Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Latest reporting from the Business desk.
Business
The 195-townhome project at 3842 Old Milton Parkway and the North Point Mall entertainment district both won Alpharetta City Council approval this summer, but permit hurdles, an NHL-franchise requirement and competing expansion bids could keep both sites dormant well past 2027.
Business
The 195-townhome project at 3842 Old Milton Parkway and the North Point Mall entertainment district both won Alpharetta City Council approval this summer, but permit hurdles, an NHL-franchise requirement and competing expansion bids could keep both sites dormant well past 2027.
The 195-townhome project at 3842 Old Milton Parkway and the North Point Mall entertainment district both won Alpharetta City Council approval this summer, but permit hurdles, an NHL-franchise requirement and competing expansion bids could keep both sites dormant well past 2027.
Business
Empire Homes is asking Alpharetta to rezone 29.2 acres at 3842 Old Milton Parkway from office use to high-density residential for 195 for-sale townhomes; the Planning Commission holds its first public hearing on the proposal Thursday, July 30.
Business
Monkey 68, a modern sushi and Asian fusion restaurant born in Roswell, has opened its second location at 160 N. Main St. in downtown Alpharetta, offering signature wagyu-topped rolls, a $95 omakase special and craft cocktails.
Business
Spiced Right Ribhouse closed its Crabapple location at Six Bridges Brewing on Monday, July 27, ending a four-year barbecue-and-beer partnership; the brewery plans a kitchen renovation and new food tenant but has not announced details.
Business
Sandbox VR opened its third Georgia location at Alpharetta City Center on Friday, July 18, bringing a 4,500-square-foot immersive virtual reality venue with nine experiences, four private arenas, and event space to downtown Alpharetta.
Business
Five independently operated restaurants are opening or preparing to open in downtown Alpharetta and Alpharetta City Center between May and summer 2026, adding steakhouse, Mediterranean, French, Mexican and Italian concepts to a city that already promotes more than 270 dining options.
Business
Third & Urban has signed seven new tenants totaling 108,000 square feet at GA 400 Center in Alpharetta, pushing the 430,000-square-foot campus to 75% occupancy within 11 months of acquisition.
Business
EōS Fitness has signed a long-term lease at 700 McFarland Pkwy. in Alpharetta, bringing a 24/7 budget gym with $9.99 monthly memberships and group fitness classes to the Union Hill Road corridor in 2027.
Business
Fiorenza Italian, a Tuscan-inspired restaurant from Florence-raised owner Jessi Qilafi, opened in mid-June at Alpharetta's Agincourt retail center, joining what Atlanta food writers call the defining dining trend of 2026.
Business
Florida-based Adega Gaucha Brazilian steakhouse is opening its first Georgia location in Dunwoody's Twelve24 development, with co-founder Fabiano Borsato citing Alpharetta's established Brazilian community as a key draw for the January 2027 debut.
Business
Alpharetta recorded eight company relocations, five expansions, and 1,349 new jobs during the January 2025–March 2026 evaluation period, contributing to Fulton County's jump from No. 13 to No. 7 on Site Selection magazine's national rankings.
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