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Toll Brothers Announces New Luxury Home Community Now Open in Atlanta, Georgia

Steven Sharp

Mon, 03/03/2025 – 06:00

ATLANTA – Toll Brothers, Inc. (NYSE:TOL), the nation’s leading builder of luxury homes, today announced its newest community, Nolyn Pointe by Toll Brothers, is now open in Atlanta, Georgia. Nolyn Pointe offers luxury single-family home designs in the vibrant Chosewood Park area with direct access to the Beltline Southside Trail. The community’s Sales Center, located at 420 McDonough Boulevard in Atlanta, is now open daily for tours of the available quick move-in homes.

The Bungalows Collection offered at Nolyn Pointe by Toll Brothers features thoughtfully designed luxury homes with open floor plans and modern details. Home buyers will enjoy expansive three-story home designs with luxurious primary bedroom suites, well-designed gourmet kitchens with large islands, and high-end interior finishes. Homes include 4 bedrooms, 3.5 baths, 2-car garages, and over 2,700 square feet of luxury living space. Homes will be priced from the upper $500,000s.

Landscaped walkways at Nolyn PointeToll Brothers Inc.

“Nolyn Pointe by Toll Brothers offers versatile home designs in a prime Atlanta location,” said Eric White, Division President of Toll Brothers in Atlanta. “Residents will experience luxury interior finishes with easy access to local shops, restaurants, and countless options for outdoor recreation.”

“Atlanta’s Chosewood Park neighborhood is sought-after for its serene green spaces and charming single-family homes,” added White. “Residents will be able to experience the perfect blend of city living and suburban tranquility at Nolyn Pointe.”

Homeowners will have access to nearby parks including Boulevard Crossing Park, Chosewood Park, and Grant Park, as well as direct access to the BeltLine Southside Trail.

Streetscape of Nolyn PointeToll Brothers Inc.

Residents will also enjoy urban living with proximity to Atlanta’s thriving shopping, dining, and cultural scene at The Beacon Atlanta, East Atlanta Village, Glenwood Park, and Summerhill.

For more information on Nolyn Pointe by Toll Brothers and other Toll Brothers communities throughout Georgia, call (888) 686-5542 or visit TollBrothers.com/Georgia.

About Toll Brothers

Toll Brothers, Inc., a Fortune 500 Company, is the nation’s leading builder of luxury homes. The Company was founded 57 years ago in 1967 and became a public company in 1986. Its common stock is listed on the New York Stock Exchange under the symbol “TOL.” The Company serves first-time, move-up, empty-nester, active-adult, and second-home buyers, as well as urban and suburban renters. Toll Brothers builds in over 60 markets in 24 states: Arizona, California, Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Florida, Georgia, Idaho, Indiana, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Nevada, New Jersey, New York, North Carolina, Oregon, Pennsylvania, South Carolina, Tennessee, Texas, Utah, Virginia, and Washington, as well as in the District of Columbia. The Company operates its own architectural, engineering, mortgage, title, land development, smart home technology, and landscape subsidiaries. The Company also develops master-planned and golf course communities as well as operates its own lumber distribution, house component assembly, and manufacturing operations.

Toll Brothers has been one of Fortune magazine’s World’s Most Admired Companies™ for 10+ years in a row, and in 2024 the Company’s Chairman and CEO Douglas C. Yearley, Jr. was named one of 25 Top CEOs by Barron’s magazine. Toll Brothers has also been named Builder of the Year by Builder magazine and is the first two-time recipient of Builder of the Year from Professional Builder magazine. For more information visit TollBrothers.com.

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282-Unit Multifamily Project Planned for Monroe

A more than $42 million loan has been arranged for a new apartment community in Monroe.

CBRE arranged the loan for the construction of The Jax, a 282-unit, garden-style multifamily development.

The Jax will be located at 200 Aycock Avenue. The community will include seven three-story residential buildings with one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans averaging 1,117 square feet. Units will feature luxury finishes with high ceilings, plank flooring, stainless steel appliances and granite countertops in select units.

Community amenities will include a business center, clubhouse, pool, fitness center, volleyball court, picnic area, EV charging stations and a breakfast/coffee concierge.

Blake Cohen and Charlie Clark with CBRE Capital Markets’ Debt & Structured Finance in Atlanta represented the borrowers, a joint venture between Green River Builders and ARC Multifamily Group, an Atlanta-based real estate investment and asset management company.

“We are pleased to have represented Green River and ARC on this financing opportunity,” Cohen, a senior vice president with CBRE, said in a statement. “Between Green River’s development expertise and ARC’s operational capabilities, this is a highly complementary joint venture, and this project is well positioned for success.”

Cohen also noted that The Jax will be the city’s first large-scale apartment project.

The project is located 40 miles east of Downtown Atlanta. It is within the Walton County Public School District.

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The Jax will feature one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans in a garden-style development.

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Third & Urban Acquires Sandy Springs Flex Industrial Campus

Local real estate company Third & Urban has acquired Northridge Commons in Sandy Springs.

Northridge Commons is a seven-building, 470,000-square-foot flex industrial campus located at 8601 Dunwoody Place, off GA-400. It is currently 83 percent leased, consisting of a variety of office, flex and warehouse tenants, including Inspire Brands and Invitation Homes, a subsidiary of Blackstone.

According to an announcement, the acquisition is part of Third & Urban’s “newly formed investment strategy of buying undervalued office and flex industrial assets across the Southeast.”

Third & Urban co-founder Pierce Lancaster said the strategy “runs parallel to our development business and leverages our expertise to acquire and hold quality assets, allowing us to capture value in different market cycles.”

The firm plans to reposition some of the office spaces at Northridge Commons to attract more flex industrial users.

“Northridge Commons presented an excellent opportunity to acquire a stabilized, cash-flowing asset in one of Atlanta’s top suburban markets,” Third & Urban Vice President Jon Huang said in a statement. “With its centralized location, refreshed exterior and flexible spaces, the property fits well within our growing investment business.”

Third & Urban’s investment portfolio also includes Dunwoody Park, an 18-acre, eight-building office campus the firm acquired last year, as well as a recently purchased Virginia-Highland street retail portfolio.

The firm also recently acquired the 32-acre site at Corporate Square in Brookhaven, with plans to redevelop the office campus into a mixed-use district with housing and commercial space.

The Third & Urban pipeline encompasses 3.2 million square feet valued at $1.4 billion, according to the announcement.

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Northridge Commons is a seven-building, 470,000-square-foot campus off GA-400.

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Craftsmanship, Comfort and Connectivity in Ashford Park Home

This custom-built home offers high-end craftsmanship and accessibility, located on one of Ashford Park’s most desirable streets. From the moment you enter, the inviting foyer sets a warm and welcoming tone, guiding you through the home’s thoughtfully planned spaces with ease. Designed for entertaining, the open layout is bathed in natural light from expansive windows, complemented by soaring ceilings and recessed lighting.

The main-level owner’s suite is a secluded retreat, unveiling backyard views and direct access to the pool and spa. The accompanying bath features dual vanities, a walk-in shower, and custom-built closet tailored for optimal organization. Nearby, the gourmet kitchen is centered around a spacious island with an integrated microwave, dishwasher and fridge drawers. Flowing harmoniously into the living room, this area features a vaulted ceiling, a striking gas fireplace, and two sets of doors leading to the covered porch and outdoor entertainment space.

Beyond the main living area, a wet bar and walk-in pantry provide effortless transitions to the separate dining room. Additional conveniences on this level include a mudroom, powder room, laundry room, and a spacious storage closet off the foyer.

Upstairs, three generously sized bedrooms, each offering walk-in closets, share two beautifully appointed full baths. A private studio apartment suite, accessible via garage stairs, incorporates flexible space that can serve as a home office, guest quarters, or a recreation room.

Intentionally designed to serve as a private escape, the outdoor space features professionally upgraded landscaping that creates a lush and inviting setting. A covered porch with IPE decking, ceiling heater, and built-in grill setup, offers a year-round gathering space, while the spa and pool complete the backyard experience. Full turf underfoot, bordered by stone walkways, ensures both style and comfort, complemented by landscape lighting and an irrigation system.

The garage fits two large vehicles and includes a Tesla supercharger, a newly installed quiet-model garage opener, and a separate storage room. Additionally, a parking pad provides space for a third vehicle.

Recent upgrades, including a new roof and pool heater installed in 2024, spray foam insulation, and a surround sound system throughout the main level, porch, and pool area, add to the home’s modern elements.

Integrating high-end finishes, smart design, and a prime location just steps from restaurants, shops, parks, and fitness centers, this Ashford Park home provides connectivity and an elevated living experience in one of Atlanta’s most sought-after neighborhoods.

Listed by Todd Banister with Harry Norman, REALTORS®, this home is located at 2727 N Thompson Road NE Brookhaven, GA 30319.

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Expansive windows bring lots of natural light, alongside a gourmet kitchen, a main-level owner’s suite, and three additional bedrooms.

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Former Duke Energy HQ Transforming to Apartments

MRP Realty, Asana Partners and the Rockefeller Group announced the first joint venture between their firms and the final close of funding for the Brooklyn & Church redevelopment. The partnership closed with lenders on construction financing for the conversion of the former Duke Energy headquarters located at 526 S. Church Street in Charlotte. When completed, the project will consist of 460 apartments and 57,000 square feet of retail.

The first conversion of office to mixed-use in Charlotte, the 800,000-square-foot building will repurpose the 1970s office tower into loft-style apartments with ground-floor retail and a new three-story, 30,000-square-foot retail building at the corner of Church Street and Brooklyn Village Avenue.

Brooklyn & Church will rise thirteen stories and provide modern industrial loft-style living and balconies. The building’s core and shell will be preserved, and the façade will be completely reskinned, providing new glass windows and spacious balconies.

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MRP Realty, Asana Partners and the Rockefeller Group announced the first joint venture between their firms and the final close of funding for the Brooklyn & Church redevelopment. The partnership closed with lenders on construction financing for the conversion of the former Duke Energy headquarters located at 526 S. Church Street in Charlotte. When completed, the project …
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MRP Realty, Asana Partners and the Rockefeller Group announced the first joint venture between their firms and the final close of funding for the Brooklyn & Church redevelopment. The partnership closed with lenders on construction financing for the conversion of the former Duke Energy headquarters located at 526 S. Church Street in Charlotte. When completed, the project …
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Portman Makes Two Key Promotions

Atlanta-based Portman promoted Travis Garland to the newly created role of chief development officer. In this role, Garland will drive daily operations across all property types. Garland previously served as managing director of office for Portman, where he oversaw transactions valued at more than $4 billion.

Andy Kroll has been promoted to chief operating officer. He will replace Michelle Barton, who is retiring. Barton spent 28 years with Portman and began her career in 1997 at AmericasMart.

Kroll currently serves as senior vice president of asset management, overseeing a $3 billion portfolio across asset types.

A good chunk of Portman’s future development pipeline is in Atlanta, from the redevelopment of Amsterdam Walk to a proposal to remake the aging Brookside office park in Alpharetta.

Portman has developed over 80 million square feet of real estate, according to the company. It owns and manages over $3 billion of assets across office, hospitality, multifamily, retail and industrial. The company has about 120 employees.

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Atlanta-based Portman promoted Travis Garland to the newly created role of chief development officer. In this role, Garland will drive daily operations across all property types. Garland previously served as managing director of office for Portman, where he oversaw transactions valued at more than $4 billion. Andy Kroll has been promoted to chief operating officer. He will replace Michelle …
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Atlanta-based Portman promoted Travis Garland to the newly created role of chief development officer. In this role, Garland will drive daily operations across all property types. Garland previously served as managing director of office for Portman, where he oversaw transactions valued at more than $4 billion. Andy Kroll has been promoted to chief operating officer. He will replace Michelle …
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Buckhead is installing an outdoor gym—under a freeway

Josh Green

Mon, 03/03/2025 – 08:10

Atlanta’s legions of post-pandemic, outdoor-gym enthusiasts know the biggest detriment to getting in a good open-air workout isn’t stifling heat or chilly wind—it’s rain.

A new workout station in Buckhead is using existing infrastructure to help solve that.

The Old Ivy Fitness Tunnel, a project led by quality-of-life nonprofit Livable Buckhead, is taking shape as part of the growing PATH400 project—Buckhead’s multipurpose, more linear answer to the Atlanta Beltline. The underpass gym will use Ga. Highway 400 travel lanes as a canopy (and shade structure) where Old Ivy Road meets the freeway.

The project marks the first fitness installation along PATH400—and the first outdoor gym at any Buckhead park.

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Livable Buckhead reports that concrete has been poured for the project as six pieces of multigenerational fitness equipment (think: a cross-country ski machine, chest press, leg extension, lateral pull, vertical press, and other pieces) are en route.

A $40,000 grant from Park Pride is footing the bill.

Denise Starling, Livable Buckhead executive director, said the PATH400 fitness pitstop has long been part of plans for the broader Old Ivy Park next door. It’s designed to be accessible for both older adults and people with physical disabilities.

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Atlanta’s legions of post-pandemic, outdoor-gym enthusiasts know the biggest detriment to getting in a good open-air workout isn’t stifling heat or chilly wind—it’s rain. A new workout station in Buckhead is using existing infrastructure to help solve that. The Old Ivy Fitness Tunnel, a project led by quality-of-life nonprofit Livable Buckhead, is taking shape as part of the growing PATH400 project—Buckhead’s multipurpose, more linear answer to the Atlanta Beltline. The underpass gym will use Ga. Highway 400 travel lanes as a canopy (and shade structure) where Old Ivy Road meets the freeway. The project marks the first fitness installation along PATH400—and the first outdoor gym at any Buckhead park.

Livable Buckhead

Livable Buckhead reports that concrete has been poured for the project as six pieces of multigenerational fitness equipment (think: a cross-country ski machine, chest press, leg extension, lateral pull, vertical press, and other pieces) are en route. A $40,000 grant from Park Pride is footing the bill. Denise Starling, Livable Buckhead executive director, said the PATH400 fitness pitstop has long been part of plans for the broader Old Ivy Park next door. It’s designed to be accessible for both older adults and people with physical disabilities. No ponchos required.

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Photos: How ‘Upper Westside’ build with nearly 600 homes turned out

Josh Green

Fri, 02/28/2025 – 14:44

Promising a “foundation for your Upper Westside journey,” one of the largest residential builds west of Midtown in recent memory is offering free rent in hopes of beckoning Atlantans to its upscale first phase.

After starting construction in late 2022 and leasing efforts last fall, officials with BRYKS Upper Westside tell Urbanize Atlanta the 2200 Marietta Boulevard complex is currently 24 percent leased.

Representatives provided updated photos of features that include a 4,600-square-foot courtyard connecting both of BRYKS’ buildings, where nearly 600 apartments will be offered. Two months of free rent is being dangled right now for leases signed before March 15.

No studio units (or three-bedroom options) in the building are currently available.

That means a foot-in-the-door unit is the one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in 737 square feet asking $1,800 monthly.

The BRYKS Upper Westside phase-one facade along Marietta Boulevard in Bolton. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Overall the complex is described as “a community where industrial heritage meets modern design.” Courtesy of Golub & Company

The least expensive two-bedroom floorplans—1,121 square feet, with two bathrooms—are ground-floor units that rent for $2,470.

The BRYKS project is a Class A joint venture between global real estate firm Golub & Company, Atlanta-based commercial real estate company AB Capital, and Atlanta entrepreneur Thierry François, among others. It marks another example of large-scale investment in a corridor linking Atlanta’s Westside to the Chattahoochee River and beyond.

The Lord Aeck Sargent-designed complex will include 576 apartments when both phases finish, officials have said.

Onsite amenities at BRYKS include a pet spa, dog park, a rooftop lounge, private conference rooms, coworking suites described as “luxe,” a fitness center with a cycling and yoga studio, and a tucked-away, resort-style pool.

Several amenity spaces are designed for content creation such as podcasting, streaming, and production, according to project reps.

A large, internal courtyard greenspace at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Custom murals at the BRYKS Upper Westside dog park. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Another facet is 12,000 square feet of retail meant to activate the streetscape; Bridger Properties is heading retail leasing, but no signings have been announced.

Beyond the new complex, Westside Park, Scofflaw Brewing, Top Golf, The Works, Westside Village, the Beltline corridor, PATH Foundation connecting trails, and Publix-anchored Moores Mill Center have all been cited by project officials as nearby attractions.

Have a closer look at how BRYKS stacked up in the gallery above.

The site’s proximity to Vinings (upper left) and Atlantic Station (bottom right). Google Maps

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The BRYKS Upper Westside phase-one facade along Marietta Boulevard in Bolton. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Lobby and coworking at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

A large, internal courtyard greenspace at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Custom murals at the BRYKS Upper Westside dog park. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Inside the BRYKS dog spa. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Overall the complex is described as “a community where industrial heritage meets modern design.” Courtesy of Golub & Company

BRYKS features two separate apartment buildings joined by a common plaza, and it marks Golub’s debut in the Atlanta market.Courtesy of Golub & Company

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The project has earned a National Green Building Standard Silver rating for its design, construction, and green building techniques.
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The communal Maker’s Space “encourages an environment where residents can tap into their creative energy,” per project reps. Courtesy of Golub & Company

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The least expensive one-bedroom plan currently offered at BRYKS. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

A ground-floor two-bedroom plan, currently the complex’s least expensive. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

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Josh Green

Fri, 02/28/2025 – 14:44

Promising a “foundation for your Upper Westside journey,” one of the largest residential builds west of Midtown in recent memory is offering free rent in hopes of beckoning Atlantans to its upscale first phase. After starting construction in late 2022 and leasing efforts last fall, officials with BRYKS Upper Westside tell Urbanize Atlanta the 2200 Marietta Boulevard complex is currently 24 percent leased. Representatives provided updated photos of features that include a 4,600-square-foot courtyard connecting both of BRYKS’ buildings, where nearly 600 apartments will be offered. Two months of free rent is being dangled right now for leases signed before March 15.No studio units (or three-bedroom options) in the building are currently available. That means a foot-in-the-door unit is the one-bedroom, one-bathroom apartment in 737 square feet asking $1,800 monthly.

The BRYKS Upper Westside phase-one facade along Marietta Boulevard in Bolton. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Overall the complex is described as “a community where industrial heritage meets modern design.” Courtesy of Golub & Company

The least expensive two-bedroom floorplans—1,121 square feet, with two bathrooms—are ground-floor units that rent for $2,470. The BRYKS project is a Class A joint venture between global real estate firm Golub & Company, Atlanta-based commercial real estate company AB Capital, and Atlanta entrepreneur Thierry François, among others. It marks another example of large-scale investment in a corridor linking Atlanta’s Westside to the Chattahoochee River and beyond.The Lord Aeck Sargent-designed complex will include 576 apartments when both phases finish, officials have said. Onsite amenities at BRYKS include a pet spa, dog park, a rooftop lounge, private conference rooms, coworking suites described as “luxe,” a fitness center with a cycling and yoga studio, and a tucked-away, resort-style pool.Several amenity spaces are designed for content creation such as podcasting, streaming, and production, according to project reps.

A large, internal courtyard greenspace at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Custom murals at the BRYKS Upper Westside dog park. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Another facet is 12,000 square feet of retail meant to activate the streetscape; Bridger Properties is heading retail leasing, but no signings have been announced. Beyond the new complex, Westside Park, Scofflaw Brewing, Top Golf, The Works, Westside Village, the Beltline corridor, PATH Foundation connecting trails, and Publix-anchored Moores Mill Center have all been cited by project officials as nearby attractions.Have a closer look at how BRYKS stacked up in the gallery above.

The site’s proximity to Vinings (upper left) and Atlantic Station (bottom right). Google Maps

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The BRYKS Upper Westside phase-one facade along Marietta Boulevard in Bolton. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Lobby and coworking at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

A large, internal courtyard greenspace at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Custom murals at the BRYKS Upper Westside dog park. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Inside the BRYKS dog spa. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Overall the complex is described as “a community where industrial heritage meets modern design.” Courtesy of Golub & Company

BRYKS features two separate apartment buildings joined by a common plaza, and it marks Golub’s debut in the Atlanta market.Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The project has earned a National Green Building Standard Silver rating for its design, construction, and green building techniques.
Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The communal Maker’s Space “encourages an environment where residents can tap into their creative energy,” per project reps. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The least expensive one-bedroom plan currently offered at BRYKS. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

A ground-floor two-bedroom plan, currently the complex’s least expensive. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

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The BRYKS Upper Westside phase-one facade along Marietta Boulevard in Bolton. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Lobby and coworking at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

A large, internal courtyard greenspace at BRYKS Upper Westside. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Custom murals at the BRYKS Upper Westside dog park. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Inside the BRYKS dog spa. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Overall the complex is described as “a community where industrial heritage meets modern design.” Courtesy of Golub & Company

BRYKS features two separate apartment buildings joined by a common plaza, and it marks Golub’s debut in the Atlanta market.Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The project has earned a National Green Building Standard Silver rating for its design, construction, and green building techniques.
Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The communal Maker’s Space “encourages an environment where residents can tap into their creative energy,” per project reps. Courtesy of Golub & Company

Courtesy of Golub & Company

The least expensive one-bedroom plan currently offered at BRYKS. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

A ground-floor two-bedroom plan, currently the complex’s least expensive. Golub & Company/ BRYKS Upper Westside

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Downtown’s Olympic fountains are back—with fresh tech, daily shows

Josh Green

Fri, 02/28/2025 – 13:40

The fountain feature at downtown Atlanta’s centerpiece park is about to make a much bigger splash with synchronized music—and fog.

Centennial Olympic Park’s iconic Fountain of Rings—one of downtown’s most visited attractions—has officially reopened following months of construction over the fall and winter, a project funded by a $2.5 million Robert W. Woodruff Foundation grant.

The result is an enlivened, interactive landmark with “cutting-edge enhancements” and an “immersive audio-visual experience,” according to the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, the park’s owner and operator.

What’s that mean? Four shows described as “spectacular” will take place daily, beginning the week of March 10, at 12 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 9 p.m. (In the meantime, kiddos, it’s a bit chilly to go splashing around in bathing suits.)

Guests can expect water sprays to blast more than 15-feet high for shows. During evening performances, more than 250 new LED ring lights will bring 360-degree illumination in a variety of patterns and colors.

Meanwhile, a “sophisticated fog system” that uses more than 200 new fog emitters will add another element to performances, all of it synchronized to music, per GWCCA officials.

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The playlist will include songs from artists with ties to Georgia and/or GWCCA’s campus, which includes Mercedes-Benz Stadium.

Expect “Hey Ya!” by Outkast, “Shake It Off” by Taylor Swift, “Living in America” by James Brown, “Chicken Fried” by Zac Brown Band, “Can’t Stop the Feeling” by Justin Timberlake, and “Georgia on My Mind” by Ray Charles, among other numbers and unspecified surprises.

GWCCA partnered on the design with Fountain PeopleTM, a company that contributed to the original Fountain of Rings as part of a team in the 1990s.

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The renovations—the fountain’s first substantial upgrades since 2007—join a redo of the park’s visitor information center in an effort to boost the guest experience and reliability of operations.

The investments come as downtown prepares to welcome a slew of major events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Super Bowl in 2028.

The fountain “is a signature attraction in Centennial Olympic Park,” said Kevin Duvall, GWCCA’s CEO, in an announcement today, “and these upgrades further enhance its status as a must-see destination in downtown.”

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Fri, 02/28/2025 – 13:40

The fountain feature at downtown Atlanta’s centerpiece park is about to make a much bigger splash with synchronized music—and fog. Centennial Olympic Park’s iconic Fountain of Rings—one of downtown’s most visited attractions—has officially reopened following months of construction over the fall and winter, a project funded by a $2.5 million Robert W. Woodruff Foundation grant. The result is an enlivened, interactive landmark with “cutting-edge enhancements” and an “immersive audio-visual experience,” according to the Georgia World Congress Center Authority, the park’s owner and operator. What’s that mean? Four shows described as “spectacular” will take place daily, beginning the week of March 10, at 12 p.m., 2:30 p.m., 6:30 p.m., and 9 p.m. (In the meantime, kiddos, it’s a bit chilly to go splashing around in bathing suits.)Guests can expect water sprays to blast more than 15-feet high for shows. During evening performances, more than 250 new LED ring lights will bring 360-degree illumination in a variety of patterns and colors. Meanwhile, a “sophisticated fog system” that uses more than 200 new fog emitters will add another element to performances, all of it synchronized to music, per GWCCA officials.

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The playlist will include songs from artists with ties to Georgia and/or GWCCA’s campus, which includes Mercedes-Benz Stadium. Expect “Hey Ya!” by Outkast, “Shake It Off” by Taylor Swift, “Living in America” by James Brown, “Chicken Fried” by Zac Brown Band, “Can’t Stop the Feeling” by Justin Timberlake, and “Georgia on My Mind” by Ray Charles, among other numbers and unspecified surprises. GWCCA partnered on the design with Fountain PeopleTM, a company that contributed to the original Fountain of Rings as part of a team in the 1990s.

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The renovations—the fountain’s first substantial upgrades since 2007—join a redo of the park’s visitor information center in an effort to boost the guest experience and reliability of operations.The investments come as downtown prepares to welcome a slew of major events, including the 2026 FIFA World Cup and Super Bowl in 2028.The fountain “is a signature attraction in Centennial Olympic Park,” said Kevin Duvall, GWCCA’s CEO, in an announcement today, “and these upgrades further enhance its status as a must-see destination in downtown.”…Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Downtown news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)

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Third & Urban Buys Dunwoody Place Flex Campus

Third & Urban acquired Northridge Commons, a seven-building, 470,000-square-foot flex industrial campus in Sandy Springs. The Dilweg Companies was the seller. While the most recent sales price was not disclosed, the campus last sold for $51.5 million in 2019.

Tenants at the project include Pontoon Brewing Co., an Inspire Brands innovation center, and Invitation Homes, a subsidiary of Blackstone. The 38-acre campus is on Dunwoody Place, located off Roswell Road south of the Chattahoochee River.

Northridge Commons is currently 83% leased. Third & Urban said it will reposition some of the office spaces to attract more flex industrial users.

Third & Urban is known for its creative urban infill projects, such as Common Ground, Westside Paper and Armour Yards. It has also proposed overhauling a sprawling, aging office park on the doorstep of the new Children’s Healthcare of Atlanta campus. The firm’s pipeline encompasses 3.2 million square feet valued at $1.4 billion.

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Third & Urban acquired Northridge Commons, a seven-building, 470,000-square-foot flex industrial campus in Sandy Springs. The Dilweg Companies was the seller. While the most recent sales price was not disclosed, the campus last sold for $51.5 million in 2019. Tenants at the project include Pontoon Brewing Co., an Inspire Brands innovation center, and Invitation Homes, …
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Third & Urban acquired Northridge Commons, a seven-building, 470,000-square-foot flex industrial campus in Sandy Springs. The Dilweg Companies was the seller. While the most recent sales price was not disclosed, the campus last sold for $51.5 million in 2019. Tenants at the project include Pontoon Brewing Co., an Inspire Brands innovation center, and Invitation Homes, …
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