Atlanta Rocked by Three-Alarm Fire at Luxury Apartment ComplexAtlanta Rocked by Three-Alarm Fire at Luxury Apartment Complex Atlanta, Georgia – A three-alarm fire engulfed a luxury apartment complex in Atlanta’s Buckhead neighborhood on Thursday night, leaving residents displaced and causing extensive damage. The fire broke out just before 10:00 p.m. at the Opus Buckhead apartments on Piedmont Road. Atlanta Fire and Rescue responded with multiple units and found the complex engulfed in flames. The fire quickly spread through the six-story building, causing the roof to collapse. Firefighters worked tirelessly for over an hour to contain the blaze. Three alarms were struck, bringing additional resources to the scene. No injuries were reported, but over 100 residents have been displaced from their homes. The Red Cross and other organizations are providing temporary shelter and assistance. “This was a very intense fire,” said Atlanta Fire and Rescue Battalion Chief Scott Abbott. “The building sustained significant damage, and we’re working to determine the cause.” The apartment complex had recently undergone renovations and was marketed as a luxury living space. The fire is estimated to have caused millions of dollars in damage. “I’m devastated,” said resident Emily Carter. “I had just moved in a few months ago, and now I’m homeless.” The fire has raised concerns about the safety of luxury apartment buildings in Atlanta. Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms ordered an audit of all high-rise buildings in the city to ensure they meet fire safety standards. Investigators are still looking into the cause of the fire, but preliminary reports suggest an electrical issue may have been involved. The Atlanta Fire Department is urging residents to take fire safety seriously and to practice fire drills in their homes and apartments.