Economy

The real estate market is recovering, with pent-up demand to sell bubbling to the surface.

Life is looking a bit sweeter for Columbus, Macon and Savannah in 2015.

Things are looking up for Georgia’s A-Team: Atlanta, Albany, Athens and Augusta.

This year, Georgia’s job growth will continue and is expected to exceed the U.S.’s rate.

More than 392,000 Georgians claim Asian ancestry, making the group a powerful force in the consumer market.

The state’s trucking and cargo industries are looking good heading into 2015.

Advanced manufacturing will continue to be a source of high-paying jobs in 2015.

Get ready for an uptick in the state’s lumber and wood products industry as the economy continues to recover.

The immense buying power of Hispanics continues to energize the U.S. consumer market.

Approximately 1 million retirees live in Georgia, and they could help move the state’s economy onto a higher growth path.