One of the country’s most ambitious greenspace initiatives, a highway-capping project (Buckhead’s HUB404) in the park-starved commercial core of Buckhead, has been sidetracked by the global pandemic. At least for now. Backed by a mix of public and private dollars, progress on new sections of the Atlanta BeltLine, as with PATH Foundation projects throughout the metro, has hardly skipped a beat[...]
“It’s like this little Portuguese village” just south of downtown Chace Spears, a Realtor with Compass, points in all directions to evidence that developer Carter’s remake of Summerhill near what used to be Turner Field is progressing: About 300 new Class-A apartments called 565 Hank are rising; a long-rumored Publix with ancillary retail has been inked for a weedy parking lot[...]
For all its connective wonders, the Atlanta BeltLine has been pilloried by observers far and wide for being a conduit of gentrification in general, displacement in particular, and the rapid real estate price escalations that are the root of those ills. Still, your last name doesn’t necessarily have to be Warbucks to call a BeltLine neighborhood home—and to actually own[...]
Now Under Construction, Floorplan options at Kirkwood’s Pullman Flats start under $200K—for 440 square feet. The coveted Atlanta neighborhoods due east of downtown and Midtown haven’t seen a new building of exclusively for-sale condos take shape since America’s last financial crisis more than a decade ago, but an under-construction Kirkwood project hopes to change that, while bringing an aesthetic to the[...]