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From the Beltline to downtown, Atlanta’s most promising 2018 proposals

  • Pittsburgh Yards

“At a site long planned for redevelopment, construction launched in March on Pittsburgh Yards, a multifaceted adaptive-reuse venture spearheaded by the Annie E. Casey Foundation, a philanthropic organization that aims to better the lives of American children, alongside partners Core Ventures and Columbia Ventures. The goal is to make Pittsburgh Yards as welcoming to welders, carpenters, and graphic designers who work there as Beltline bikers and pram-pushers. …”

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Source: Curbed – Atlanta

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Atlanta developer has multimillion dollar plan for East Jacksonville

  • Columbia Ventures

“An Atlanta developer has purchased the century-old Union Terminal Warehouse with plans for a multimillion-dollar redevelopment that could bring three stories of mixed-income apartments to the struggling East Jacksonville neighborhood that borders downtown on the other side of the Matthews Bridge expressway. …”

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Source: The Florida Times-Union/Jacksonville.com

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Asheville’s Pour Taproom planned along Atlanta Beltline

  • Studioplex

“A craft beer concept from Asheville, N.C., is planning its first location in Atlanta, picking a prime spot along the Beltline in Old Fourth Ward.

Pour Taproom is eyeing a location along the Eastside Trail, according to a permit just filed in Atlanta. It would be part of Studioplex Alley, a new retail project along the trail that includes tenants such as The James Room and Hawkers Asian Street Fare. …”

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Source: Atlanta Business Chronicle

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