In every market cycle, certain homes consistently rise to the top. They don’t always have the largest kitchens or the newest construction dates, and they rarely rely on flashy trends to capture attention. What they possess is something much more resilient: Clarity of design. Over time, thoughtful architecture tends to outperform fashionable updates. This isn’t […] A legacy of “The Garden Suburb” in the heart of Midtown. Long before “curated living” became a modern marketing phrase, Ansley Park was designed around the concept. Established in 1904 as one of Atlanta’s first motorcar-oriented suburbs, it was conceived with a vision that remains radical in its simplicity: wide, winding streets, preserved green spaces, […] Last week’s Fed meeting was largely a non-event for markets, but there was notable news on the horizon: President Trump announced that Kevin Warsh will be nominated as the next Fed Chair this May. Warsh brings a deep and interesting résumé. He’s a New York native, Stanford and Harvard educated, with early experience at Morgan […]
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Design That Doesn’t Date
Ansley Park: Atlanta’s Original Neighborhood of Architecturally Significant Homes
The Fed’s New Direction and Saving the Deal in Atlanta
