Streets of Buckhead (Adrian, Martin: sales, real estate, 2010)

[atlantaATL]

Here is a updated list of allthe New stores that will be here in atlanta in march 2010. There are still more to come as time goes by i am hoping to see YSL and Roberto Cavalli

Stores

• AG Adriano Goldschmied
• Arthur
• Baccarat
• Billy Martin's
• Bonpoint
• Bottega Veneta
• Brioni
• Brunello Cucinelli
• Christofle
• Domenico Vecca
• Equinox
• Etro
• Hermès
• John Lobb
• Leggiadro
• Loro Piana
• Luigi Borrelli
• Optical Shops of Aspen
• Oscar de la Renta
• Van Cleef & Arpels
• Vilebrequin

[edit] Resturants

• Bottega del Vino
• The Capital Grille
• Japonais
• La Goulue
• Le Colonial

[atlantagreg30127]

Wow - pretty high-flutin stuff when I can't even pronounce most of 'em.

[DPAT]

Originally Posted by atlantagreg30127

Wow - pretty high-flutin stuff when I can't even pronounce most of 'em.

Now that's funny! I was thinking the same thing.

[BobKovacs]

Looks like I won't have any reason to go to the Streets of Buckhead.....

[Scott Summers]

The majority of the Etro collections look ridiculous and over the top. Does anyone this thing will be successful? Only for the elite or desperate posers.

[BornInFL]

I may have heard of one of those places.

[BringBackCobain]

Originally Posted by Scott Summers

The majority of the Etro collections look ridiculous and over the top. Does anyone this thing will be successful? Only for the elite or desperate posers.

Take a look at the median income for 30305 and 30327, and then decide if this is going to be a success.

[atlantagreg30127]

I think they need a Waffle House and an adult toy store.

[VJP]

I wonder how many of these will ACTUALLY open. For those who read WSJ daily cover to cover, my prediction that 1/3-1/2 of these stores will scale back expansion due to a noticeable cut in spending by even the higher to highest net worth individuals should not come as a surprise.

[wxjay]

Originally Posted by VJP

I wonder how many of these will ACTUALLY open. For those who read WSJ daily cover to cover, my prediction that 1/3-1/2 of these stores will scale back expansion due to a noticeable cut in spending by even the higher to highest net worth individuals should not come as a surprise.

Well, in real estate anyways, I read that sales of $1 million+ property have actually gone up. I know in Buckhead, the St. Regis Condos are almost all sold, and those are very pricey. So I don't know how much the high-end spenders are really cutting back.