By Eric Curl Oct. 24, 2026 - The city of Savannah is preparing to revoke a local developer's business approvals for three "inns" in the Thomas Square neighborhood, after residents decried the new development, a recently completed building complex that was originally proposed to be residential apartments. Subscribe to Savannah Agenda's newsletter * indicates required Email Address * Residents said The Jardin
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