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How Pittsburgh Yards is pioneering community-led Beltline development

South of downtown Atlanta, 31-acre project aims to be an inclusive economic catalyst

… 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, a company with local expertise in affordable housing. The site is several blocks east of the Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail; even more crucially, its southern border will one day be the Southside Trail, which engineers indicate will swoop down to Pittsburgh Yards’s back porch, so to speak, leaving an elevated former railroad for future transit. …”

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Source: Curbed – Atlanta

Pittsburgh Yards mixed-use project lands federal grant

“The federal government is lending a helping hand to a mixed-use development in south Atlanta’s Pittsburgh neighborhood.

The U.S. Department of Commerce’s Economic Development Administration awarded a $1.5 million grant Tuesday to the state of Georgia to help fund infrastructure improvements related to the “Pittsburgh Yards” project, which broke ground at a 31-acre site last March. …”

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Source: Atlanta Business Chronicle

The 8 Most Anticipated Restaurants in Atlanta, Fall 2018

“The first half of the year is over, and Atlanta experienced a steady stream of highly-anticipated restaurant openings, including Tiny Lou’s at the Hotel Clermont, Hattie B’s Hot Chicken, Watchman’s Seafood from the Kimball House crew, and Brush Sushi chef Jason Liang’s Japanese cafe Momonoki in Midtown. And, there’s so much more to come before the year ends.

The James Room
When: Late fall
Where: Old Fourth Ward, SPX Alley, 661 Auburn Avenue NE

What: The restaurant and cocktail bar from Missy and Kristin Koefod of 18.21 Bitters will open by the end of the year at SPX Alley along the Eastside BeltLine in the Old Fourth Ward. …”

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Source: Eater – Atlanta

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