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[Lady Celeste]

Also in development news:

Regents Partners and Pope & Land have decided to move forward with their project at 3330 Peachtree Blvd.



Here is a render of the building:


I am so glad that they are pushing it right up to the sidewalk.

Read more here: http://www.bizjourna...ve-forward.html


ANNNNNNNNNDDDDDDDD.......

There is now work going on at the Buckhead Atlanta development formally known as the Streets of Buckhead. Great news all around the city and in the suburbs.

[Martinman]

The Village and the sorrounding area seems to be the hotbed of development activity for Buckhead at the moment.

While "Buckhead Atlanta" has started pre-construction on their site, Camden Property Trust is moving forward with demolition of the old "The Paces" apartments at 77 E Andrews Ave  which will be followed by construction of Phase I of a mixed-use development on the 30-acre site.  Phase 1 will be 376 luxury apartments in two 7-9 story buildings. No rendering is available.



92 West Paces Ferry Road a 210-unit, eight story luxury apartment building adjacent to the St. Regis hotel recently broke ground. No rendering is available but the developers say that the new building will be consistent with the architecture of the St. Regis.

92 West Paces Ferry

Edited by Martinman, 19 May 2012 - 10:15 AM.

[Lady Celeste]

Thank you for the construction/development updates Martinman. I was fearing that our section of UrbanPlanet.org was turning into RetailPlanet.org, lol. Anyway, I am very curious to see what the apartment building next to The St. Regis will look like. If it's along the same elegant treatment then that will be a great addition to that stretch of West Paces Ferry. Plus, they will be right across the street from Whole Foods. There is so much actual development going on around the city.

[Martinman]

Apparently the revised job numbers from last year, showing metro Atlanta had a healthy gain rather than a net job loss, has given developers a boost of confidence. As a result, I think we can expect a healthy number of projects to move forward this year.   There are about a half dozen intown infill projects that I'm anxious to learn more about.

[Martinman]

To continue the trend, Oliver McMilan has announced plans to start construction on the two apartments towers in the Buckhead Atlanta development this fall.  Combined, the towers will have over 300 units.  The retail portion will begin this fall as well and will be built in two phases.

http://www.bisnow.co...tart-this-fall/

Edited by Martinman, 24 May 2012 - 03:18 PM.