The city of Atlanta will spend $39 million to buy a 41-story downtown office tower from Georgia’s state government, saying the city will redevelop the aging building to include mixed-income […] …
Neighbors fed up with ‘landfill’ property; code enforcement says they’ve been out to it 20 times
It used to be a functional beauty salon years ago,” Jerry Silver with DeKalb Code Compliance said. “We’ve been out here 20 times since 2019.” Once the business closed, the owner started living in the …
Atlanta to purchase office tower from GA state government for $39 million
Atlanta plans on purchasing a 41-story office tower from Georgia’s state government for $39 million. The city plans on using the building partially for mixed-income housing.
Austin real estate firm buys Lebanon townhome community
A 19-unit townhome complex in Lebanon has traded hands for $5.2 million, according to Wilson County records. The buyer, BAF 2 LLC, appears to be affiliated with Austin, Texas-based Amherst Holdings, a …
Chickens could be coming home to roost in residential Lebanon
Lebanon City Council will consider a zoning code amendment … There would be a limit of six chickens per property and up to 12 on lots of one acre or more. No chickens would be allowed in the Central …
Returning residents in Israel face financial fuss on taxes
The real estate tax tribunal has just ruled that second-time immigrants don’t always qualify for purchase tax relief on their home in Israel, even if they didn’t get the relief in their first aliyah.
Biden and Israel Stay Silent on 100 Settler Attacks. Their Apathy Is Fueling the Violence | Opinion
The blood of every Palestinian and Israeli is on the hands of those who stood idly by and remained silent, looking the other way when our blood called out to them from the earth.
‘Mexico of the Middle East’: Can Jordan become a nearshoring hub?
Some are hopeful Jordan can exploit raising energy costs in Europe and US-China tensions to address its sky-high unemployment …
René Benko: Austrian property billionaire thrust into the limelight
René Benko was talking to investors in Saudi Arabia when he found out the headquarters of his sprawling property empire, deep in the Alps, had been raided by a squad of Austrian police. Benko, 45, may …
Archaeologists restoring ISIS damage in Iraq discover Assyrian reliefs unseen for millennia
Archaeologists in northern Iraq have uncovered some extraordinary Assyrian rock carvings dating back around 2,700 years.