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How a new BeltLine project reflects demand for apartments in a pandemic

A new 114-unit building at 678 Edgewood, part of the 23-year-old Studioplex development on Atlanta’s BeltLine, shows how multifamily developers have adjusted to the realities of pandemic apartment hunting.

Columbia Ventures is outfitting the $37 million project with 80% studios and one-bedrooms, a unit mix that might have once seemed “avant-garde” to other apartment developers,” said the firm’s managing partner Dillon Baynes. Even today, many developers still plan just 50% of their units as studios or ones.

Baynes, however, said times have changed.

“COVID solidified our thesis,” Baynes said. “A lot of folks want to live without a roommate.”

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Source: Atlanta Business Chronicle

Photos: Pittsburgh Yards opens along the Beltline in SW Atlanta

It’s called Pittsburgh Yards®, a mixed-use development that will eventually span 31 acres off University Avenue along the BeltLine in southwest Atlanta.

In this first image in a new photographic series, pictured is The Nia Building℠ at Pittsburgh Yards. The building is a professional and maker space in the Pittsburgh neighborhood in southwest Atlanta as of Tuesday, September 7, 2021.

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Source: The Atlanta Journal-Constitution

Jacksonville City Council backs gas tax increase on 13-6 vote but final tally could change

Jacksonville City Council backs gas tax increase on 13-6 vote but final tally could change

Jacksonville City Council leaned in favor Wednesday of approving a gas tax increase when the first round of votes showed 13-6 support for the measure that will get a final up-or-down verdict next week. If the 13-6 margin holds up when the council convenes in another special meeting on May 26, it would be above the requirement that at least 11 of 19 council members back the legislation for the tax increase to happen.

But three council members — Michael Boylan, Randy DeFoor and Terrance Freeman —prefaced their “yes” votes by saying they continue to evaluate the legislation and get feedback from constituents.

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Source: Jacksonville Daily Record

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