Daniel Corp., the developer of 12th & Midtown, strengthens its Atlanta presence with a new hire and office expansion. Doug Guedry, who brings more than 20 years of experience leasing office space in Atlanta, is now Daniel Corp.’s vice president of leasing. 12th & Midtown — a 2.5 million square foot mixed-use development — will feature more than 1.2 million square feet of Class A office space.
Daniel Corp.’s new Atlanta office space, located on Peachtree Street, is 4,500 square feet larger than the previous space. The new location features panoramic views of the three phases of 12th & Midtown, engaging masterplan videos, scaled-models of the project and more. For more information on 12th & Midtown, visit www.12thandmidtown.com.
Continue Reading May 29th, 2007
Amid the slowdown in condominium resales, developers march on with new projects in Metro Atlanta.
One of Atlanta’s most prolific condo developers, Novare Group Inc., plans The Atlantic in Atlantic Station, The Roxy in Buckhead and 3360, a joint venture with Atlanta-based Post Properties Inc., Duke Realty Corp. and Pope & Land Enterprises Inc. Novare has also begun construction on ViewPoint in Midtown.
Wood Partners LLC, which built Metropolis, Eclipse, Spire and TWELVE Atlantic Station with Novare, has development plans of its own: Trump Towers Atlanta and condos on Norfolk Southern Corp.’s land downtown.
Novare has 1,105 units under construction and 1,039 units in the pipeline for 2007, said Jim Borders, president and CEO of Novare.
Source: News11 | Condo Blog
January 14th, 2007
The location formerly known as “Roman Lily” cafe will soon be home to a new restaurant. The space located at 668 Highland Ave has been home to many incarnations over the years. Most recently, the “Roman Lily” provided casual comfort to a steady but growing population. The new owners intend to maintain the casual atmosphere and provide to the growing residential community a cuisine that is much needed in that area, as well as continue the long history of service like the “Roman Lily” and other area businesses.
http://www.theromanlilycafe.com/
December 1st, 2006
Not quite a New Urbanism project, but something of great importance for the City of Atlanta is the Wireless Atlanta initiative. The initiative was launched by the City of Atlanta to partner with a service provider to deploy a citywide wireless broadband network called the “muni wifi” program. Wireless Atlanta will offer residents, visitors, and businesses the ability to access the Internet anytime and anywhere within the city and is expected to be deployed in 2008.
Continue Reading October 28th, 2006
According to a study conducted by Cousins Properties - one of the country’s top diversified development companies - Atlanta’s population should reach 808,000 by 2020. While the population is 470,688 - based on the census estimate released in July 2005 (Wikipedia: Atlanta, Georgia) - is expected to double by the year 2020. To be able to grasp that number one can look at today’s San Francisco, the fourth-largest city in California and the fourteenth-largest in the United States, with a 2005 population of 739,426 (Wikipedia: San Francisco, California).
Continue Reading October 13th, 2006
