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Downtown Atlanta Growth & Development DOWNTOWN ATLANTA GROWTH & DEVELOPMENT 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 TECHNOLOGY CENTENNIAL THE REYNOLDS IVAN ALLEN, AQUARIUS LUCKIE FOOD ATLANTA CENTER FOR CENTENNIAL 55 ALLEN W ATLANTA TWELVE MEDICAL ARTS ATLANTA NEW MARQUIS BRIGHT CENTRAL CITY POST ALLEN 50 ALLEN HARD ROCK GEORGIA ENTERPRISE PARK NORTH Urban Realty Partners JR. BLVD. TOWER LOUNGE AND UNION CIVIL AND PARK EAST PLAZA DOWNTOWN CENTENNIAL BOUTIQUE CENTURY VISTA GENERATIONS CONDOS PLAZA PHASE I PLAZA HOTEL AQUARIUM 130 Condo Units PARK - PHASE II Atlanta Downtown Tuscany Corporation CHARM MISSION HUMAN The Integral Group Barry Real Estate Barry Real Estate PARK HOTEL SCHOOL Vista Realty Partners Georgia Power Long Real Estate Post Properties Barry Real Estate Luckie Street Hotel Georgia Aquarium 15,000 SF Retail Improvement District 120 Condo Units 269 Apartment Units Companies Companies 225 Apartment Units 25,000 SF Childcare Developers, LLC 464 Apartment Units Companies Partners 26,000 SF Office University Financing The Integral Group New Construction Mike Boles Facility Expansion RIGHTS The Novare Group Urbana Holdings Conversion of Office Foundation 90 For-Sale Townhomes Enhancements New Construction 15,000 SF Restaurant 16,500 SF 16,196 SF Retail 322,970 SF Office 237 Hotel Rooms 1,034 Condo Units 130 Hotel Rooms Building New Construction Center 88 Condo Units 229 Hotel Rooms 500,000 SF Office 270 Hotel Rooms 7,000 SF Retail $34.2 Million $20 Million $60 Million Exhibit and New Construction 23,220 SF Retail 76 Condo Units $31.5 Million New Construction New Construction 20,000 SF Retail 14,500 SF Retail 30 Condos Renovation/Expansion 437,000 SF Office 6,000 SF Retail Renovation New Construction Programming Space 102 Hotel Rooms Renovation Renovation 1,200 SF Retail New Construction $4 Million $4 Million $56.8 Million New Construction 10,000 SF Retail 33,500 SF Office/Retail $40 Million $40 Million New Construction New Construction 30,000 SF Retail $13 Million New Construction $64 Million New Construction $168.7 Million $137 Million New Construction New Construction $125 Million New Construction $145 Million $164.7 Million $122.6 Million $178 Million MARIETTA ST St. Paul’s Presbyterian Church Peters House/ Ivy Hall G EORGIA TT ECH CAMPUS All Saints’ Episcopal Church North Avenue 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 SOMERSET TERR NORTH AVE NORTH AVE Midtown Hotel T NORTH AVE North Avenue One Bank of Presbyterian Georgia America Church Center Plaza COURTLAND S Renaissance The Georgia Hotel Coca-Cola State WEST PEACHTREE ST 3 BOULEVARD PL Company University LINDEN WAY WILLOW ST 2 Village LINDEN AVE Centennial NOTHYARDS BLVD 1 Place LINDEN AVE Elementary School CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK DR BAKER STREET NEW WORLD POST ALLEN 24 ALLEN SIMPSON ST./ 300 MARIETTA HILTON MORGAN ST SPRING ST MERRIT TS AVE 75 Legacy Property Group Central PEDESTRIAN OF COCA-COLA PLAZA PHASE II PLAZA W. PEACHTREE GARDEN INN 85 Emory Park Crawford RENAISSANCE PKWY Coca-Cola Company Post Properties/Barry Barry RE Partners 36,874 SF Restaurant Legacy Property Group MARIETTA ST Long Hospital PIEDMONT AVE CROSSING UPGRADES Renovation BALTIMORE PLACE 83,000 SF Museum Real Estate Companies 350,000 SF Office 242 Hotel Rooms Renaissance Atlanta Downtown Atlanta Downtown New American Park COURTLAND ST $7.9 Million PINE ST Shakespeare New Construction 200 Residential Units 52,000 SF Retail 45,180 SF Retail KENNEDY ST Improvement District Improvement District Northyards Tavern Business Park PINE ST $96.4 Million 200,000 SF Office New Construction New Construction PINE STREET COMPLETED 2006-2007 Pedestrian-Activated Streetscape Enhance- Centennial PINE ST Place RANKIN ST 50,000 SF Retail $148 Million $88.5 Million ANGIER AVE FELTON DR Signals and Signage ments GRAY ST Enhancements New Construction $2.9 Million LUCKIE ST HUNNICUT ST ARNOLD ST $160 Million St. Luke’s CHARLES ALLEN DR $0.1 Million JOHN ST UNDER CONSTRUCTION Episcopal Church ANGIER AVE Civic Center 29 30 31 32 33 34 35 PARKER ST PARKER ST McAFEE ST LOVEJOY ST Peachtree CURRIER ST PLANNED MILLS ST Twelve Summit MARIETTA ST Centennial Federal Building Renaissance Park ALEXANDER ST 55 Atlanta BOULEVARD 6 10Allen Square Civic ANGIER PL VENABLE ST 12 GLEN IRIS DR 5 7 9 Plaza Center 11 13 WABASH AVE Mayors IVAN ALLEN JR. BLVD Atlanta Park 14 First United PHASED PORTER PL 15 Methodist Church 8 30 Allen Plaza FELTON AVE 17 IVAN ALLEN JR. BLVD Folk Art RALPH MCGILL BLVD PARKWAY DR SPRING STREET 19 Park 4 WEST PEA CHTREE PL RALPH MCGILL BLVD Sacred Heart 75 PARK PLAZA AMERICASMART PEACHTREE ST. ATLANTA WALTON 218 PEACHTREE MARIETTA ST./ AmeriSuites Catholic Church Best Western Downtown 85 Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improve- LUCKIE ST 18 25 Inn at the Davenport Atlanta Portman Holdings Atlanta Downtown Peachtrees WEST PEACHTREE ST SIMPSON ST ment District are focused on the economic development, MARRIOTT SPRING PARK STREET CENTENNIAL Georgia Development 900,000 SF Mart Space Improvement District Aquarium Georgia EAST AVE Central Atlanta Diplomat Companies New Red Roof Power physical environment, and marketing of Downtown Atlanta. Inn MARQUIS OLYMPIC PARK World of 26 Hardy Atlanta 376 Hotel Rooms Expansion Pedestrian Access and 23 24 Ivy Coca-Cola CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK DRIVE Medical Progress 140,000 SF Retail Imagine It! Park SunTrust Plaza The information on this map represents our best research 21 Days Inn SunTrust Center Host Hotels & Resorts Children’s Plaza Garden Offices 90 Residential Units $131 Million Safety Upgrades DRIVE 20 LUCKIE ST Museum Andrew Young Tribute Renovation 22 BEDFORD PL efforst but may not be exhaustive. If you find any inaccura- 1,675 Hotel Rooms BAKER ST 130,500 SF Office Enhancements Atlanta Downtown BAKER ST Statue $25 Million LATIMER ST Museum cies, or need further information, please contact us at 40,000 SF Additional PARK AVENUE WEST of Design New Construction $10 Million Improvement District 28 Inforum- 270 Marquis Two Tower SPRING ST Peachtree Renovations NORTHSIDE DR American AmericasMart 404-658-1877. Cancer Society WILLIAMS ST Hyatt 16 Meeting Space Marriott PROSPECT PL Building Building 3 Regency COURTLAND ST Hilton THURMOND ST PEACHTREE CENTER AVE Marquis Atlanta SunTrust MACKENZIE DR $199 Million Enhancements 260 Atlanta $1.5 Million Peachtree 32 Atlanta Atlanta Renovation 27 Center HIGHLAND AVE THURMOND ST $4.3 Million MARIETTA ST Marquis 31 One Tower $138 Million HARRIS ST Georgia World HARRIS ST Georgia World Centennial 241 Congress Congress Embassy Peachtree Harris Center Suites Olympic AmericasMart Tower Center Hotel Oxford 36 37 38 39 40 41 42 Building C Park Building 1 North 29 Tower Industries PIEDMONT AVE Building B AmericasMart Peachtree Peachtree Center PARK AVENUE WEST 30 Building 2 230 Center SPENCER ST Georgia World South HOUSTON Peachtree Congress Holiday Inn Tower Georgia FREEDOM PARKWAY Center 34 Cornerstone International Department Building of Labor Peachtree Tower Building A ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD FREEDOM PARK TRAIL Center FREEDOM PARK TRAIL FOUNDRY ST Walton ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD Chamber Westin Spring CAIN ST of Marriott 33 Peachtree FOUNDRY ST Commerce Atlanta Park 42 Plaza JOHN WESLEY DOBBS AVE V INEINE CC ITYITY Omni Downtown CARNEGIE WY Wyndham Garden Inn Hotel LUCKIE ST and Baymont Inn & 191 Sheraton Atlanta Suites East Centennial 180 JOHN WESLEY DOBBS AVE West Plaza Plaza Peachtree Peachtree Olympic NASSAU ST Hampton Turner WILLIAMS ST 41 Park The Building Inn Ritz-Carlton Atlanta Fulton Tabernacle Atlanta A.T. Walden County Library BOULEVARD ELLIS ST Middle FAIRLIE-POPLAR HOTEL INDIGO THE ELLIS FIRST CON- UNIVERSITY ALEXAN 360° TRIBUTE LOFTS LUCKIE ST 37 MLK Jr. Branch WALTON ST Carnegie The School JACKSON ST MAGNOLIA ST Building Ellis Diplomat Companies Kelco/FB Winecoff Trammell Crow The InVision Group ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD CENTENNIAL OLYMPIC PARK DRIVE Peachtree DISTRICT GREGATIONAL COMMONS Center CNN POPLAR ST Super 8 38 40 35 Atlanta Fulton Peachtree Atlanta 43 Center 36 Hotel Center University Commons GRAPE ST 155 Hotel Rooms 127 Hotel Rooms Residential 147 Condo Units MARIETTA ST County Library Housing IRWIN ST Georgia State Authority Georgia Dome IRWIN ST PHASE III CHURCH Central Library Georgia Pacific 3,526 SF Retail 1,200 SF Retail 592 Apartment Units 7,110 SF Retail Philips WALTON ST Quality Center 39 University Foundation International Hotel Residence ELECTRIC AVE Arena Inn Atlanta Downtown Restoration/Expansion Plaza 44 John SPRING ST Balzer JOHN WESLEY DOBBS AVE 1,000 SF Office Renovation New Construction New Construction The Hope RHODES ST 45 Theatre 2,000 Bed Dormitory Centennial Elementary PHILIPS DR Glenn Equitable Improvement District $7.5 Million Tower Rialto Center for Candler School GASPER ST IC Building Renovation $25.9 Million $110 Million $32.2 Million MP Y Building OL Performing Arts L HOWELL ST New Construction IA N Dept. of 75 ANDREW YOUNG INTERNATIONAL BLVD N TE CONE ST Georgia State University Streetscape Enhance- CARTER ST EN Vine City C Family and Piedmont $26.5 Million State Children Services Ebenezer Martin Luther King Jr. Y ST 11th District Aderhold AUBURN AVE $168 Million Bar of 75 R Baptist OME D Dome/GWCC/ Learning National Historic Site GEORGIA D Georgia Marietta Court of Church ments Philips Arena/ Center BRADLE CNN Center Visitor Center Appeals PEACHTREE CENTER AVE FAIRLIE ST HOUGE ST Healey AUBURN AVE 55 Atlanta 55 Flatiron Atlanta Life Big OLD WHEAT ST $1 Million Building Park Journal- Marietta 47Building Place Insurance Calhoun Bethel Constitution Company Odd Fellows OLD WHEAT STREET AUBURN AVE LOWER WALL ST Park AME Church Building FORSYForty-One TH ST Grant AUBURN AVE AUBURN AVE 51 TelX NORTHSIDE DR Marietta Building Building AUBURN AVE Commerce Loudermilk 46 Center for Auburn Ave. Apex Wheat Fire 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 Building Street Historic MLK SunTrust Regional Research Museum HILLIARD ST Martin Luther King Jr.
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