South East Atlanta Development Updates Mega-Thread (Madison, Reynolds: salon, to buy, storage)

[cqholt]

Originally Posted by CCATL

More residential and retail moving forward at the Carter/GSU site by Turner Field! They're doing some really fantastic things here, and moving along faster than I expected.

https://atlanta.curbed.com/atlanta-d...-georgia-state

Its almost like having the Braves demand for ample parking held the area back.

[Mossberg]

So glad the braves left. Those parking lots were holding back progress.

[cqholt]

New pocket neighborhood coming to Ormewood Park

Across Vernon Avenue from Beulah Heights University and backing up to the Glenwood Green Townhomes, a venture called “Vernon” is slated to be a pocket neighborhood at the intersection of Vernon Avenue and Berne Street, two blocks up from the Beltline’s future Southside Trail.

Developed by David Smith with Oak Hall Development and TerraCraft Homes, the community will feature 20 larger single-family residences, cottages, and attached homes (duplexes) in a horseshoe layout.

The three- and four-bedroom homes will range between 1,500 and 2,500 square feet, with prices from the $500,000s to $700,000s, reps tell Curbed Atlanta.

HOA fees will be $125 per month, which covers such expenses as street lights, association management services, landscaping of common areas, and property and liability insurance for common areas.

https://atlanta.curbed.com/2019/2/18...homes-for-sale

[samiwas1]

Originally Posted by cqholt

New pocket neighborhood coming to Ormewood Park


https://atlanta.curbed.com/2019/2/18...homes-for-sale

Looks like this neighborhood was already started a while ago. Google Satellite shows the roads and houses under construction, oddly circling around an existing house. Good location, and decent sized houses. But $125 a month for a SFH neighborhood with no amenities seems awfully high.

[cqholt]

Originally Posted by samiwas1

Looks like this neighborhood was already started a while ago. Google Satellite shows the roads and houses under construction, oddly circling around an existing house. Good location, and decent sized houses. But $125 a month for a SFH neighborhood with no amenities seems awfully high.

972 is getting screwed over by that HOA fee

[samiwas1]

Originally Posted by cqholt

972 is getting screwed over by that HOA fee

How so?

Looks they made a mint on the sale of the land at least.

[TJJT]

Originally Posted by samiwas1

How so?

Looks they made a mint on the sale of the land at least.

Complaining about HOA in Atlanta in 2019 is hilarious..

[robertjhajek]

There was a huge group of workers outside the iffy grocery on Friday. It looked like they were surveying possibly? I've noticed that the property was taken off loopnet. Anyone got any new info?

[cqholt]

Ex-GM Lakewood Assembly marketed as mixed use development, by JLL.

OPPORTUNITY HIGHLIGHTS
Rare infill development site of +/- 40 acres.
Entitlements allow for development of dense commercial and a variety of residential products.
Two existing buildings totaling 166,000 sf rentable space.
Current income from TV & film production leases allows for carry of a phased development project.
The property sits within a Federal Opportunity Zone (Census Tract 64), offering significant tax benefits to equity investors.
The site is walking distance to The Atlanta BeltLine & Boulevard Crossing Park
Significant development activity in the immediate area
Exceptional interstate access and proximity to Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport
Offers due by March 28th, 2019
PARCEL DETAILS
Location: 315 McDonough Blvd, Atlanta, GA 30315
Size: +/- 40 Acres
Zoning: MRC-3-C
Access: McDonough Blvd, Sawtell Ave
County: Fulton
Building SF: 166,000 SF
Utilities: All available with excess capacity

Home

[samiwas1]

Originally Posted by cqholt

Ex-GM Lakewood Assembly marketed as mixed use development, by JLL.


Home

This spot, and hundreds of acres around it, is one that I've been pointing to for years as a no-brainer for big development. Just across the tracks are acres upon acres of towed-car storage and container storage. Manage to buy up just a little land to the north, and you have yourself a linear mixed-used development feeding directly onto the Beltline.