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Atlanta’s Walk Score, a number between 0 and 100 that measures the walkability of an address, is currently 42, which means that the City is measured as more car-dependent than walkable. This [...]

I’ve lived and worked in Buckhead for many years and I am honored to take on the role as the new Buckhead CID board chairman. This position has big shoes to fill after David Allman led the CID’s [...]

Super Bowl LIII is coming to Atlanta next month, attracting more than 1 million people. This significant event for the City of Atlanta will require the Atlanta Police Department (APD) to increase [...]

This is a guest blog post by Michael Halicki, executive director – Park Pride Great parks enhance quality of life for those living in cities. Aside from their well-documented positive [...]

This is a guest post from Sarah Kirsch, executive director – Urban Land Institute, Atlanta I started my professional career in real estate and land use 20 years ago. The firm I was working [...]

This is a guest post from Byron Rushing, Bicycle & Pedestrian Program Manager – Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC)  Walking, bicycling and taking transit are healthy and positive [...]

Buckhead has a great many positives – an abundance of incredible retailers and restaurants, the latest hotels, thriving businesses, beautiful residences, the Atlanta History Center and more. No [...]

Black Friday should be easier in Buckhead this year. The Buckhead Community Improvement District’s (CID) Holiday Traffic Officer Program will launch for the 2017 shopping season on Black Friday [...]

  This is a guest post from Faye DiMassimo, General Manager – Renew Atlanta Have you ever sat in traffic wondering if the traffic lights were on a timer of some sort?  Well you might [...]

This is a guest post from Eric Bosman, AICP Associate and Buckhead REdeFINED Project Manager – Kimley-Horn   Cities are like living organisms–constantly changing, simultaneously [...]