Author: meridian

  • North of downtown Marietta, 600 homes set for groundbreaking

    North of downtown Marietta, 600 homes set for groundbreaking

    North of downtown Marietta, 600 homes set for groundbreaking GreenHouse project marks largest metro Atlanta land acquisition for national builder Beazer Originally Posted By Josh Green to Urbanize Atlanta on 11/15/24 One of the nation’s largest homebuilders is set to move forward with its biggest land development to date in metro Atlanta, promising a mix…

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  • In North Georgia Mountains, luxury RV resort en route

    In North Georgia Mountains, luxury RV resort en route

    In North Georgia Mountains, luxury RV resort en route 110-acre DiVine Village aims to capitalize on Georgia wine country, Blue Ridge Mountains backdrop Fancy roaming the country in a luxury motorcoach, but don’t want to sacrifice proximity to pickleball and a resort-style pool? A new concept bound for the North Georgia Mountains aims to rectify…

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  • Centennial Yards Switches Gears, Plans To Build Third New Hotel

    Centennial Yards Switches Gears, Plans To Build Third New Hotel

    Centennial Yards Switches Gears, Plans To Build Third New Hotel Hotel component with retail in works along Elliott Street, where residential build was envisioned Originally Posted By Josh Green to Urbanize Atlanta on 10/07/24 Another section of the massive, multi-billion-dollar Centennial Yards development is gearing up to move forward downtown, but not as previously planned.…

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  • Multi-Tower Project Enters Pipeline Near Braves Stadium, Battery

    Multi-Tower Project Enters Pipeline Near Braves Stadium, Battery

    Multi-Tower Project Enters Pipeline Near Braves Stadium, Battery Revised, half-billion-dollar “South Spring” proposal calls for towers up to 20 stories, offices, hotel, more Originally Posted By Josh Green to Urbanize Atlanta on 9/11/24 A development proposal once envisioned as a new gateway into the City of Smyrna near the Atlanta Braves’ mixed-use mecca has grown…

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  • Are 3D-Printed Homes the Future of Housing?

    Are 3D-Printed Homes the Future of Housing?

    Are 3D-Printed Homes the Future of Housing? If you’re looking for a house that’s efficient and cost-effective, you may be looking for a 3D-printed home. Originally Posted By Kristi Waterworth to US News on Jan 19, 2024 If you’re looking for a housing option that’s green, clean, efficient and won’t cost an arm and a…

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  • Amtrak ‘excited’ by potential of new Atlanta intercity rail hub

    Amtrak ‘excited’ by potential of new Atlanta intercity rail hub

    Amtrak ‘excited’ by potential of new Atlanta intercity rail hub Passenger rail corporation isn’t disclosing intown site at risk of unrelated development Originally posted by Josh Green on Urbanize Atlanta 7/3/24 As first reported on these pages last month, Amtrak’s general and legislative annual report for fiscal year 2025 includes a request for nearly $30…

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  • Atlanta’s Mechanicsville Community Concerned About Land To Be Used For Homeless Shelter

    Atlanta’s Mechanicsville Community Concerned About Land To Be Used For Homeless Shelter

    Atlanta’s Mechanicsville community concerned about land to be used for homeless shelter Residents in Mechanicsville, where the property sits, are concerned about its future. Originally posted by Molly Oak on 11Alive.com on 5/30/24 ATLANTA — Atlanta community members are concerned about a potential development coming to their Mechanicsville neighborhood. On Wednesday, the Atlanta City Council Finance Executive…

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  • GWCCA eyes $1B growth spurt. But where should that happen?

    GWCCA eyes $1B growth spurt. But where should that happen?

    GWCCA eyes $1B growth spurt. But where should that happen? New study pinpoints current parking lots near convention center, nearby MARTA station Originally posted by Josh Green on Urbanize Atlanta 5/6/24 Anyone who’s wandered the blocks north and west of Georgia World Congress Center and noticed a distinctive lack of vibrancy—or buildings in general—hasn’t been…

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