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Andrea

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Gee, I was over there today and this area is really looking nice. It doesn't have the retail that Atlantic Station does, but I must say that (to me at least) it has a more genuinely urban feel to it. The buildings, especially the residential ones, seem more substantial, too.

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What kind of retail does Glenwood have? Those single family homes look really great! I wish A-S had had more of those built instead of the few they currenty have.

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What kind of retail does Glenwood have? Those single family homes look really great! I wish A-S had had more of those built instead of the few they currenty have.

There are only a handful of retailers in place now, but there's quite a bit of space available. I don't know how much they've leased up. Of course it's only about half a mile to East Atlanta village, too.

I know it's subjective but to me what they're doing at Glenwood feels more integral and less "manufactured." It's really a classy project.

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There are only a handful of retailers in place now, but there's quite a bit of space available. I don't know how much they've leased up. Of course it's only about half a mile to East Atlanta village, too.

I know it's subjective but to me what they're doing at Glenwood feels more integral and less "manufactured." It's really a classy project.

Which is why there is a lot of excitement about this Hapeville proposal. The same firm that designed Glenwood Park is working on this project.

$300M-$500M project could spark Hapeville - ABC

Developer Neal Golden and a team of investors have assembled more than 35 acres of single-family homes in Hapeville, near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. They plan to raze the houses and create a $300 million to $500 million mixed-use project which will include around 1,000 condos, townhomes and single family homes.
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Glenwood Park is home to 'Perk', a sister coffee shop of Joe's in East Atlanta. There are two other businesses - that were supposed to be open last summer,one is a Cuban tapas / bar resturant & the other is a wine bar / book store.

The retail is intended to serve the neighborhood & not to be a destination center. But it has been slow, but hopefully will be filling up soon.

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Glenwood Park is home to 'Perk', a sister coffee shop of Joe's in East Atlanta. There are two other businesses - that were supposed to be open last summer,one is a Cuban tapas / bar resturant & the other is a wine bar / book store.

The retail is intended to serve the neighborhood & not to be a destination center. But it has been slow, but hopefully will be filling up soon.

Sonds really great! I agree that this doesn't have the commerical feel of A-S and that it has more of a neighborhood feel to it but they are both nice nevertheless.

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National Public Radio did an article recently on the success of the Glenwood Park and how it should be an example for other cities to follow. I take it this is a New Urbanist neighborhood in and Old Urbanist area? What is the area like around it?

It's located on a former industrial site, but the area surrounding Glenwood Park is Old Urbanist since it's considered part of Grant Park. The surrounding area has been going through gentrification for a number of years now. It has some iffy spots, but is okay in general.

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