
Latest reporting from the Business desk.
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V's Coffee Collab, a coffee roasting brand that pairs each bag with a local artist's work, has opened its first brick-and-mortar location at 34 Webb St. in downtown Roswell.

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Zillow data pegs Roswell's typical home value at $653,146, up 32.4% in five years, placing it 13th among Georgia's most expensive cities just as the City Council weighs a property tax increase with a public hearing set for Monday, Sept. 21.


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Hal's "The Steakhouse," the Buckhead institution open since 1989, plans to open at 4 Elizabeth Way in downtown Roswell in spring 2027 with a rooftop patio and valet parking, making it the restaurant's first suburban outpost.

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True North 400 installed a new bus shelter at Holcomb Bridge Road and Dogwood Road in May as part of its Bus Shelter Program partnership with the City of Roswell, though the shelter's relationship to recent MARTA route changes remains unclear.

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Roswell regenerative medicine company StimLabs passed an Aug. 6 FDA inspection with no corrective action required, the cleanest possible outcome for a medical device manufacturer.

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The Roswell Development Authority meets Friday, Aug. 21, to vote on a new incentive package for PBS Aerospace, the Czech-based turbojet engine maker whose investment in the city has grown from $20 million to $90 million since arriving in early 2025.

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Roswell's Board of Zoning Appeals has scheduled a special called meeting for Tuesday, Aug. 25, at 7 p.m. to hear QuikTrip's variance requests for reduced storefront glass and no pedestrian entrance at 1050 Holcomb Bridge Road, after the original Aug. 11 hearing was canceled for lack of quorum.

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Buckhead steakhouse institution Hal's plans to open a fourth location in downtown Roswell by mid-2028, though no specific address or permits have been filed yet.

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GDOT contractors building Peach Pass Express Lanes on GA-400 have repeatedly left lane closures in place past the 6 a.m. weekday cutoff, causing rush-hour backups for Roswell commuters at Holcomb Bridge Road and beyond.

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Roswell's Planning Commission will hold a public hearing Aug. 18 on the city's first development impact fee update since 2015, with proposed fees reaching $9,275 per single-family home and $8,142 per 1,000 square feet for commercial projects.

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Roswell's Committees of Council on Aug. 11 considered the city's first dedicated zoning regulations for auto dealerships and showrooms along commercial corridors, two Smith Plantation Trail lighting contracts totaling $342,901, and a $45,000 state arts grant for the Art Center West ceramics studio expansion.

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SBA Southeastern Regional Administrator Tyler Teresa revealed on the Roswell Brew Talks podcast that more than $30 million in federally backed loans went to Roswell businesses in the past year, highlighting capital and mentorship programs available to local entrepreneurs.

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Metro Vein Centers, a Michigan-based chain with 76 clinics nationwide, will open its first Georgia location on Wednesday, Aug. 26 at 11660 Alpharetta Highway in north Roswell, with Dr. M. Ali Pervaiz leading the clinic as the first of five planned Atlanta-area locations.

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Roswell Mini Mart on Norcross Street and Kaya Sushi & Ramen on Alpharetta Highway, both under new ownership, will seek beer and wine licenses at the city's Alcoholic Beverage License Board hearing Thursday, Aug. 6 at 10 a.m.
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