoke with Mary Pat Matheson, CEO of Atlanta Botanical Garden, about the safety protocols the garden has in place for its reopening. Find out what you need to know before planning a trip to the garden here.
Midtown Green Adds Daily Disinfecting Detail to Public Right-of-Way Cleaning
Midtown Alliance’s Midtown Green team is stepping up its disinfecting and sanitization efforts in preparation for everyone’s return to the district, whenever that might be. In the past several weeks, the maintenance and operations team started acquiring equipment and supplies to sanitize surfaces in the public right-of-way like trash cans, pedestrian beacon buttons and benches. 
Getting Tested for COVID-19: Why You Should Do It, and What to Expect
The Georgia Department of Public Health is now encouraging everyone to get tested in order to assess the scope and breadth of the pandemic’s reach. There are numerous locations available to get tested in and around Midtown, with or without symptoms. 
Trend: Even Before Covid-19, Midtown Workers Are Driving to Work a Lot Less
Pre-COVID-19, Midtown commuters were driving to work less often than they used to, and trying transit and telework more. Now, teleworking becomes a crucial strategy for employers.
May DRC Recap: Portman Presents Plans for Historic Funeral Home
Portman on May 12 presented plans for the site of the historic H.M. Patterson & Son-Spring Hill Chapel building. The funeral chapel building will serve as the centerpiece for a mixed-use project with a hotel, office, retail and residential space.
Midtown Improvement District Celebrates 20-Year Milestone
With this milestone comes a long list of completed corridor improvements, public open space, art installations, public safety, maintenance, and other programs that add value to the district. 
With City Under Lockdown, Crime in Midtown Drops Significantly
Without question, the circumstances are unique. But a recent snapshot shows how crime is shifting. Part 1 Crimes in the Midtown Improvement District are down 14 percent this year compared to the same point in time in 2019, according to statistics from APD.
Safer Streets: City of Atlanta Commits to Vision Zero Policy
New legislation aims to eliminate traffic deaths and crashes with speed limit reductions, data-driven approaches and other interventions that make streets safer for pedestrians, cyclists and motorists.
Cafe Intermezzo Exceeds Food Drive Goal By Providing 28K Meals
After helping to promote Cafe Intermezzo's event on social media, one of our staffers volunteered Friday and Saturday to help unload trucks and pack boxes of food for those out-of-work in the food service industry due to the COVID-19 pandemic. Here’s what her experience was like and how the event turned out.
Midtown ATL Cares: Acts of Compassion During COVID-19
Cases of coronavirus in Georgia have surpassed 5,000, with numbers rising by the day. Atlanta is in lockdown mode, and still, somehow, people are finding ways to help each other like never before. 
Quiet Streets: Car, Bike, Transit and Ped Activity Drops Sharply
Data show steep declines in travel activity while City remains under Stay at Home order.
Midtown Restaurants Adjust to New Requirements During COVID-19
The COVID-19 pandemic is changing the way all companies do business, at least temporarily, but the restaurant industry is likely making the hardest adjustments of all in order to flatten the curve and keep their staff and customers safe.
How to Be Smart About Telework During COVID-19
Take that telework policy up a notch by formalizing communication with supervisors, making boundaries with those you share space with and more.
District 2 Councilman Farokhi Hosts Virtual Town Hall About COVID-19 For Residents
Online conversation discussed resources for residents, APS updates, and the do's and don'ts of social distancing rules.

In the News

February 2021
New renderings provide closeup of Midtown highway-capping park vision
Urbanize ATL | Feb 24, 2021
Midtown Connector would cap 10 blocks of interstate with park, reconnect streets
Atlanta Intown | Feb 23, 2021
Microsoft confirms Atlanta as major East Coast hub
Biz Chronicle | Feb 11, 2021
Gov. Brian Kemp, AMayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Microsoft leaders discuss Microsoft’s expansion in Atlanta
Microsoft | Feb 11, 2021
More Permits Filed For Woodfield Development’s 284-Unit SoNo High-Rise
What Now Atlanta | Feb 10, 2021
Nova Sushi & Asian Bistro Rolls Out Second Restaurant in Midtown
What Now Atlanta | Feb 9, 2021
Fortna Announces New Global Headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia
DC Velocity | Feb 9, 2021
Shake Shack to open Piedmont Park-adjacent restaurant
Biz Chronicle | Feb 9, 2021
How a Georgia Tech hotel's struggles mirror the strained hospitality sector
Biz Chronicle | Feb 8, 2021
Midtown Alliance brings art to the heart of the city
Biz Chronicle | Feb 7, 2021
Midtown attractions connect with audiences during pandemic
Biz Chronicle | Feb 6, 2021
MARTA upgrades rail; riders may return as offices reopen as pandemic fades
Saporta Report | Feb 6, 2021
Midtown’s Arts District Plaza Renovation To Begin Next Month
What Now Atlanta | Feb 5, 2021
Viewpoint: Midtown is coming back to life from pandemic slow-downs
Biz Chronicle | Feb 5, 2021
Midtown takes pride in developing outdoor spaces
Biz Chronicle | Feb 5, 2021
Behold Google's future views from atop Midtown's forthcoming three-tower project
Urbanize ATL | Feb 4, 2021
Greystar Moves Forward On 32-Story Micro-Unit Project
What Now Atlanta | Feb 3, 2021
Blocks of Midtown Bike Lanes Debut, But Work Remains to be Done
Urbanize ATL | Feb 2, 2021
The Triumphant Return of the Sabine Woman
Saporta Report | Feb 1, 2021
January 2021
Burgers, Vietnamese, health food destined for Colony Square food hall
Biz Chronicle | Jan 29, 2021
First Look: SCAD's Revised Plans for Under-Construction Midtown Project
Urbanize ATL | Jan 27, 2021
Heart of the Arts: Storefront murals and exhibitions bring diverse artistry to Midtown
Atlanta INTown | Jan 24, 2021
Hanover Advances 40-Story Midtown Tower With Land Development Permit Filing
What Now Atlanta | Jan 23, 2021
Hala Moddelmog to receive the Atlanta Business Chronicle's Ann Cramer Lifetime Achievement Award
Biz Chronicle | Jan 20, 2021
Midtown Atlanta's historic 'Castle' sold at auction
Biz Chronicle | Jan 16, 2021
Pour Taproom opening Three Story location in Midtown
AJC | Jan 14, 2021
New Midtown hotel will feature culinary theater
Biz Chronicle | Jan 12, 2021
NCR Makes Bid to Buy World's Largest ATM Operator
Biz Chronicle | Jan 12, 2021
1105 West Peachtree’s Tallest of Three Towers Tops Out, Is Slated For Fall 2021 Completion
What Now Atlanta | Jan 6, 2021
December 2020
New Smoothie Concept Planned in Midtown
What Now Atlanta | Dec 27, 2020
Midtown Turning Vacant Storefronts Into Art Installations
What Now Atlanta | Dec 25, 2020
Midtown Union closes on $210M construction financing for Invesco's new HQ office tower (Video)
Curbed | Dec 23, 2020
Colony Square's Sukoshi Returns from Pandemic Hiatus in January
Biz Chronicle | Dec 22, 2020
Midtown Launches Heart of the Arts Program to Display Art in Vacant Storefronts
The Atlanta Voice | Dec 22, 2020
Midtown Alliance Launches Heart of the Arts Program
Atlanta Daily World | Dec 22, 2020
IPIC Movie Theater Opens December 17 at Colony Square in Midtown
Eater Atlanta | Dec 17, 2020
SCAD Atlanta buys two Midtown towers for significant campus expansion
Biz Chronicle | Dec 11, 2020
Midtown Bright's Light Installer Helps Make District Shine
AJC | Dec 10, 2020
Kimpton lands hotel project in massive Midtown Union development
Biz Chronicle | Dec 10, 2020
Tin Lizzy’s Taco Americana Opens In Former Princi Italia Space
What Now Atlanta | Dec 1, 2020
November 2020
Dallas real estate giant buys prime development site next to Margaret Mitchell House
Biz Chronicle | Nov 30, 2020
‘Innovative’ Concept From Cafe Intermezzo CEO Looking to Break Restaurant Norms in Colony Square
What Now Atlanta | Nov 30, 2020
A global health innovation district to be developed in Midtown
Saporta Report | Nov 16, 2020
Austin Developer Plans 31-Story Co-Living Tower Near Georgia Tech
Bisnow | Nov 9, 2020
iPic Theater’s Opening Up Its Very Own Restaurant, Serena Pastificio, in Colony Square
What Now Atlanta | Nov 6, 2020
New Parklet Designs Unveiled For Spring Street, West Peachtree
What Now Atlanta | Nov 6, 2020
Atlanta Botanical Garden’s holiday event returns with limited capacity
AJC | Nov 5, 2020
Georgia Tech total enrollment reaches almost 40,000
AJC | Nov 5, 2020
Mary Rose Taylor, brain-health advocate, founder of the Margaret Mitchell House dies
AJC | Nov 3, 2020
October 2020
Georgia Restaurant Association seeks to make sidewalk dining easier for restaurants
Biz Chronicle | Oct 29, 2020
Cafe Agora is Expanding its Turkish-Inspired Midtown Mediterranean Restaurant
What Now Atlanta | Oct 28, 2020
More Details on SmoQue Burger, Coming to Collective At CODA Tech Square
What Now Atlanta | Oct 24, 2020
Mukja ready to serve up Korean fried chicken in Midtown
AJC | Oct 22, 2020
GoodFellas Grand ‘Re-Opening’ In Midtown Includes New Home Park Pizzeria
What Now Atlanta | Oct 22, 2020
The Fox Theatre To Get ‘Miracle’ Christmas Pop-Up
What Now Atlanta | Oct 22, 2020
40 West 12th Tops Out, Opens Presentation Gallery
What Now Atlanta | Oct 15, 2020
A 24-story Midtown residential tower features unprecedented concept for Atlanta
Biz Chronicle | Oct 14, 2020
The Team Keeping Midtown Green
Saporta Report | Oct 12, 2020
Atlanta popsicle purveyors King of Pops to open stand at Colony Square's Plaza
Biz Chronicle | Oct 9, 2020
D.C. Developer Proposing 24-Story Midtown Condo Tower Along Peachtree Street
Bisnow | Oct 9, 2020
Midtown’s Colony Square, amid $400M redevelopment, opening new public plaza
AJC | Oct 7, 2020
CBRE Reveals Vision for Phase II Renovations to Tower Square in Midtown
What Now Atlanta | Oct 5, 2020
September 2020
Midtown Atlanta's historic 'Castle' to be auctioned
Biz Chronicle | Sep 30, 2020
High Rise Development Still In Demand IN Midtown
Biz Chronicle | Sep 25, 2020
Midtowners Can ‘Book a Sweat’ at SweatHouz Infrared Sauna Studio Starting Sept. 25
What Now Atlanta | Sep 20, 2020
San Diego-Based CommonGrounds Workplace Opens Midtown Facility
What Now Atlanta | Sep 16, 2020
Midtown Union Hotel To Get Underway, Operator Remains A Mystery
Bisnow | Sep 14, 2020
Georgia’s top court hands down bad news for two big Midtown billboards
Saporta Report | Sep 10, 2020
Get details on Politan Row food hall opening at Colony Square in Midtown next year
AJC | Sep 9, 2020
The Varsity launches re-imagined carhop experience
AJC | Sep 7, 2020
August 2020
Kabbage HQ To Remain in Atlanta after Amex Acquisition
Hypepotamus | Aug 26, 2020
Georgia Tech plans $750M expansion of Technology Enterprise Park; would create 5,000 jobs
Biz Chronicle | Aug 18, 2020
American Express acquires loan lending platform Kabbage
Biz Chronicle | Aug 18, 2020
Two New Restaurants Open In Midtown
Eater Atlanta | Aug 13, 2020
Ruby Chow’s Chef Guy Wong to Open Big Boss Chinese in Midtown
Eater Atlanta | Aug 10, 2020
Real Estate Icon Selig’s Grand Leap in Midtown
Atlanta Jewish TImes | Aug 10, 2020
Cousins CEO may have dropped a hint about Google's massive Midtown Atlanta expansion
Biz Chronicle | Aug 3, 2020
July 2020
MARTA North Avenue development takes step forward
AJC | Jul 30, 2020
Rockefeller Group pays near record price for one of Midtown's prime high-rise development sites
Biz Chronicle | Jul 28, 2020
Midtown interstate deck supporters seek public input
AJC | Jul 27, 2020
Colony Square offering 23K SF for companies that want to 'Flip the Switch'
Bisnow | Jul 22, 2020
Resilience During the Pandemic: The Center for Puppetry Arts Continues Its Storytelling Magic
Saporta Report | Jul 20, 2020
New restaurant appears set for Midtown's 1180 Peachtree tower
Biz Chronicle | Jul 17, 2020
StreetLights Names Midtown Tower Adjacent St. Mark United Methodist ‘The Hadley,’ Breaks Ground
What Now Atlanta | Jul 15, 2020
Rockefeller Group, Selig Enterprises form joint venture on Midtown luxury condo tower
Biz Chronicle | Jul 15, 2020
Midtown's Complete Streets effort among three projects in metro Atlanta to receive state funding
Saporta Report | Jul 11, 2020
New 26-story apartment tower by historic Midtown church gets $72M construction loan
Biz Chronicle | Jul 10, 2020
June 2020
AT&T selling CNN Center, eventually relocating CNN to Ted Turner Campus in Midtown
AJC | Jun 29, 2020
Piedmont Park: The Green Heart is Still Beating
Saporta Report | Jun 29, 2020
Silverlake Ramen now open in Midtown
AJC | Jun 26, 2020
Midtown gets state transportation funds
Atlanta Intown | Jun 25, 2020
Tech Company to bring 465 jobs to Baltimore Place
Biz Chronicle | Jun 25, 2020
Mediterranean Grill Aviva By Kameel Opens Friday in Midtown
Eater Atlanta | Jun 25, 2020
NCR names Timothy Oliver New CFO
Biz Chronicle | Jun 22, 2020
Despite pandemic, intown Atlanta housing market stays hot
Biz Chronicle | Jun 19, 2020
Empire State South, Momonoki Reopen in Midtown
Eater Atlanta | Jun 17, 2020
Midtown’s Colony Square to host social distancing events, virtual yoga
AJC | Jun 16, 2020
Emory, state of Georgia collaborate on COVID-19 response
Emory News Center | Jun 16, 2020
Law firm signs major lease at Bank of America Plaza, continues area’s momentum
Biz Chronicle | Jun 15, 2020
Cousins, Portman projects show confidence in Atlanta economic rebound
Biz Chronicle | Jun 12, 2020
Board promotes managing director to lead Center for Puppetry Arts, which nears reopening
Biz Chronicle | Jun 8, 2020
Why it matters Portman and Cousins are designing two new Midtown office towers right now
Biz Chronicle | Jun 4, 2020
May 2020
Colony Square Installing UVC Lighting In Offices To ‘Purify and Destroy Airborne Bio-Contaminants’
What Now Atlanta | May 4, 2020
Google gobbles more Midtown office space
Biz Chronicle | May 3, 2020
33-Story ‘903 Peachtree Tower’ Poised To Go Vertical in Midtown
What Now Atlanta | May 3, 2020
Tech companies still poised for expansion in Midtown, filling up new office space
Biz Chronicle | May 1, 2020
Georgia Tech holds ‘atypical’ virtual commencement celebration
AJC | May 1, 2020
April 2020
Midtown's The Varsity Reopens Its Drive-In
What Now Atlanta | Apr 30, 2020
Georgia Tech alum plays role in bringing free COVID-19 testing to university
Biz Chronicle | Apr 13, 2020
How BIDs like Midtown Alliance Are Helping Small Businesses
Streetsense | Apr 3, 2020
Georgia Tech researchers make 10K face shields for Atlanta hospitals
AJC | Apr 3, 2020
Midtown ATL Cares: Acts of Compassion During COVID-19
Midtown ATL | Apr 2, 2020
Midtown Restaurants Adjust to New Requirements During COVID-19
Midtown ATL | Apr 2, 2020
Atlanta Population Boom: Region poised to 'bounce back'
Biz Chronicle | Apr 2, 2020
High Museum, other Atlanta attractions to offer free virtual field trips
AJC | Apr 2, 2020
March 2020
'Hamilton' gets new dates at The Fox Theatre
Atlanta Intown | Mar 27, 2020
New J5 condo community in Midtown ready for move-ins this April
Atlanta Intown | Mar 27, 2020
Midtown development starts community-wide game of ‘I spy’
AJC | Mar 27, 2020
Green Market at Piedmont Park to offer pickup service
AJC | Mar 25, 2020
Applause erupts from Midtown balconies every night as a 'thank you' to healthcare workers, first responders
11 Alive | Mar 22, 2020
Local theater’s costume department shifts gears to make face masks for hospitals
WSB-TV | Mar 22, 2020
New 33-story Midtown project secures over $100M in construction financing
Biz Chronicle | Mar 16, 2020
El Burro Pollo opens inside Coda's The Collective
Biz Chronicle | Mar 13, 2020
Midtown high-rise on Peachtree Street to feature dozens of micro units
Biz Chronicle | Mar 11, 2020
How a new $50M residential project fits on a rapidly developing block in Midtown
Biz Chronicle | Mar 10, 2020
Surge in Midtown visitors underscores subdistrict’s explosive growth
Curbed | Mar 9, 2020
34-story mixed-use complex proposed for prominent Midtown corner on Peachtree 6
Curbed | Mar 6, 2020
How a 34-story tower will transform Midtown HQ of Big Brothers, Big Sisters
Biz Chronicle | Mar 6, 2020
MARTA's Refreshed Arts Center Stop, and more station upgrades to follow
Curbed | Mar 6, 2020

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