Author: meridian

  • SK, Hyundai Joint Battery Plant in Bartow to Hit $5B, Filing Shows 

    SK, Hyundai Joint Battery Plant in Bartow to Hit $5B, Filing Shows 

    SK, Hyundai Joint Battery Plant in Bartow to Hit $5B, Filing Shows Originally posted on Global Atlanta by Trevor Williams on 3/3/23 An electric vehicle battery plant set to be built by two Korean giants in Bartow County by 2025 will hit $5 billion in investment value and will generate $40 million in tax revenue…

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  • Switch’s plan for new $772 million data center will boost investment in Bartow

    Switch’s plan for new $772 million data center will boost investment in Bartow

    Switch’s plan for new $772 million data center will boost investment in Bartow Originally Posted By John Druckenmiller on locationofchoice.com on 11/03/23 A $772 million data center identified as a “north campus” for an even larger complex in Douglas County is planned near LakePoint in southern Bartow County. Switch KEEP 2.0 Atlanta North Campus, as…

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  • Targeted Industries For Development in Paulding County

    Targeted Industries For Development in Paulding County

    Targeted Industries For Development in Paulding County From the Paulding County Economic Development website at pauldingdevelopment.org Paulding County Economic Development has designated five target industries that would benefit from Paulding’s assets and have the highest potential for growth. Aerospace & Aviation Georgia is number one for aerospace manufacturing, generating $57.5 billion in economic impact. It is…

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  • Community Focus: Life In Paulding County

    Community Focus: Life In Paulding County

    Community Focus: Life In Paulding County From the Paulding County Economic Development website at pauldingdevelopment.org Paulding has evolved greatly from its history as a farming, milling, and tanning community. Today’s residents appreciate its excellent schools, plentiful dining and retail, and outstanding recreation. Our county is a sure bet for those who want a new start with…

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  • Paulding County: Second Fastest Growing Georgia County Offers Unique Mix For Industrial And Commercial Development

    Paulding County: Second Fastest Growing Georgia County Offers Unique Mix For Industrial And Commercial Development

    Paulding County: Second Fastest Growing Georgia County Offers Unique Mix For Industrial And Commercial Development From the Paulding County Economic Development website at pauldingdevelopment.org The second fastest growing county in Georgia, Paulding County offers a unique mix of economic assets that will shape the next great industrial and suburban commercial center in metro Atlanta. Businesses…

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  • Anchoring Retail and Hospitality to Sports Stadiums: Does It Work?

    Anchoring Retail and Hospitality to Sports Stadiums: Does It Work?

    Anchoring Retail and Hospitality to Sports Stadiums: Does It Work? Other regions are considering following Atlanta’s lead in incentivizing big-time development around arenas Originally posted on 10/24/23 by David M. Levitt on Commercial Oberserver The Battery Atlanta — developed using a professional sports stadium as an anchor to a much larger development — has become…

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  • Does Amsterdam Walk extreme makeover justify pushback?

    Does Amsterdam Walk extreme makeover justify pushback?

    Does Amsterdam Walk extreme makeover justify pushback? Breakdown of new BeltLine-adjacent district Portman Holdings hopes to have under development ASAP Originally posted on 08/06/23 by Josh Green on Urbanize Atlanta Since the cat first peeked out of the bag in April, speculation has swirled over what Portman Holdings’ remake of Amsterdam Walk, a cherished but…

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  • Atlanta BeltLine snags 14 trail-side acres for development

    Atlanta BeltLine snags 14 trail-side acres for development

    Atlanta BeltLine snags 14 trail-side acres for development next to Pittsburgh Yards and Southside Trail, focus will be on affordable housing, job creation, BeltLine says Originally posted on 8/18/23 by Josh Green on Urbanize Atlanta The Atlanta BeltLine’s role as landholder and development suitor is continuing in a major way on the city’s southside. BeltLine officials…

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