JW Mitchell Unloads Two SE Warehouses
JW Mitchell Unloads Two SE Warehouses
JW Mitchell sold an Atlanta-area warehouse and one from Memphis. CBRE facilitated the sale along with $69.9 million in acquisition financing for the two-building portfolio, which totals over 1.6 million square feet.
Frank Fallon led a CBRE team representing the seller, and Brian Linnihan headed a group that secured the loan from Wells Fargo on behalf of the buyer.,
The portfolio’s facilities include:
- A 613,440-square-foot cross-dock warehouse located in Braselton, Ga. The facility was built in 2016 and is 100% occupied by a large e-commerce provider.
- A 1,013,500-square-foot cross-dock warehouse in Memphis, TN, was built in 2021 and is 100% occupied by Medtronic, a global healthcare technology company.
The Atlanta warehouse is in the Northeast/I-85 industrial submarket, which, according to CBRE Research, saw 2.1 million square feet of net absorption in Q4.
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JW Mitchell sold an Atlanta-area warehouse and one from Memphis. CBRE facilitated the sale along with $69.9 million in acquisition financing for the two-building portfolio, which totals over 1.6 million square feet. Frank Fallon led a CBRE team representing the seller, and Brian Linnihan headed a group that secured the loan from Wells Fargo on …
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JW Mitchell sold an Atlanta-area warehouse and one from Memphis. CBRE facilitated the sale along with $69.9 million in acquisition financing for the two-building portfolio, which totals over 1.6 million square feet. Frank Fallon led a CBRE team representing the seller, and Brian Linnihan headed a group that secured the loan from Wells Fargo on …
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Beltline, developer explain why Murphy Crossing deal fell apart
Beltline, developer explain why Murphy Crossing deal fell apart
Atlanta Beltline Inc. still hopes to break ground in 2026.
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Atlanta Beltline Inc. still hopes to break ground in 2026.
Beltline, developer explain why Murphy Crossing deal fell apart
Beltline, developer explain why Murphy Crossing deal fell apart
Atlanta Beltline Inc. still hopes to break ground in 2026.
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Atlanta Beltline Inc. still hopes to break ground in 2026.
Georgia Business Minds podcast guest Geoff Koski of KB Advisory Group says ‘downtowns are resilient’
Georgia Business Minds podcast guest Geoff Koski of KB Advisory Group says ‘downtowns are resilient’
Atlanta Business Chronicle launches a new podcast, “Georgia Business Minds.” The first episode takes a deep dive into what makes downtowns work.
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Atlanta Business Chronicle launches a new podcast, “Georgia Business Minds.” The first episode takes a deep dive into what makes downtowns work.
Georgia Business Minds podcast guest Geoff Koski of KB Advisory Group says ‘downtowns are resilient’
Georgia Business Minds podcast guest Geoff Koski of KB Advisory Group says ‘downtowns are resilient’
Atlanta Business Chronicle launches a new podcast, “Georgia Business Minds.” The first episode takes a deep dive into what makes downtowns work.
Atlanta Business Chronicle launches a new podcast, “Georgia Business Minds.” The first episode takes a deep dive into what makes downtowns work. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
Atlanta Business Chronicle launches a new podcast, “Georgia Business Minds.” The first episode takes a deep dive into what makes downtowns work.
1.5 years later, it’s crickets for parking-free downtown Decatur proposal
1.5 years later, it’s crickets for parking-free downtown Decatur proposal
1.5 years later, it’s crickets for parking-free downtown Decatur proposal
Josh Green
Wed, 02/05/2025 – 15:22
This month marks a year and ½ since a downtown Decatur project came to light that was cheered by Atlanta urbanists for its innovative approach to parking—or lack thereof.
But despite earning the Decatur Planning Commission’s unanimous approval in 2023 and other commendations at the city level, the dual-branded Hilton hotel has yet to break ground, and no one involved seems willing to discuss where it stands.
Numerous inquiries regarding the project’s status to Hilton, city officials, and Harrison Properties—a commercial firm trying to lease a portion of existing offices at the 213 Swanton Way site, per signage there—have not garnered responses, dating back to before Christmas.
Spokespeople for the City of Decatur directed more recent inquires to project developer Vision Hospitality Group, but those also weren’t returned this week.
The Hilton concept would replace three small surface parking lots and low-rise office buildings on Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square.
Signage at the site indicates one longtime tenant, Decatur Atlanta Printing, has recently relocated to Tucker.
Harrison Properties’ signage indicates about 5,000 square feet is available for a short-term lease in existing buildings.
The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The proposal by Vision Hospitality and BCA Studios architects, unveiled in August 2023, stoked excitement for potentially setting a new standard—and an example of how to sop up excess parking—in walkable ITP areas.
According to earlier filings, the project’s two brands would be Tempo, a new lifestyle-focused flag, and Homewood Suites, Hilton’s extended-stay brand.
The seven-story proposal is most notable in that it would include no vehicle-parking component, instead tapping existing space in nearby garages.
The 241-room hotel would consume about half a block behind Taco Mac Decatur, between two large parking decks; one is located at 1 W. Court Square near the DeKalb County Courthouse, and the other stands just east near Inner Voice Brewing, currently used by The Task Force for Global Health.
Both parking structures stand within 300 feet of the hotel site, developers have said. The 1 W. Court Square parking deck alone has 493 spaces.
Vision Hospitality was aiming to enter into long-term agreements with owners of those decks to use excess parking, operating an around-the-clock valet for hotel guests who arrive by car instead of building parking into the hotel. A food-and-beverage tenant called Bluestone Lane café would be situated at the corner of Ponce de Leon Place, opposite the brewery, per 2023 plans.
Vision Hospitality officials previously told the DDA they expect many hotel guests would arrive via MARTA or rideshare services.
Hotel plans also call for adding more street trees and a fully protected bike lane.
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
According to a resolution adopted by the DDA in support of the hotel, the Swanton Way property is currently underutilized with 57 parking spaces and three two-story buildings, all of which would be removed.
The hotel project would be advantageous “for the development of trade, commerce, industry, and employment” while activating unused parking around the DeKalb County seat, per the DDA.
Find a more detailed look at Hilton’s (former?) plans for downtown Decatur in the gallery above.
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
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The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Along Ponce de Leon Place today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The corner in question where Ponce de Leon Place meets Swanton Way today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
Totality of the properties in question where Swanton Way meets Commerce Drive. Google Maps
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
Overview of the properties today, with Inner Voice Brewing’s building shown just to the bottom left. Google Maps
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The Swanton Way facade. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The floorplan breakdown for the dual-branded hotel building’s ground floor. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Plans for north-facing hotel amenities. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
1.5 years later, it’s crickets for parking-free downtown Decatur proposal
Josh Green
Wed, 02/05/2025 – 15:22
This month marks a year and ½ since a downtown Decatur project came to light that was cheered by Atlanta urbanists for its innovative approach to parking—or lack thereof.But despite earning the Decatur Planning Commission’s unanimous approval in 2023 and other commendations at the city level, the dual-branded Hilton hotel has yet to break ground, and no one involved seems willing to discuss where it stands. Numerous inquiries regarding the project’s status to Hilton, city officials, and Harrison Properties—a commercial firm trying to lease a portion of existing offices at the 213 Swanton Way site, per signage there—have not garnered responses, dating back to before Christmas. Spokespeople for the City of Decatur directed more recent inquires to project developer Vision Hospitality Group, but those also weren’t returned this week. The Hilton concept would replace three small surface parking lots and low-rise office buildings on Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Signage at the site indicates one longtime tenant, Decatur Atlanta Printing, has recently relocated to Tucker. Harrison Properties’ signage indicates about 5,000 square feet is available for a short-term lease in existing buildings.
The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The proposal by Vision Hospitality and BCA Studios architects, unveiled in August 2023, stoked excitement for potentially setting a new standard—and an example of how to sop up excess parking—in walkable ITP areas. According to earlier filings, the project’s two brands would be Tempo, a new lifestyle-focused flag, and Homewood Suites, Hilton’s extended-stay brand. The seven-story proposal is most notable in that it would include no vehicle-parking component, instead tapping existing space in nearby garages.The 241-room hotel would consume about half a block behind Taco Mac Decatur, between two large parking decks; one is located at 1 W. Court Square near the DeKalb County Courthouse, and the other stands just east near Inner Voice Brewing, currently used by The Task Force for Global Health.Both parking structures stand within 300 feet of the hotel site, developers have said. The 1 W. Court Square parking deck alone has 493 spaces.Vision Hospitality was aiming to enter into long-term agreements with owners of those decks to use excess parking, operating an around-the-clock valet for hotel guests who arrive by car instead of building parking into the hotel. A food-and-beverage tenant called Bluestone Lane café would be situated at the corner of Ponce de Leon Place, opposite the brewery, per 2023 plans. Vision Hospitality officials previously told the DDA they expect many hotel guests would arrive via MARTA or rideshare services.Hotel plans also call for adding more street trees and a fully protected bike lane.
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
According to a resolution adopted by the DDA in support of the hotel, the Swanton Way property is currently underutilized with 57 parking spaces and three two-story buildings, all of which would be removed.The hotel project would be advantageous “for the development of trade, commerce, industry, and employment” while activating unused parking around the DeKalb County seat, per the DDA. Find a more detailed look at Hilton’s (former?) plans for downtown Decatur in the gallery above.
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
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The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Along Ponce de Leon Place today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The corner in question where Ponce de Leon Place meets Swanton Way today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
Totality of the properties in question where Swanton Way meets Commerce Drive. Google Maps
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
Overview of the properties today, with Inner Voice Brewing’s building shown just to the bottom left. Google Maps
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The Swanton Way facade. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The floorplan breakdown for the dual-branded hotel building’s ground floor. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Plans for north-facing hotel amenities. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
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1.5 years later, it’s crickets for parking-free downtown Decatur proposal
Josh Green
Wed, 02/05/2025 – 15:22
This month marks a year and ½ since a downtown Decatur project came to light that was cheered by Atlanta urbanists for its innovative approach to parking—or lack thereof.But despite earning the Decatur Planning Commission’s unanimous approval in 2023 and other commendations at the city level, the dual-branded Hilton hotel has yet to break ground, and no one involved seems willing to discuss where it stands. Numerous inquiries regarding the project’s status to Hilton, city officials, and Harrison Properties—a commercial firm trying to lease a portion of existing offices at the 213 Swanton Way site, per signage there—have not garnered responses, dating back to before Christmas. Spokespeople for the City of Decatur directed more recent inquires to project developer Vision Hospitality Group, but those also weren’t returned this week. The Hilton concept would replace three small surface parking lots and low-rise office buildings on Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Signage at the site indicates one longtime tenant, Decatur Atlanta Printing, has recently relocated to Tucker. Harrison Properties’ signage indicates about 5,000 square feet is available for a short-term lease in existing buildings.
The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The proposal by Vision Hospitality and BCA Studios architects, unveiled in August 2023, stoked excitement for potentially setting a new standard—and an example of how to sop up excess parking—in walkable ITP areas. According to earlier filings, the project’s two brands would be Tempo, a new lifestyle-focused flag, and Homewood Suites, Hilton’s extended-stay brand. The seven-story proposal is most notable in that it would include no vehicle-parking component, instead tapping existing space in nearby garages.The 241-room hotel would consume about half a block behind Taco Mac Decatur, between two large parking decks; one is located at 1 W. Court Square near the DeKalb County Courthouse, and the other stands just east near Inner Voice Brewing, currently used by The Task Force for Global Health.Both parking structures stand within 300 feet of the hotel site, developers have said. The 1 W. Court Square parking deck alone has 493 spaces.Vision Hospitality was aiming to enter into long-term agreements with owners of those decks to use excess parking, operating an around-the-clock valet for hotel guests who arrive by car instead of building parking into the hotel. A food-and-beverage tenant called Bluestone Lane café would be situated at the corner of Ponce de Leon Place, opposite the brewery, per 2023 plans. Vision Hospitality officials previously told the DDA they expect many hotel guests would arrive via MARTA or rideshare services.Hotel plans also call for adding more street trees and a fully protected bike lane.
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
According to a resolution adopted by the DDA in support of the hotel, the Swanton Way property is currently underutilized with 57 parking spaces and three two-story buildings, all of which would be removed.The hotel project would be advantageous “for the development of trade, commerce, industry, and employment” while activating unused parking around the DeKalb County seat, per the DDA. Find a more detailed look at Hilton’s (former?) plans for downtown Decatur in the gallery above.
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
…Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Decatur news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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213 Swanton Way
Downtown Decatur
Tempo
Homewood Suites
Atlanta Hotels
Parking Lots
BCA Studios
Vision Hospitality Group
Bluestone Lane
Inner Voice Brewing
Decatur Planning Commission
Decatur City Commission
Decatur Park Lots
Images
The proposed, dual-branded hotel site today along Commerce Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Along Ponce de Leon Place today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The corner in question where Ponce de Leon Place meets Swanton Way today. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Surface parking in front of the longtime home of Decatur Atlanta Printing, which has recently relocated to Tucker, and other tenants. Urbanize Atlanta
Totality of the properties in question where Swanton Way meets Commerce Drive. Google Maps
The half-block in question at 213 Swanton Way, just east of Decatur’s Historic Square. Google Maps
Overview of the properties today, with Inner Voice Brewing’s building shown just to the bottom left. Google Maps
Detailed look at the building’s eastern face over Ponce de Leon Place. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The planned cafe component opposite Inner Voice Brewing and other food-and-beverage businesses. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The Swanton Way facade. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
The floorplan breakdown for the dual-branded hotel building’s ground floor. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Plans for north-facing hotel amenities. Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Vision Hospitality Group; designs, BCA Studios architecture
Subtitle
Plans call(ed) for dual-branded Hilton concept with cafe, protected bike lane, more trees
Neighborhood
Decatur
Background Image
Image
Associated Project
213 Swanton Way
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Newer Atlanta office buildings are 92% occupied, per new data
Newer Atlanta office buildings are 92% occupied, per new data
A divide between high-quality and low-quality office space in Atlanta is widening.
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A divide between high-quality and low-quality office space in Atlanta is widening.
Newer Atlanta office buildings are 92% occupied, per new data
Newer Atlanta office buildings are 92% occupied, per new data
A divide between high-quality and low-quality office space in Atlanta is widening.
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A divide between high-quality and low-quality office space in Atlanta is widening.
Branch Properties secures approval for Gainesville mall redevelopment
Branch Properties secures approval for Gainesville mall redevelopment
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center.
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center.
Branch Properties secures approval for Gainesville mall redevelopment
Branch Properties secures approval for Gainesville mall redevelopment
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center.
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
The Atlanta-based developer aims to create a contemporary development that functions as a town center.