Developer unveils new plan for mixed-use project in downtown Roswell
Developer unveils new plan for mixed-use project in downtown Roswell
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses.
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses.
Developer unveils new plan for mixed-use project in downtown Roswell
Developer unveils new plan for mixed-use project in downtown Roswell
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses.
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
The Atlantic Companies will transform an assemblage on Hill Street into a project with multi-family, retail and office uses.
Study: Expanded Peachtree Creek Greenway would boost swath of ITP Atlanta
Study: Expanded Peachtree Creek Greenway would boost swath of ITP Atlanta
Study: Expanded Peachtree Creek Greenway would boost swath of ITP Atlanta
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 16:22
Supporters of an ambitious multi-use greenway that could one day link the Atlanta Beltline to Doraville are pointing to a new analysis that paints the project as an economic game-changer for numerous ITP communities.
Officials with nonprofit Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc., who commissioned the recently completed Economic Impact Study by the KB Group, say it proves the trail project could be a driver for new jobs, more tax revenue, and increased property values at both the local and state levels.
Results of the analysis, per nonprofit leaders, should encourage elected officials, engaged community members, and business leaders to push the 14-mile trail project to full completion.
PCGI formed back in 2013 as an advocacy group for the multimodal trail, which could eventually stretch from the Beltline’s Northeast Trail to Brookhaven, Chamblee, and parts of unincorporated DeKalb County before ending at Doraville’s MARTA station.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Today, the only finished section spans 1.3 miles from North Druid Hills Road to Briarwood Road, with no shortage of nature and creek views—and one large, sweeping bridge—in between.
The recent analysis took into account a ½-mile buffer on either side of the proposed trail route.
“This study confirms what we have long believed—investing in the Peachtree Creek Greenway is not just about recreation; it’s about economic growth, job creation, and smart infrastructure investment,” Mary Howell, PCGI’s board chair, said in an announcement.
“For every dollar invested,” Howell continued, “the Greenway returns nearly $14 in statewide economic impact while enhancing quality of life for residents and visitors.”
Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
During construction, the KG Group study found the Greenway project would produce $68 million in construction spending and about $56 million in wages for those building it.
Some other key economic findings in the report, as outlined by PCGI, include the following.
Over the first 10 years after the Greenway is fully built, the analysis says it will:
· Generate $13.76 in statewide economic impact for every $1 invested (from construction and new retail spending);
· Deliver $1.17 in direct public revenue for every $1 invested, increasing property and sales tax revenues;
· Raise property values along the Greenway by 7 percent (or $159 million), generating an estimated $7.1 million in new property tax revenue;
· Create 228 permanent jobs and 143 temporary construction jobs (in retail, tourism, hospitality, and construction).
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Longterm economic growth, per the study:
· $56.9 million in new retail spending annually at businesses near the Greenway;
· $128.2 million in total annual goods and services spending statewide;
· 142 new direct jobs in retail and food services, with an average salary of $45,000 per year;
· $4.7 million in annual sales tax revenue for state and local governments;
· $318,861 in annual state income tax revenue from new jobs linked to Greenway-related business activity.
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
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Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
Study: Expanded Peachtree Creek Greenway would boost swath of ITP Atlanta
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 16:22
Supporters of an ambitious multi-use greenway that could one day link the Atlanta Beltline to Doraville are pointing to a new analysis that paints the project as an economic game-changer for numerous ITP communities. Officials with nonprofit Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc., who commissioned the recently completed Economic Impact Study by the KB Group, say it proves the trail project could be a driver for new jobs, more tax revenue, and increased property values at both the local and state levels. Results of the analysis, per nonprofit leaders, should encourage elected officials, engaged community members, and business leaders to push the 14-mile trail project to full completion. PCGI formed back in 2013 as an advocacy group for the multimodal trail, which could eventually stretch from the Beltline’s Northeast Trail to Brookhaven, Chamblee, and parts of unincorporated DeKalb County before ending at Doraville’s MARTA station.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Today, the only finished section spans 1.3 miles from North Druid Hills Road to Briarwood Road, with no shortage of nature and creek views—and one large, sweeping bridge—in between. The recent analysis took into account a ½-mile buffer on either side of the proposed trail route. “This study confirms what we have long believed—investing in the Peachtree Creek Greenway is not just about recreation; it’s about economic growth, job creation, and smart infrastructure investment,” Mary Howell, PCGI’s board chair, said in an announcement. “For every dollar invested,” Howell continued, “the Greenway returns nearly $14 in statewide economic impact while enhancing quality of life for residents and visitors.”
Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
During construction, the KG Group study found the Greenway project would produce $68 million in construction spending and about $56 million in wages for those building it. Some other key economic findings in the report, as outlined by PCGI, include the following. Over the first 10 years after the Greenway is fully built, the analysis says it will:· Generate $13.76 in statewide economic impact for every $1 invested (from construction and new retail spending);· Deliver $1.17 in direct public revenue for every $1 invested, increasing property and sales tax revenues;· Raise property values along the Greenway by 7 percent (or $159 million), generating an estimated $7.1 million in new property tax revenue;· Create 228 permanent jobs and 143 temporary construction jobs (in retail, tourism, hospitality, and construction). …Longterm economic growth, per the study: · $56.9 million in new retail spending annually at businesses near the Greenway;· $128.2 million in total annual goods and services spending statewide;· 142 new direct jobs in retail and food services, with an average salary of $45,000 per year;· $4.7 million in annual sales tax revenue for state and local governments;· $318,861 in annual state income tax revenue from new jobs linked to Greenway-related business activity.
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
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Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
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Study: Expanded Peachtree Creek Greenway would boost swath of ITP Atlanta
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 16:22
Supporters of an ambitious multi-use greenway that could one day link the Atlanta Beltline to Doraville are pointing to a new analysis that paints the project as an economic game-changer for numerous ITP communities. Officials with nonprofit Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc., who commissioned the recently completed Economic Impact Study by the KB Group, say it proves the trail project could be a driver for new jobs, more tax revenue, and increased property values at both the local and state levels. Results of the analysis, per nonprofit leaders, should encourage elected officials, engaged community members, and business leaders to push the 14-mile trail project to full completion. PCGI formed back in 2013 as an advocacy group for the multimodal trail, which could eventually stretch from the Beltline’s Northeast Trail to Brookhaven, Chamblee, and parts of unincorporated DeKalb County before ending at Doraville’s MARTA station.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Today, the only finished section spans 1.3 miles from North Druid Hills Road to Briarwood Road, with no shortage of nature and creek views—and one large, sweeping bridge—in between. The recent analysis took into account a ½-mile buffer on either side of the proposed trail route. “This study confirms what we have long believed—investing in the Peachtree Creek Greenway is not just about recreation; it’s about economic growth, job creation, and smart infrastructure investment,” Mary Howell, PCGI’s board chair, said in an announcement. “For every dollar invested,” Howell continued, “the Greenway returns nearly $14 in statewide economic impact while enhancing quality of life for residents and visitors.”
Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
During construction, the KG Group study found the Greenway project would produce $68 million in construction spending and about $56 million in wages for those building it. Some other key economic findings in the report, as outlined by PCGI, include the following. Over the first 10 years after the Greenway is fully built, the analysis says it will:· Generate $13.76 in statewide economic impact for every $1 invested (from construction and new retail spending);· Deliver $1.17 in direct public revenue for every $1 invested, increasing property and sales tax revenues;· Raise property values along the Greenway by 7 percent (or $159 million), generating an estimated $7.1 million in new property tax revenue;· Create 228 permanent jobs and 143 temporary construction jobs (in retail, tourism, hospitality, and construction). …Longterm economic growth, per the study: · $56.9 million in new retail spending annually at businesses near the Greenway;· $128.2 million in total annual goods and services spending statewide;· 142 new direct jobs in retail and food services, with an average salary of $45,000 per year;· $4.7 million in annual sales tax revenue for state and local governments;· $318,861 in annual state income tax revenue from new jobs linked to Greenway-related business activity.
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
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Current map of the multimodal trail route showing finished and future sections. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
The first completed section of the Peachtree Creek Greenway, as seen in summer 2020. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Key points of interest along sections of the Greenway route closer to Atlanta. Peachtree Creek Greenway Inc.
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UK security software company opens U.S. office in Atlanta
UK security software company opens U.S. office in Atlanta
North American customers make up over half of the company’s customer base.
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North American customers make up over half of the company’s customer base.
UK security software company opens U.S. office in Atlanta
UK security software company opens U.S. office in Atlanta
North American customers make up over half of the company’s customer base.
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North American customers make up over half of the company’s customer base.
As opening nears, vision for big eastside build becomes clearer
As opening nears, vision for big eastside build becomes clearer
As opening nears, vision for big eastside build becomes clearer
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 14:16
Near one of Atlanta’s most storied golf courses, an infill development of considerable scale is entering the homestretch of construction as summer approaches.
Atlanta developer Perennial Properties is remaking what had long been a large grassy field into hundreds of residences, a retail-dotted greenspace, and other uses, all situated about two blocks south of East Lake Golf Club’s Hole 13.
According to new marketing materials, the project has been christened “Vela Park.” (Footage on the promotional website, it must be said, has never made shopping at Publix look trendier.)
Situated along 2nd and Alexander avenues, across the street from Donald Trimble Mortuary, the parcels in question were collectively known as the Bag Factory Site prior to development. The land in unincorporated DeKalb County, spanning about 11.7 acres, had been empty for decades, according to developers.
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Vela Park broke ground in early 2024, and according to the project’s website, the first round of rentals is now available to book. Those range from studios (starting at $1,493 monthly for 522 square feet) to three-bedroom, three-and-½ bathroom townhomes (1,879 square feet for $3,791 monthly and up). Two-bedroom options start at $2,110 monthly.
Plans at the 1845 2nd Ave. site call for 328 units total—with 43 of those being rental townhouses.
According to site plans submitted in 2022, a public-accessible village green with a central pavilion would act as the heart of the community, spanning about 32,000 square feet; other facets would include roughly 5,000 square feet of retail space.
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
As part of the development, Perennial is constructing an eight-foot-wide walking path on the north side of their property to link 2nd Avenue with Fayetteville Road and the Publix Super Market at East Lake, as project officials told Urbanize Atlanta last year.
We’ve requested more info on Vela Park’s full delivery and retail and will update this story should that come. Jay McGinnity, Perennial’s vice president, said last year the full project was on pace to open in late 2025 or early 2026.
Around the corner on Glenwood Avenue, next to the Publix entrance, Perennial also developed a four-building, mixed-use project called Ella. That venture, also designed by the Dynamik Design firm, includes 230 apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail, including Philly G cheesesteaks, in addition to office space.
Find more imagery and context for Vela Park in the gallery above.
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The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
The so-called Bag Factory Site, at left, in 2019. Google Maps
Breakdown of Vela Park apartments (dark red) and townhomes off 2nd Avenue. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The Vela Park townhomes and surface parking on site. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The site’s proximity to the Glenwood Avenue Publix and another Perennial Properties development, at top left. Perennial Properties/Kimley-Horn
Perennial Properties
Eastside context of the 1881 2nd Ave. site in unincorporated Decatur. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
As opening nears, vision for big eastside build becomes clearer
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 14:16
Near one of Atlanta’s most storied golf courses, an infill development of considerable scale is entering the homestretch of construction as summer approaches. Atlanta developer Perennial Properties is remaking what had long been a large grassy field into hundreds of residences, a retail-dotted greenspace, and other uses, all situated about two blocks south of East Lake Golf Club’s Hole 13. According to new marketing materials, the project has been christened “Vela Park.” (Footage on the promotional website, it must be said, has never made shopping at Publix look trendier.) Situated along 2nd and Alexander avenues, across the street from Donald Trimble Mortuary, the parcels in question were collectively known as the Bag Factory Site prior to development. The land in unincorporated DeKalb County, spanning about 11.7 acres, had been empty for decades, according to developers.
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Vela Park broke ground in early 2024, and according to the project’s website, the first round of rentals is now available to book. Those range from studios (starting at $1,493 monthly for 522 square feet) to three-bedroom, three-and-½ bathroom townhomes (1,879 square feet for $3,791 monthly and up). Two-bedroom options start at $2,110 monthly. Plans at the 1845 2nd Ave. site call for 328 units total—with 43 of those being rental townhouses. According to site plans submitted in 2022, a public-accessible village green with a central pavilion would act as the heart of the community, spanning about 32,000 square feet; other facets would include roughly 5,000 square feet of retail space.
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
As part of the development, Perennial is constructing an eight-foot-wide walking path on the north side of their property to link 2nd Avenue with Fayetteville Road and the Publix Super Market at East Lake, as project officials told Urbanize Atlanta last year. We’ve requested more info on Vela Park’s full delivery and retail and will update this story should that come. Jay McGinnity, Perennial’s vice president, said last year the full project was on pace to open in late 2025 or early 2026. Around the corner on Glenwood Avenue, next to the Publix entrance, Perennial also developed a four-building, mixed-use project called Ella. That venture, also designed by the Dynamik Design firm, includes 230 apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail, including Philly G cheesesteaks, in addition to office space.Find more imagery and context for Vela Park in the gallery above. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • East Lake news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
The so-called Bag Factory Site, at left, in 2019. Google Maps
Breakdown of Vela Park apartments (dark red) and townhomes off 2nd Avenue. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The Vela Park townhomes and surface parking on site. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The site’s proximity to the Glenwood Avenue Publix and another Perennial Properties development, at top left. Perennial Properties/Kimley-Horn
Perennial Properties
Eastside context of the 1881 2nd Ave. site in unincorporated Decatur. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
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As opening nears, vision for big eastside build becomes clearer
Josh Green
Fri, 05/09/2025 – 14:16
Near one of Atlanta’s most storied golf courses, an infill development of considerable scale is entering the homestretch of construction as summer approaches. Atlanta developer Perennial Properties is remaking what had long been a large grassy field into hundreds of residences, a retail-dotted greenspace, and other uses, all situated about two blocks south of East Lake Golf Club’s Hole 13. According to new marketing materials, the project has been christened “Vela Park.” (Footage on the promotional website, it must be said, has never made shopping at Publix look trendier.) Situated along 2nd and Alexander avenues, across the street from Donald Trimble Mortuary, the parcels in question were collectively known as the Bag Factory Site prior to development. The land in unincorporated DeKalb County, spanning about 11.7 acres, had been empty for decades, according to developers.
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Vela Park broke ground in early 2024, and according to the project’s website, the first round of rentals is now available to book. Those range from studios (starting at $1,493 monthly for 522 square feet) to three-bedroom, three-and-½ bathroom townhomes (1,879 square feet for $3,791 monthly and up). Two-bedroom options start at $2,110 monthly. Plans at the 1845 2nd Ave. site call for 328 units total—with 43 of those being rental townhouses. According to site plans submitted in 2022, a public-accessible village green with a central pavilion would act as the heart of the community, spanning about 32,000 square feet; other facets would include roughly 5,000 square feet of retail space.
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
As part of the development, Perennial is constructing an eight-foot-wide walking path on the north side of their property to link 2nd Avenue with Fayetteville Road and the Publix Super Market at East Lake, as project officials told Urbanize Atlanta last year. We’ve requested more info on Vela Park’s full delivery and retail and will update this story should that come. Jay McGinnity, Perennial’s vice president, said last year the full project was on pace to open in late 2025 or early 2026. Around the corner on Glenwood Avenue, next to the Publix entrance, Perennial also developed a four-building, mixed-use project called Ella. That venture, also designed by the Dynamik Design firm, includes 230 apartments and 10,000 square feet of retail, including Philly G cheesesteaks, in addition to office space.Find more imagery and context for Vela Park in the gallery above. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • East Lake news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The 12-acre site in question in relation to East Lake Golf Club, Publix, and other area landmarks. Google Maps
The so-called Bag Factory Site, at left, in 2019. Google Maps
Breakdown of Vela Park apartments (dark red) and townhomes off 2nd Avenue. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
How the central green and retail component is expected to be slotted between residential buildings. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The Vela Park townhomes and surface parking on site. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Overview of the Vela Park district, spanning nearly 12 acres just south of East Lake. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
Projected look of a Vela Park multifamily component. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
The site’s proximity to the Glenwood Avenue Publix and another Perennial Properties development, at top left. Perennial Properties/Kimley-Horn
Perennial Properties
Eastside context of the 1881 2nd Ave. site in unincorporated Decatur. Perennial Properties/Dynamik Design; via Velaparkatl.com
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Developer plans hundreds of apartments, townhomes near interstate logistics corridor
Developer plans hundreds of apartments, townhomes near interstate logistics corridor
A massive housing and industrial project may rise inside a rapidly growing hub for trade in northeast Georgia.
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A massive housing and industrial project may rise inside a rapidly growing hub for trade in northeast Georgia.
Developer plans hundreds of apartments, townhomes near interstate logistics corridor
Developer plans hundreds of apartments, townhomes near interstate logistics corridor
A massive housing and industrial project may rise inside a rapidly growing hub for trade in northeast Georgia.
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A massive housing and industrial project may rise inside a rapidly growing hub for trade in northeast Georgia.
40 Under 40: Meet Jue Wang, T. Dallas Smith & Co.
40 Under 40: Meet Jue Wang, T. Dallas Smith & Co.
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders.
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders.
40 Under 40: Meet Jue Wang, T. Dallas Smith & Co.
40 Under 40: Meet Jue Wang, T. Dallas Smith & Co.
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders.
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
Jue Wang is in the Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 40 Under 40 Class of 2025, which represents Atlanta’s best and brightest young professionals and emerging leaders.