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Pinnacle Financial Partners to establish corporate headquarters in Midtown Atlanta

Sat, 27 Jun 2026 01:10:00 -0400

Midtown Atlanta’s corporate boom continues to accelerate as Nashville-based Pinnacle Financial Partners announced it will establish its new corporate headquarters at Ten Twenty Spring, a newly completed 25-story office tower anchoring the Spring Quarter district.

The financial institution has signed a major lease for 165,000 square feet spanning five full floors of the Class-A Midtown development. The move will relocate approximately 400 team members, including key senior and executive leadership, to Atlanta by the second half of 2027.

Mayor Dickens rolls out a $5 billion neighborhood reinvestment plan, asking Atlanta to extend its tax-allocation districts to 2050

Wed, 01 Oct 2025 16:30:00 -0400

Mayor Andre Dickens unveiled a $5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative on Tuesday, a sweeping plan that would direct fresh city money into affordable housing, transit, and grocery and health-care access in seven historically underinvested Atlanta neighborhoods — but only if the city can extend the lifespan of its eight tax-allocation districts until 2050.

The mayor announced the plan at a Tuesday-morning event and released a draft project list that the city’s economic-development team has been compiling since the spring. The plan still requires sign-off from the Atlanta City Council, Fulton County, and Atlanta Public Schools, all of whom would need to forgo property-tax revenue they would otherwise collect for the next 25 years.

Centennial Yards opens The Mitchell, its first residential tower downtown, marking the start of a $5 billion reshaping of The Gulch

Thu, 04 Sep 2025 14:00:00 -0400

The first residential tower at Centennial Yards has opened for tenants, more than a decade after the project’s origin as a parking-lot deal between the city and the Atlanta Falcons and years after the development nearly collapsed under its own weight.

The opening of The Mitchell — a single 19-story tower designed by Atlanta firm Goode Van Slyke Architects — marks the most visible sign yet that the long-stalled $5 billion, 50-acre redevelopment of The Gulch is finally moving.