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Atlanta folks will have to provide better up to date statistics for ATL. Almost every source I see shows midtown having a smaller population and generally the same, slightly less or slightly more density. But I don’t know midtown boundaries or the best sources for ATL
Where or how do they calculate that population for Uptown Charlotte? Uptown Charlotte doesn't have that many residential highrises/midrises for the population to be that high. Most of it is office.
Where or how do they calculate that population for Uptown Charlotte? Uptown Charlotte doesn't have that many residential highrises/midrises for the population to be that high. Most of it is office.
By the number of people living within I277, aka Uptown, 2 sq. Miles.
They’re not including any adjacent areas when they state 23,000.
That’s why I Generally defer to locals for their stats. Because locals know. Yes, uptown does have over 20,000 people. Which is slightly impressive considering a huge portion of that 2 sq. Miles is a graveyard. And uptown is more than office towers. Obviously, with 23k people.
On top of that, you have SCAD and GA tech in midtown, not sure about SCAD... but GT has 16k undergrads who aren’t residents formally, but function that way since they live there.
All of these people contribute to midtown residential skyline buildings if that’s what we are trying to figure out?
BTW, do you happen to know (or anyone know) if Opus Place in midtown Atlanta is not happening?
That tower is so nice looking and tall--but the site has been sitting there with a mound of dirt moved for about the past 3-4 years....
(at least last time I passed the site in early April)
BTW, do you happen to know (or anyone know) if Opus Place in midtown Atlanta is not happening?
That tower is so nice looking and tall--but the site has been sitting there with a mound of dirt moved for about the past 3-4 years....
(at least last time I passed the site in early April)
I personally have no special info on that, they’ve sold quite a bit of units already though. I hope it’s up by the end of 2020
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