Tom Cousins, the influential Atlanta real estate developer and philanthropist, died Tuesday at age 93 while hospitalized in ...

A TLANTA, Ga. (Atlanta News First) - Tom Cousins, the longtime real estate developer who transformed Atlanta’s skyline, ...

Cousins started his real estate career selling $11,000 houses with his father in the 1960s. He would go on to reshape Atlanta as we know it.

In 1968, Cousins helped relocate the NBA’s St Louis Hawks to Atlanta, which would play in the Omni arena Cousins developed.

Mr. Cousins, along with former Georgia Governor Carl Sanders, purchased and moved the Hawks from St. Louis to Atlanta in 1968 ...

Tom Cousins, the man behind some of Atlanta’s most iconic buildings and one of the earliest champions of mixed-income housing ...

Cousins, a larger-than-life real-estate magnate and philanthropist who made a lasting impact on the Atlanta area, died ...

In 1995, Tom Cousins founded the East Lake Foundation and bought East Lake Golf Club, the home course of Bobby Jones, which had fallen on hard times.

Thomas Grady Cousins (born December 7, 1931) is an American real estate developer, sports supporter and philanthropist.

Tom Cousins was the visionary behind a large portion of Atlanta's skyline, including 191 Peachtree, the CNN Center and the ...

Tom Cousins teamed up with Gov. Carl Sanders to purchase the St. Louis Hawks in 1968.

Cousins left an indelible impression on the Atlanta skyline, including as the developer behind the city's tallest building, ...