July Asking Prices Varied Widely Across Gwinnett Markets

Suwanee Council Weighs Taller Hotel on Sawmill Drive

Where Are the Most Affordable Places to Buy a House in Gwinnett?

Where does your budget stretch furthest in Gwinnett? Current listing data puts Norcross, Snellville and Lawrenceville among the lower-priced city markets.

Rowen’s Next Phase: UCB Campus and Its First Building

Gwinnett Listing Prices Flat, Rents Up 14.6% in July

Which Gwinnett Cities Have the Lowest Property Taxes?

Which Gwinnett city has the lowest property taxes? The answer is more complicated than the city millage rate; especially in Buford and cities that bill separately.

McDaniel Preserve Gets Development Permit on Duluth Highway

Gwinnett Place Mall Redevelopment: What Is Already in Motion

GCPS Tops State and Metro Peers on 11 of 13 Milestones Tests

Murphy Middle Opens as GCPS Starts New School Year

Two Gwinnett Decisions to Watch Tuesday

Two Gwinnett Decisions to Watch Tuesday

Grove Park Village Brings 63 Homes Near Downtown Lawrenceville

The Cruse Road Condition Change Shows How Retail Plans Get Recut

McDaniel Road’s 170 Townhomes Barely Made It Through

West Pike Is Where Lawrenceville’s Zoning Energy Is Clustering

One March agenda put three West Pike cases in front of the Planning Commission. Add a recent sidewalk project award nearby, and the corridor starts to look less like a one-off and more like a place the city is actively shaping.

Where March’s Zoning Energy Was Actually Showing Up — and Where It Wasn’t

Gwinnett’s March hearing cycle was not evenly busy. The clearest public-facing zoning movement showed up in unincorporated Gwinnett and Lawrenceville, while other cities had lighter or more limited visible dockets.

A Gwinnett City with No Property Tax

And a legal battle that could change state law

A 148-Home Plan Sparked Major Pushback

The March hearing cycle included multiple rezonings, but one east Gwinnett case drew the clearest line between the county’s growth plans and neighborhood pushback.

Thousands of Families Affected By Gwinnett School Redistricting

Thousands of families in the Archer, Dacula, and Grayson clusters will see school assignments shift starting in 2026–2027. Here’s what changed, which neighborhoods fought the plan, and why it matters for residents and local housing decisions.

Could a State Bill Slow Gwinnett’s 2045 Unified Plan?

And an upcoming Realtor event hosted by the City of Duluth Economic Development team.

The 106‐Acre Opportunity That Could Reshape the I‐85 Corridor

Gwinnett’s “Dead Mall” Comeback Just Got More Real

Dacula is Getting a New Middle School & Grammy Nominated Gwinnett Alumni

The Frenzy Is Over. The Decisions Aren’t.

Gwinnett prices are steady-ish, days on market are up, and zoning “pause buttons” are reshaping what gets built next.