New Developments Transform Future Meetings
Atlanta’s hospitality portfolio will continue to experience a tremendous amount of growth in the coming years. Between now and FIFA World Cup 2026, downtown Atlanta is expected to add nearly $950 million in new development. With an explosion of new hotel properties, world-class venues and renovations to existing facilities, Atlanta really is the place to visit. Check out just a few projects on the city’s horizon.
Convention Campus New Developments
Georgia World Congress Center Authority sits at the epicenter of major downtown developments, transforming the future of meetings and attendee experience in Atlanta. As South Downtown and The Center infuse new life into existing real estate and Centennial Yards adds LEED-certified buildings to Downtown’s core, sustainability continues to be at the forefront of our new developments.
Moxy Atlanta Downtown
Conveniently located just steps from Centennial Olympic Park, Moxy Atlanta Downtown is anticipated to open in early 2026. The 183-room property will feature the Los Angeles-born breakfast concept Eggslut, along with a 1970s-themed rooftop lounge and hidden speakeasy.
Centennial Yards
The 50-acre renovation project is transforming underutilized property in the heart of downtown Atlanta into residential units, retail shops, restaurants and boutique hotels. The opening of Hotel Phoenix in 2025 was a landmark moment for the development, with Cosm, an immersive sports and entertainment venue, set to open before FIFA World Cup 2026.
South Downtown
David Cummings, Atlanta-based tech entrepreneur, is reimagining 57 buildings across the historic heart of Atlanta. The recent opening of Origin Hotel marks a major milestone, with an impressive lineup of new restaurants, retail and creative spaces coming soon.
The Center
The former CNN Center, a pillar of downtown Atlanta and an indelible piece of the city’s history, will evolve into The Center, a mixed-use destination to work, dine, watch, create and celebrate in a modern indoor-outdoor setting. The reimagined site is expected to welcome the public in time for FIFA World Cup 2026.
207 Peachtree
Opening in Spring 2026, 207 Peachtree will debut as a four-story dining and entertainment hub featuring six concepts, including four new venues alongside Red Phone Booth and Amalfi.
Atlanta Beltline
Atlanta’s influential paved path continues to expand, offering new places to explore. Most recently, Atlanta Beltline Northwest Trail – Segment 5 opened, running through Blandtown. The full 22-mile loop is on track for completion by 2030.
National Center for Civil and Human Rights Expansion
The 28,733-square-foot expansion will include an immersive family gallery for children under 12, a gallery dedicated to the Reconstruction Era, state-of-the-art classrooms, event space, and a café where visitors can reflect on their experience at NCCHR.
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Origin Hotel
Located in historic South Downtown, Origin Hotel opened its doors in July 2025, transforming a 1950s-era office into a modern boutique hotel. The property features 122 guest rooms and suites, a restaurant and bar and versatile private event space. Upon arrival, guests are welcomed by a striking 50-foot art installation that pays tribute to the neighborhood’s thriving art community.
The Tess
The Tess, a bold new boutique hotel in Buckhead, opened its doors in October 2025. Formerly, Thompson Atlanta-Buckhead, the property has been reimagined to bring a new level of sophistication to the neighborhood. It boasts 201 guest rooms, a signature restaurant and rooftop pool.
Hotel Phoenix
Located in Centennial Yards, Hotel Phoenix is set to open in fall 2025. The 292-room hotel will feature two food and beverage concepts, state-of-the-art fitness center, and a resort-style pool. Its design will draw inspiration from Atlanta’s railroad legacy and industrial roots.
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Underground Atlanta
With historic roots dating back to the 1900s, Underground Atlanta has long been the cultural heart of Downtown. The 12-acre entertainment district is being revitalized with the addition of art galleries, nightlife, entertainment venues and restaurants. In 2025, Ravine, a music and event venue, relocated to Underground Atlanta, adding to the district’s mix of entertainment and cultural experiences.
Hotel Granada
Hotel Granada opened its doors in August 2024 after a two-year restoration and modernization. Celebrating over a century of history, Hotel Granada incorporates curated design elements across its 120 guest rooms, public spaces and dining outlets.
FORTH Atlanta
The highly anticipated FORTH Atlanta opened June 2024. The $150 million project boasts include a 196-room luxury boutique hotel, a series of distinct food and beverage concepts, a state-of-the-art fitness and wellness center, and a members-only social club.
Atlanta Botanical Garden expansion
Atlanta Botanical Garden will break ground on its eight-acre expansion in Fall of 2025. The $150 million project is a part of Atlanta Botanical Garden’s plan to redefine urban connectivity in the city. Upon completion
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The Stitch
The Stich will reconnect Downtown and Midtown, creating 17 acres of greenspace and transportation enhancements. The transformational project will reconnect Midtown and Downtown, providing parks, plazas and surface streets for walking and biking.
Midtown Green
Midtown Green is a planned 4-acre public park and cultural destination on 14th Street in Midtown Atlanta, designed to transform a long-vacant site into a vibrant, highly programmed urban gathering space. The project will feature performance areas, immersive art, walking paths, green lawns, and food and beverage offerings—creating a “cultural venue without walls” that supports activity from morning through night.
