“Atlanta: Making Commercial Real Estate More Affordable for Minority-Owned Businesses.”
The city of Atlanta is a finalist for this year’s City Accelerator project, which is focused on helping cities build and grow their network of local businesses and entrepreneurs of color. Cities that are chosen for the project will receive valuable support and resources from experts and peers to help them achieve their goals.
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Source: Governing
“A nonprofit group and its partners broke ground over the weekend on the first phase of a commercial development that backers say will bring jobs south of downtown Atlanta.
The Annie E. Casey Foundation and a joint-venture team called Columbia Core Partners say the $26 million first phase of Pittsburgh Yards will create space for shops, restaurants, offices and light industrial businesses. The project will rise on 14 acres of a 31-acre site sandwiched between University Avenue and the future southern Beltline trail. …”
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Source: My AJC – The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
“On Saturday developers held a groundbreaking ceremony for the Pittsburgh Yards mixed-use development project.
One of the biggest goals for the project is to bring more than 1,000 jobs to the area over the span of a decade.
The project will cover 31 acres and connect to the city’s Beltline. …”
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Source: CBS 46
