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You still seem to believe your point is valid. What don't you comprehend about the fact Atlantic Station is a mixed-use development and not just an outdoor mall?
They Keep saying its a walkable shopping center ignoring everything else.
Don't Forget Glenwood Park, Emory Village, West End, Historic Westside Village, Downtown College Park and East Point, Edgewood, Decatur, Smyrna, Vinings, heck even Lakewood and Bankhead even though they're not seeing development yet.
While nice, this is exactly what Atlantic Station seems like to me. As you described it, seems pretty accurate. Although having the parking garages underground was a pretty solid ideal....
And just like that, it begins. Also I feel I need to state that Fort Worth is another city and not Dallas. So in all this should only be between Atlanta and Dallas. Just sayin...
While those homes and apartments are nice, that type of urban development isn't out of the ordinary in other large Southern cities. It's your typical(yet admittedly lovely) New Urbanism. Dallas has areas similar to that.....
While those homes and apartments are nice, that type of urban development isn't out of the ordinary in other large Southern cities. It's your typical(yet admittedly lovely) New Urbanism. Dallas has areas similar to that.....
Show me then. Find a neighborhood like that in Dallas.
And just like that, it begins. Also I feel I need to state that Fort Worth is another city and not Dallas. So in all this should only be between Atlanta and Dallas. Just sayin...
Please say that again, because these people clearly aren't getting it...
While those homes and apartments are nice, that type of urban development isn't out of the ordinary in other large Southern cities. It's your typical(yet admittedly lovely) New Urbanism. Dallas has areas similar to that.....
Yeah I'm not a fan of those "New Urbanism" neighborhoods, they're nice, but they seem so far off. It would've been better if it was developed near Midtown.
I feel like as for Southern cities; Richmond, Louisville, Birmingham, and New Orleans seem to have better Urban layouts, or development, often resembling Midwestern cities. Although, it's not really a big of an issue because both Atlanta and Dallas are still very walkable, but I'd still love to see some areas develop into something like this.
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