Upper Westside and West Midtown is quickly filling in. (Marietta: apartment complex, condos)

[chiatldal]

Originally Posted by cqholt

The difference being those names were created, most of the time, by the founding developers. The areas matured, declined, and in some cases rebounded with those names. West Midtown and Upper Westside have 0 historical relevance.

I thinks this because developers need a way to market the broader area, Downtown and Midtown are not one neighborhood, but rather a collection of neighborhoods.

The Westside was never urban, now that it's developing, developers need a way to group the broader area.

So Blandtown, Home Park, Berkeley park, Underwood Hills, Bolton, Whittier Mill Village etc names are not forsake. But much like Centennial Hill, Fairlie-Poplar are neighborhoods with in Downtown.

[kunedos]

And I am moving if any one is interested in picking up a short term lease in West Midtown

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by samiwas1

Here is a thread I started a while back with info.

Another project set for the Upper Westside

Thanks!

[cqholt]

Originally Posted by Othello Is Here

Yep.I can tell you have not been there in over a year.
10 years?Try about 5.

Already on Brady Ave and Howell Mill areas have whole new huge developments way beyond those completed projects you mentioned.
Huff Rd has several new apartments as well.
This is on Brady being built out as we speak


http://atlanta.curbed.com/2016/7/6/1...kyards-complex

This even more single family and Town homes
Developer Plans $200M Community On Atlanta

Dont forget also the new Publix Shopping Center currently being built near Moores Mill and Bolton Rd

Appears a bowling alley has been announced for this development.
Bowling lanes and gaming venue coming to Westside - The Atlanta Loop

[arjay57]

NW Atlanta is turning into quite the entertainment district.

[cqholt]

In a press release, developer Third & Urban announced Monday that more than half — 62,000 square feet — of COMPLEX has already been claimed as the project preps to break ground this month.

Half of that space (31,000 square feet) will be occupied by upscale catering company Proof of the Pudding, which inked a 10-year lease.

Officials hope to finish the $16-million redevelopment by May next year, with 20 different spaces — a mix of warehouse, office, and retail uses — carved from 105,000 total square feet.

http://atlanta.curbed.com/2016/12/6/...called-complex

[Ant131531]

It looks really suburban...Yawn.

[samiwas1]

Originally Posted by Ant131531

It looks really suburban...Yawn.

Less than 15 minutes from the center of midtown is "really suburban"?

[Othello Is Here]

Originally Posted by Ant131531

It looks really suburban...Yawn.

Its not.Considering that these are existing building that are mostlly brick warehouses being re purposed.There is nothing suburban looking about that

[Calm Down ATL]

Originally Posted by samiwas1

Less than 15 minutes from the center of midtown is "really suburban"?

Exactly. This is literally 5 minutes from the middle of Midtown.