Overview of Introduces New Mixed Housing Buildings
The multi-phase proposal could breathe new life into the long-underperforming Corporate Square office park—and its vast seas of asphalt parking—in a section of Brookhaven that city officials have pinpointed as primed for greater density and mixed -use housing .
Atlanta's West End
The city is partnering with New York-based developers BRP Companies and Prusik Group to transform the 1970s-vintage West End fixture into a $450 million, 1.7 million-square-foot (158,000 sq m) mixed -use community with retail and residential uses, including a large component of affordable housing . Try, try again
North American Properties, Avalon's developer, introduced a new formula for mixed -use developments by meshing an urban environment with a traditional suburban community, all while responding to demand in today's experience economy, according to Nina DeCristofano, marketing manager at Avalon.
New mixed
A real estate group has announced an $18 million construction loan for a new mixed -use development on the campus of Georgia Tech.
Business Atlanta's 6th tallest building slated to include affordable housing Nearly a third of the apartments within iconic Atlanta tower's mixed -use redo will be at below market-rate rents.
Developer Eyes Mixed
An Atlanta-based developer is proposing a new mixed -use campus in Brookhaven. Third & Urban has submitted a Developments of Regional Impact (DRI) filing for the proposed redevelopment of a 32-acre office park.
Brookhaven welcomes Third & Urban to develop the largest mixed -use project in years, converting Corporate Square into residential, retail, and recreation.
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