505 Courtland
A residential building on Courtland Street in the SoNo band, near Bank of America Plaza just south of North Avenue.
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A residential building on Courtland Street in the SoNo band, near Bank of America Plaza just south of North Avenue.
Planned 222-room hospitality development along West Peachtree near Emory University Hospital Midtown.
Planned 160-room hospitality development along the West Peachtree corridor.
Specialty coffee bar in the Georgian Terrace lobby - espresso, pour-overs, and a laptop-friendly room.
Loft condominiums near Bank of America Plaza and West Peachtree Place, in the SoNo corridor at the edge of the Centennial Park District.
Prohibition-style speakeasy tucked into the Georgian Terrace basement - a quiet post-Fox nightcap spot.
Beaux-Arts 1911 landmark across from the Fox - hosted the Gone with the Wind premiere gala in 1939.
Boutique IHG property a half-block from the Fox, a smaller-scale alternative to the convention hotels.
Chef-driven Southern restaurant inside the historic Georgian Terrace, the quintessential pre-Fox dining spot.
Atlanta institution since 1945 and the last of sixteen tea rooms - officially 'Atlanta's Dining Room'.
A green space on Peachtree St NW where The Stitch project will eventually cap the Downtown Connector, reconnecting downtown Atlanta to Midtown over 14 acres. Home to the "Where We Weave" neon light sculpture by artist Eddie Farr, installed June 2026.
Inventive Asian-Southern fusion from chef Calvin Phan - lobster fried rice and chai-infused long islands.
Craft beer and cocktail gastropub on the Fox Theatre corner, the default pre-show drink stop since 2009.
A 16-story former federal office building (1974) converted to 186 lofts after the 1996 Olympics, on Ralph McGill between Courtland and Piedmont in the SoNo corridor.