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Mar 17, 2025

Metro Atlanta’s Housing Crisis: Rising Rents, Shrinking Affordability

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Mar 11, 2025

Inman Quarter’s Evolution: A New Chapter for Mixed-Use Development

Inman Quarter, a vibrant mixed-use destination in Atlanta’s Inman Park, is set for a transformation through a joint venture between Jamestown and longtime owner TriBridge Residential. Jamestown, known for its expertise in placemaking and retail curation, has acquired a minority interest in the property and plans to enhance its value through upgraded common areas and […]

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Dec 10, 2024

North Carolina Pharmacy Settles Controlled Substance Violations with $500,000 Penalty and Injunction

On December 6, the Department of Justice announced that a federal court ordered Elk Pharmacy Inc., a pharmacy in Elkin, North Carolina, to pay a $500,000 penalty and comply with an injunction to prevent the unlawful dispensing of controlled substances. The injunction prohibits the pharmacy and its pharmacists from filling prescriptions, including for opioids, without […]

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Sep 17, 2024

Atlanta City Council Reconsiders Proposed Tiny Home Restrictions Amid Affordable Housing Concerns

As reported by Atlanta Civic Circle, Atlanta City Councilmember Marci Collier Overstreet is revising her proposed legislation that would have required special-use permits for tiny homes under 750 square feet in most residential areas. The initial goal was to protect single-family neighborhoods, but urbanist groups, including Abundant Housing Atlanta, raised concerns that the ordinance would […]

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