Atlanta’s Beltline ... linear park known as the Beltline, built incrementally since 2008, now encircles much of the city and has spawned new clusters of residential development along its path.

Just off the Atlanta BeltLine’s proposed Northside Trail, the defunct 350-acre Bellwood Quarry is in the early stages of a more than 10-year transformation to become Westside Reservoir Park ...

Joggers and bicyclists frustrated with the Atlanta BeltLine’s crowded Eastside Trail now have a new option snaking through some of southwest Atlanta’s most historic and vibrant neighborhoods.

east and west sections of Atlanta; the parks are scattered along the trails, and there are several access points. Check out the BeltLine's interactive map to help plan your outing. For more ...

Atlanta Beltline Inc. is working through permitting for the four locations, and businesses will open on a rolling basis in the coming months, Kara Lively, ABI’s director of economic development ...

Hundreds of apartments and additional space for businesses could rise on vacant land near Pittsburgh Yards, a co-working hub ...

The Atlanta City Council has voted to temporarily exempt the Beltline and other major infrastructure ... projects - causing delays and higher development costs without added public benefit.

From thousands of affordable and luxury housing units to a community with schools, restaurants, and hotels, a developer wants ...