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Indecent Proposals

Newest Atlanta Chick-fil-A pitched for Chick-fil-A parking lot

Project to boost convenience for intown drivers, “overflow customers” proceeds despite Beltline Review Committee pushback, other criticisms

April 1, 2026 by Josh Green

High-rise to lord over Midtown's original Varsity shows signs of life

Plans call for 40 stories along one of Spring Street's last sizable parking lots

July 7, 2025 by Josh Green

Refined, taller vision emerges for Varsity-adjacent Midtown tower

Plans now call for 40 stories—and space for more than 2,200 new Midtown residents

December 12, 2024 by Josh Green

U-shaped Varsity tower proposal beefs up, gets taller

Agenda: Landmark Properties building over Connector, iconic restaurant now aims for 40 stories

December 6, 2024 by Josh Green

What $10B in new Midtown ATL development looks like

Plus, more details emerge for towering proposal next to The Varsity

November 8, 2024 by Josh Green

Plans: Residential project to tower over iconic The Varsity location

Proposal calls for 30-plus stories of student housing between Connector, Spring Street

November 5, 2024 by Josh Green

Little Five Points

'Last free parking lot' in Little Five Points is no more. Now what?

Atlanta City Council OKs paid parking, which detractors say will hurt businesses, vibrancy

July 12, 2024 by Josh Green

Little Five Points

Push to save 'last free parking lot in Little Five Points' heats up

Converting property to paid parking would pinch businesses, impact neighborhoods, detractors argue

July 1, 2024 by Josh Green

Study: 25 percent (gasp!) of downtown is devoted to parking

ATL’s Parking Score metric lands near bottom of major U.S. cities analyzed

November 7, 2023 by Josh Green

Report: Georgia Aquarium eyeing another big expansion downtown

New wing could rise on ragged Luckie Street lot owned by downtown's marquee tourist attraction for years

April 27, 2023 by Josh Green

Atlanta's iconic Varsity ponders redevelopment. Any big ideas?

Landmark restaurant's property called "last great parcel" left in this section of Midtown

July 5, 2022 by Josh Green