@theworksatl! New lifestyle development in Atlanta! Love the Concept and Location! #theworksatl #development #realestate #atlanta #atlantadevelopment (at The Works ATL) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFm6uPIhkVI/?igshid=1hal0cm6g5oxl

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@theworksatl! New lifestyle development in Atlanta! Love the Concept and Location! #theworksatl #development #realestate #atlanta #atlantadevelopment (at The Works ATL) https://www.instagram.com/p/CFm6uPIhkVI/?igshid=1hal0cm6g5oxl
Spent some time checking out @TheBeaconATL with my favorite girl. This new mixed use development near the extending @AtlantaBeltLine in SouthEast #Atlanta is between @GrantParkAtlanta & #Peoplestown & has restaurants, a coffee spot, artists businesses, a brewery, a bakery, fitness & yoga studios, & a bowling spot, so far. #GetOutside #PayAttention #AtlantaDevelopment #NeighborhoodShopping #ATLGirls #ArtMoves #MotherDaughterAdventures #Murals (at The Beacon Atlanta)
The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Buckhead eyes return
That didn't take long... After shutting down last year, The Ritz-Carlton Hotel Company, L.L.C., Atlanta could make Buckhead return with a ground-up project.
The world-renowned hotel’s reentry into the neighborhood is expected at the recently closed Houston's near Lenox Square. Before then, the Ritz’s Buckhead hotel, boasting more than 500 rooms, had been running for more than three decades at 3434 Peachtree Road NE.
However, “a return of The Ritz to Buckhead would likely come in the form of a hotel no larger than 250 rooms,” according to the website.
Talking $: Fulton County values the .93 acre parcel of land at $1,742,200 and the 7,000 square foot building on the property at an additional $949,500 for a combined total of $2,691,700.
See ya Houston’s.
A new normal — combining green space in Atlanta with the blue-lighting of streams and storm water — is taking hold in our city.
The magical combo holds the potential of adding dozens if not hundreds of acres of parks and green space to our “under-parked” city while helping us address our flooding and storm water overflow problems.
And the development community is taking notice.
Column: United Way of Greater Atlanta campaign tries something new
By Maria Saporta Published in the Atlanta Business Chronicle on September 20, 2013,
The United Way of Greater Atlanta decided to go virtual this year when kicking off its annual fundraising campaign on Sept. 18.
It also is making another major change — it…
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