September 30, 2019

Nonprofit, developer plan income-restricted housing and clinic space in Elyria-Swansea

48th and Race, Viña Apartments

Redevelopment is expected to begin next year on a 6-acre industrial site in Elyria-Swansea owned by the nonprofit Urban Land Conservancy.

Denver-based ULC and Atlanta-based Columbia Ventures submitted a site-development plan to the city last week, proposing 150 income-restricted residential units, and clinic and retail space at 4800 N. Vine St.

It’s the first phase of development planned for the 4800 Race St. and 4800 Vine St. parcels, which ULC paid $5.5 million for in April 2015, according to public records. The site is currently home to Atlas Construction Supply, which will move before construction begins.

Source BusinessDen

September 12, 2019

Boozy shakes and fancy Gelato headed to Decatur, brought to you by Meridith Ford

Decatur East

Food critic Meridith Ford will be delivering scoops and dishing it out in Decatur this fall.

Ford will open Cremalosa at the Cortland Decatur East mixed-use development. The address is 2657 E. College Avenue in Decatur, Georgia. But the plan is to sell the shop’s products in stores throughout Georgia.

The menu will blend American flavors inspired by Southern Sweets that utilizes an “age-old” Italian technique.

“The menu will highlight flavors from local ingredients spun according to time-honored Italian techniques, including a seasonally driven selection of made-from-scratch gelato and other sweet treats,” a press release from the company says.

Source Decaturish

August 15, 2019

Along the BeltLine’s Southside Trail corridor, Pittsburgh Yards is eyeing late-2019 debut

Pittsburgh Yards

In preparation, fundraisers want to create a personalized brick trail linking the BeltLine to University Avenue

It’s been decades since Pittsburgh was recognized as a bustling, thriving southside Atlanta neighborhood, but a philanthropy-focused, adaptive-reuse project could soon help tip the scales in the community’s favor.

Pittsburgh Yards, a (rare) community-driven project adjacent to the Atlanta BeltLine, aims to repurpose a former brownfield site as the area’s newest mixed-use destination.

But this development—slated to wrap phase 1 construction by year’s end and one day border the BeltLine’s Southside Trail—is expected to be a far cry from the other major multi-use builds lining the popular path.

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Nonprofit, developer plan income-restricted housing and clinic space in Elyria-Swansea

Boozy shakes and fancy Gelato headed to Decatur, brought to you by Meridith Ford

Along the BeltLine’s Southside Trail corridor, Pittsburgh Yards is eyeing late-2019 debut