Margaret Willard

I used to love closing real estate deals in less than four months. Not anymore.

Despite being a lifelong Georgian, I’d never heard of Providence Canyon State Park until it was featured in a nature segment at the end of the TV show “Sunday Morning.”

When I was a young commercial real estate attorney, a senior partner shared the adage, “Time kills all deals.”

If you LOVE the Allman Brothers (and who doesn’t?) grab tickets now to see Tribute at The Peacock in Hayesville, North Carolina, just north of Hiawassee, Georgia.

Consumer goods giant Procter & Gamble is expanding its footprint in Georgia with the announcement of the construction of a $205 million distribution center in Butts County.

If I had money in the stock market that I wanted to rotate into a solid income-producing investment, I’d buy this multi-family apartment complex in Hapeville, Georgia.

The hotel industry in our state got more good news with the announcement of $150 million federal impact grant awarded through Save Georgia Hotels, a program of the Georgia Hotel & Lodging Association. 

The Windsor Hotel opened in 1892 and attracted overnight visitors and local guests for balls and other grand celebrations until it closed in the 1970s. 

In this excerpt from the new humorous Georgia-based memoir, the author sets up the journey with this Preface. A perfect Father’s Day gift, now available now on Amazon or headscape.me.

Some of our favorite spaces in Atlanta are those where what’s old is new again, and Westside Motor Lounge is the newest, revamped space about to hit the scene.