Images: Largest indoor pickleball facility in U.S. bound for Atlanta
Images: Largest indoor pickleball facility in U.S. bound for Atlanta
Images: Largest indoor pickleball facility in U.S. bound for Atlanta
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 13:24
Metro Atlanta’s pickleball craze shows few signs of cooling off, as the largest indoor facility in the United States for playing the madly popular game hopes to be operational at an intown location this year, according to project officials.
A new concept called Pickleball Club of Georgia is preparing to start converting an empty warehouse in Blandtown into more than 100,000 square feet of pickleball playing courts and more soon.
According to project architects Terminus Design Group, the concept has passed Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee vetting and is awaiting permits for demolition and construction.
With more than 30 courts in the works, plus a full-service gym, a golf-simulator wing, multiple event spaces, and a full kitchen and bar, the project will qualify as the largest indoor pickleball facility in the country, per the design firm.
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
The 1365 English St. facility, a 1960s warehouse, is a few blocks north of Huff Road near the Beltline’s forthcoming Northwest Trail, due west of Atlantic Station. Moeller Purcell Construction Company has joined the project as general contractor.
“Our client is hopeful to be operational by the holidays this year,” Terminus Design Group principal Neil Waddle wrote to Urbanize Atlanta via email. “The five to six-month building [process] seems doable.”
Pickleball Club of Georgia is aiming to be a full-day destination for fans of the game, rather than a quick stop.
Other recent warehouse conversions to pickleball facilities around Atlanta include Dill Dinkers new outpost in West End and the Painted Pickle in Armour Yards near Lindbergh. (For the sake of comparison, the Dill Dinkers facility is about 1/3 the size of what Pickleball Club of Georgia has planned.)
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Concept owner Michael Shamus, a tech consultant who owns production company ZK Productions and captains his ALTA Pickleball team, recently told Business Debut he’d spent a year and ½ searching for the right location—and found it in what used to be a warehouse for law enforcement and ballot machine storage.
Shamus said the massive facility will be used as home court for Georgia Tech’s pickleball club and will offer memberships and walk-in play, in addition to leagues, summer camps, clinics, after-school programs, and more.
Swing up to the gallery for more imagery and context.
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The 1365 English St. NW warehouse location (in red) in relation to Atlantic Station and landmarks in northwest Atlanta. Google Maps
The empty Blandtown warehouse facility as of March this year. Google Maps
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Plans for the facility’s bar area. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Images: Largest indoor pickleball facility in U.S. bound for Atlanta
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 13:24
Metro Atlanta’s pickleball craze shows few signs of cooling off, as the largest indoor facility in the United States for playing the madly popular game hopes to be operational at an intown location this year, according to project officials. A new concept called Pickleball Club of Georgia is preparing to start converting an empty warehouse in Blandtown into more than 100,000 square feet of pickleball playing courts and more soon. According to project architects Terminus Design Group, the concept has passed Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee vetting and is awaiting permits for demolition and construction. With more than 30 courts in the works, plus a full-service gym, a golf-simulator wing, multiple event spaces, and a full kitchen and bar, the project will qualify as the largest indoor pickleball facility in the country, per the design firm.
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
The 1365 English St. facility, a 1960s warehouse, is a few blocks north of Huff Road near the Beltline’s forthcoming Northwest Trail, due west of Atlantic Station. Moeller Purcell Construction Company has joined the project as general contractor.“Our client is hopeful to be operational by the holidays this year,” Terminus Design Group principal Neil Waddle wrote to Urbanize Atlanta via email. “The five to six-month building [process] seems doable.” Pickleball Club of Georgia is aiming to be a full-day destination for fans of the game, rather than a quick stop. Other recent warehouse conversions to pickleball facilities around Atlanta include Dill Dinkers new outpost in West End and the Painted Pickle in Armour Yards near Lindbergh. (For the sake of comparison, the Dill Dinkers facility is about 1/3 the size of what Pickleball Club of Georgia has planned.)
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Concept owner Michael Shamus, a tech consultant who owns production company ZK Productions and captains his ALTA Pickleball team, recently told Business Debut he’d spent a year and ½ searching for the right location—and found it in what used to be a warehouse for law enforcement and ballot machine storage. Shamus said the massive facility will be used as home court for Georgia Tech’s pickleball club and will offer memberships and walk-in play, in addition to leagues, summer camps, clinics, after-school programs, and more. Swing up to the gallery for more imagery and context. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Blandtown news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The 1365 English St. NW warehouse location (in red) in relation to Atlantic Station and landmarks in northwest Atlanta. Google Maps
The empty Blandtown warehouse facility as of March this year. Google Maps
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Plans for the facility’s bar area. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
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Images: Largest indoor pickleball facility in U.S. bound for Atlanta
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 13:24
Metro Atlanta’s pickleball craze shows few signs of cooling off, as the largest indoor facility in the United States for playing the madly popular game hopes to be operational at an intown location this year, according to project officials. A new concept called Pickleball Club of Georgia is preparing to start converting an empty warehouse in Blandtown into more than 100,000 square feet of pickleball playing courts and more soon. According to project architects Terminus Design Group, the concept has passed Atlanta Beltline Design Review Committee vetting and is awaiting permits for demolition and construction. With more than 30 courts in the works, plus a full-service gym, a golf-simulator wing, multiple event spaces, and a full kitchen and bar, the project will qualify as the largest indoor pickleball facility in the country, per the design firm.
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
The 1365 English St. facility, a 1960s warehouse, is a few blocks north of Huff Road near the Beltline’s forthcoming Northwest Trail, due west of Atlantic Station. Moeller Purcell Construction Company has joined the project as general contractor.“Our client is hopeful to be operational by the holidays this year,” Terminus Design Group principal Neil Waddle wrote to Urbanize Atlanta via email. “The five to six-month building [process] seems doable.” Pickleball Club of Georgia is aiming to be a full-day destination for fans of the game, rather than a quick stop. Other recent warehouse conversions to pickleball facilities around Atlanta include Dill Dinkers new outpost in West End and the Painted Pickle in Armour Yards near Lindbergh. (For the sake of comparison, the Dill Dinkers facility is about 1/3 the size of what Pickleball Club of Georgia has planned.)
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Concept owner Michael Shamus, a tech consultant who owns production company ZK Productions and captains his ALTA Pickleball team, recently told Business Debut he’d spent a year and ½ searching for the right location—and found it in what used to be a warehouse for law enforcement and ballot machine storage. Shamus said the massive facility will be used as home court for Georgia Tech’s pickleball club and will offer memberships and walk-in play, in addition to leagues, summer camps, clinics, after-school programs, and more. Swing up to the gallery for more imagery and context. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Blandtown news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The 1365 English St. NW warehouse location (in red) in relation to Atlantic Station and landmarks in northwest Atlanta. Google Maps
The empty Blandtown warehouse facility as of March this year. Google Maps
Promotional materials for the Blandtown warehouse prior to its recent sale. King Industrial Realty Inc.
How Pickleball Club of Georgia’s renovated exterior is expected to look along English Street. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Approximate layout of Pickleball Club of Georgia’s courts. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Planned look and functionality of the golf-simulator concept. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
Plans for the facility’s bar area. Courtesy of Terminus Design Group
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Church-replacing Kirkwood corner project officially sells out
Church-replacing Kirkwood corner project officially sells out
Church-replacing Kirkwood corner project officially sells out
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 08:22
Roughly a year after finishing construction, a relatively dense example of single-family housing has officially sold out along one of Atlanta’s hottest corridors for investment over the past decade.
The final unsold residence at modern-style infill project JD Kirkwood closed Friday where Memorial Drive meets East Lake Terrace, across the street from Drew Charter School, according to listing agent Sara Lee Parker of Keller Williams Intown Atlanta.
Closings ultimately ranged from $889,000 to $929,000, according to Parker. (Initially, asking prices had been as high as $995,000.)
Between early proposals and closeout, the JD Kirkwood project had been about four years in the making. It marked the latest infill bet of many along the eastside’s Memorial Drive.
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
The Bespoke Developments project claimed a corner lot where a small church property—the former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ—was demolished in 2022. It was designed by Atlanta-based Xmetrical, an architecture firm with modern homes and commercial ventures dotted across the city.
All JD Kirkwood units stand three stories tall. The smaller offerings have three bedrooms and three and ½ bathrooms in around 2,500 square feet, with another 664 to 719 square feet of patios and terraces, per the sales team.
The larger units brought four bedrooms and four and ½ bathroom in up to 2,761 square feet. Each house counts a rooftop deck, patios off the living rooms, two-car garages, and touches like clerestory windows.
On blocks immediately south of the JD Kirkwood project are Drew Charter School facilities and the East Lake YMCA. Proximity to parks, downtown Kirkwood, Oakhurst, the Hosea + 2nd project, East Lake Publix, and Lidl were also cited as perks of the location.
Directly across the street to the west, another former church site where more single-family housing has been proposed in recent years remains a vacant lot. Both churches had sat vacant on their respective corners for years.
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Initially pitched by JDW Development, the JD Kirkwood project first came before the Kirkwood Neighbors Organization in summer 2021, and as of early 2022 appeared to be green-lighted for full construction. But the site went quiet for more than a year before the new development team stepped in.
As with Toll Brothers’ Oxley Edgewood project, the Empire Paintbox townhomes and 103 new townhomes called Eastwood elsewhere in Kirkwood, and the 1200 Ponce venture that transformed Druid Hills United Methodist Church, among others, JD Kirkwood marked a case of developers moving in to claim land from an intown congregation willing to sell and move on.
Swing up to the gallery for a closer look at how the five infill residences came together.
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The JD Kirkwood project’s 2246 Memorial Drive location, due east of downtown. Google Maps
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The Memorial Drive location in question, with Drew Charter School and East Lake YMCA facilities below.Google Maps
Site plan for the 2246 Memorial Drive corner.Xmetrical
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
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Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Inside the JD Kirkwood model home, Lot 1. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
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Proximity to Drew Charter School’s campus across Memorial Drive. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Plat for the five-home development. JD Kirkwood; designs, Xmetrical
Church-replacing Kirkwood corner project officially sells out
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 08:22
Roughly a year after finishing construction, a relatively dense example of single-family housing has officially sold out along one of Atlanta’s hottest corridors for investment over the past decade. The final unsold residence at modern-style infill project JD Kirkwood closed Friday where Memorial Drive meets East Lake Terrace, across the street from Drew Charter School, according to listing agent Sara Lee Parker of Keller Williams Intown Atlanta. Closings ultimately ranged from $889,000 to $929,000, according to Parker. (Initially, asking prices had been as high as $995,000.) Between early proposals and closeout, the JD Kirkwood project had been about four years in the making. It marked the latest infill bet of many along the eastside’s Memorial Drive.
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
The Bespoke Developments project claimed a corner lot where a small church property—the former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ—was demolished in 2022. It was designed by Atlanta-based Xmetrical, an architecture firm with modern homes and commercial ventures dotted across the city.All JD Kirkwood units stand three stories tall. The smaller offerings have three bedrooms and three and ½ bathrooms in around 2,500 square feet, with another 664 to 719 square feet of patios and terraces, per the sales team. The larger units brought four bedrooms and four and ½ bathroom in up to 2,761 square feet. Each house counts a rooftop deck, patios off the living rooms, two-car garages, and touches like clerestory windows. On blocks immediately south of the JD Kirkwood project are Drew Charter School facilities and the East Lake YMCA. Proximity to parks, downtown Kirkwood, Oakhurst, the Hosea + 2nd project, East Lake Publix, and Lidl were also cited as perks of the location.Directly across the street to the west, another former church site where more single-family housing has been proposed in recent years remains a vacant lot. Both churches had sat vacant on their respective corners for years.
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Initially pitched by JDW Development, the JD Kirkwood project first came before the Kirkwood Neighbors Organization in summer 2021, and as of early 2022 appeared to be green-lighted for full construction. But the site went quiet for more than a year before the new development team stepped in.As with Toll Brothers’ Oxley Edgewood project, the Empire Paintbox townhomes and 103 new townhomes called Eastwood elsewhere in Kirkwood, and the 1200 Ponce venture that transformed Druid Hills United Methodist Church, among others, JD Kirkwood marked a case of developers moving in to claim land from an intown congregation willing to sell and move on.Swing up to the gallery for a closer look at how the five infill residences came together. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Kirkwood news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The JD Kirkwood project’s 2246 Memorial Drive location, due east of downtown. Google Maps
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The Memorial Drive location in question, with Drew Charter School and East Lake YMCA facilities below.Google Maps
Site plan for the 2246 Memorial Drive corner.Xmetrical
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Inside the JD Kirkwood model home, Lot 1. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
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Proximity to Drew Charter School’s campus across Memorial Drive. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Plat for the five-home development. JD Kirkwood; designs, Xmetrical
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Church-replacing Kirkwood corner project officially sells out
Josh Green
Mon, 05/19/2025 – 08:22
Roughly a year after finishing construction, a relatively dense example of single-family housing has officially sold out along one of Atlanta’s hottest corridors for investment over the past decade. The final unsold residence at modern-style infill project JD Kirkwood closed Friday where Memorial Drive meets East Lake Terrace, across the street from Drew Charter School, according to listing agent Sara Lee Parker of Keller Williams Intown Atlanta. Closings ultimately ranged from $889,000 to $929,000, according to Parker. (Initially, asking prices had been as high as $995,000.) Between early proposals and closeout, the JD Kirkwood project had been about four years in the making. It marked the latest infill bet of many along the eastside’s Memorial Drive.
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
The Bespoke Developments project claimed a corner lot where a small church property—the former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ—was demolished in 2022. It was designed by Atlanta-based Xmetrical, an architecture firm with modern homes and commercial ventures dotted across the city.All JD Kirkwood units stand three stories tall. The smaller offerings have three bedrooms and three and ½ bathrooms in around 2,500 square feet, with another 664 to 719 square feet of patios and terraces, per the sales team. The larger units brought four bedrooms and four and ½ bathroom in up to 2,761 square feet. Each house counts a rooftop deck, patios off the living rooms, two-car garages, and touches like clerestory windows. On blocks immediately south of the JD Kirkwood project are Drew Charter School facilities and the East Lake YMCA. Proximity to parks, downtown Kirkwood, Oakhurst, the Hosea + 2nd project, East Lake Publix, and Lidl were also cited as perks of the location.Directly across the street to the west, another former church site where more single-family housing has been proposed in recent years remains a vacant lot. Both churches had sat vacant on their respective corners for years.
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Initially pitched by JDW Development, the JD Kirkwood project first came before the Kirkwood Neighbors Organization in summer 2021, and as of early 2022 appeared to be green-lighted for full construction. But the site went quiet for more than a year before the new development team stepped in.As with Toll Brothers’ Oxley Edgewood project, the Empire Paintbox townhomes and 103 new townhomes called Eastwood elsewhere in Kirkwood, and the 1200 Ponce venture that transformed Druid Hills United Methodist Church, among others, JD Kirkwood marked a case of developers moving in to claim land from an intown congregation willing to sell and move on.Swing up to the gallery for a closer look at how the five infill residences came together. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Kirkwood news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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2246 Memorial Drive SE
JD Kirkwood
JDW Development
Southern First
Highland Mortgage
Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta
Sara Lee Parker and Associates
Regents Custom Builders
Keller Williams Luxury International
Modern Homes
Atlanta Architecture
Atlanta Churches
Memorial Drive
Atlanta Development
Xmetrical
JB Development Partners
Bespoke Developments
Wes Cummings
RealKit Photography
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The JD Kirkwood project’s 2246 Memorial Drive location, due east of downtown. Google Maps
The vacant former home of Zion Pentecostal Evangelistic Church of God in Christ that JD Kirkwood replaced at 2246 Memorial Drive. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The Memorial Drive location in question, with Drew Charter School and East Lake YMCA facilities below.Google Maps
Site plan for the 2246 Memorial Drive corner.Xmetrical
How JD Kirkwood facades, porches, and landscaping came together at East Lake Terrace and Memorial Drive, as seen in June 2024. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Inside the JD Kirkwood model home, Lot 1. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
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Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
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Proximity to Drew Charter School’s campus across Memorial Drive. Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Wes Cummings/RealKit Photography
Plat for the five-home development. JD Kirkwood; designs, Xmetrical
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Sweeping bridge, a future Atlanta Beltline highlight, now in place
Sweeping bridge, a future Atlanta Beltline highlight, now in place
Sweeping bridge, a future Atlanta Beltline highlight, now in place
Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 16:22
A sweeping bridge that promises to be a standout feature for the full 22-mile Atlanta Beltline loop is now in place. Just don’t expect to go rolling or skipping across it anytime soon.
As part of Northwest Trail—Segment 1 construction in Buckhead, a suspension bridge high over Peachtree Creek has been installed, with the concrete multi-use trail slated to be poured atop it this month, according to the Beltline’s latest construction updates.
Segment 1 marks the Beltline’s first new trail in the part of Buckhead between Peachtree Road and the Lindbergh area. A groundbreaking for the project was hosted by CEO Clyde Higgs and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens in November.
Segment 1 will run for .8 miles total, beginning at the western edge of the low-rise Peachtree Park Apartments and wending south along Peachtree Creek. The cable-stay suspension bridge is situated basically next door to the apartments.
According to Beltline officials, all of Segment 1 is now under construction, with about 80 percent of all concrete walls in place.
Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
Construction schedules call for crews to start pouring the actual trail, starting near the apartments, the first week of June.
The full segment is expected to be finished and open in June next year.
A portion of the segment will travel on an elevated structure along Peachtree Creek meant to protect residential privacy and preserve greenspace, per Beltline officials. Frequent Beltline collaborator Reeves Young construction company is building Segment 1.
More broadly, the Northwest Trail will include five segments total, which will link with completed sections near Tanyard Creek Park and Bobby Jones Golf Course.
On the flipside of Segment 1, a .7-mile section in Blandtown (Segment 5) is now on pace to open in October, per the Beltline’s report.
Planned look of the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek as part of Northwest Trail Segment 1.PATH Foundation/Atlanta Beltline Inc.
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
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Planned look of the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek as part of Northwest Trail Segment 1.PATH Foundation/Atlanta Beltline Inc.
Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
Sweeping bridge, a future Atlanta Beltline highlight, now in place
Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 16:22
A sweeping bridge that promises to be a standout feature for the full 22-mile Atlanta Beltline loop is now in place. Just don’t expect to go rolling or skipping across it anytime soon. As part of Northwest Trail—Segment 1 construction in Buckhead, a suspension bridge high over Peachtree Creek has been installed, with the concrete multi-use trail slated to be poured atop it this month, according to the Beltline’s latest construction updates. Segment 1 marks the Beltline’s first new trail in the part of Buckhead between Peachtree Road and the Lindbergh area. A groundbreaking for the project was hosted by CEO Clyde Higgs and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens in November. Segment 1 will run for .8 miles total, beginning at the western edge of the low-rise Peachtree Park Apartments and wending south along Peachtree Creek. The cable-stay suspension bridge is situated basically next door to the apartments. According to Beltline officials, all of Segment 1 is now under construction, with about 80 percent of all concrete walls in place.
Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
Construction schedules call for crews to start pouring the actual trail, starting near the apartments, the first week of June. The full segment is expected to be finished and open in June next year. A portion of the segment will travel on an elevated structure along Peachtree Creek meant to protect residential privacy and preserve greenspace, per Beltline officials. Frequent Beltline collaborator Reeves Young construction company is building Segment 1.More broadly, the Northwest Trail will include five segments total, which will link with completed sections near Tanyard Creek Park and Bobby Jones Golf Course.On the flipside of Segment 1, a .7-mile section in Blandtown (Segment 5) is now on pace to open in October, per the Beltline’s report.
Planned look of the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek as part of Northwest Trail Segment 1.PATH Foundation/Atlanta Beltline Inc.
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
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Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
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Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 16:22
A sweeping bridge that promises to be a standout feature for the full 22-mile Atlanta Beltline loop is now in place. Just don’t expect to go rolling or skipping across it anytime soon. As part of Northwest Trail—Segment 1 construction in Buckhead, a suspension bridge high over Peachtree Creek has been installed, with the concrete multi-use trail slated to be poured atop it this month, according to the Beltline’s latest construction updates. Segment 1 marks the Beltline’s first new trail in the part of Buckhead between Peachtree Road and the Lindbergh area. A groundbreaking for the project was hosted by CEO Clyde Higgs and Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens in November. Segment 1 will run for .8 miles total, beginning at the western edge of the low-rise Peachtree Park Apartments and wending south along Peachtree Creek. The cable-stay suspension bridge is situated basically next door to the apartments. According to Beltline officials, all of Segment 1 is now under construction, with about 80 percent of all concrete walls in place.
Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
Construction schedules call for crews to start pouring the actual trail, starting near the apartments, the first week of June. The full segment is expected to be finished and open in June next year. A portion of the segment will travel on an elevated structure along Peachtree Creek meant to protect residential privacy and preserve greenspace, per Beltline officials. Frequent Beltline collaborator Reeves Young construction company is building Segment 1.More broadly, the Northwest Trail will include five segments total, which will link with completed sections near Tanyard Creek Park and Bobby Jones Golf Course.On the flipside of Segment 1, a .7-mile section in Blandtown (Segment 5) is now on pace to open in October, per the Beltline’s report.
Planned look of the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek as part of Northwest Trail Segment 1.PATH Foundation/Atlanta Beltline Inc.
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
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Planned look of the suspension bridge over Peachtree Creek as part of Northwest Trail Segment 1.PATH Foundation/Atlanta Beltline Inc.
Sections of the Northwest Trail (in red) currently under construction. Others are completed or finishing design and real-estate acquisition phases. Atlanta Beltline Inc.; alterations, Urbanize ATL
Full scope of the five-segment Southwest Trail, with the section near Bobby Jones Golf Course completed. Atlanta BeltLine Inc.
The Beltline’s Peachtree Creek cable bridge structure before the addition of concrete this month. Atlanta Beltline staff
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With another tenant in place, Hosea + 2nd project is fully leased
With another tenant in place, Hosea + 2nd project is fully leased
With another tenant in place, Hosea + 2nd project is fully leased
Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 14:04
Another family-operated concept is bound for East Lake’s Hosea + 2nd mixed-use hub.
A husband-wife team has signed on to open a pediatric clinic that will take second-floor office space at the commercial and residential infill community, which counts a number of restaurants and a pocket of townhomes across four corners of previously vacant land.
Kirkwood Pediatrics plans to start opening for newborns and sick visits in mid-August in renovated office space above Perc Coffee at 2380 Hosea Williams Drive. A full opening for all patients is scheduled for October.
The pediatrics concept will offer same-day sick visits, telehealth, well visits, vaccines, and other services for Atlanta families.
Planned interior vibes at Kirkwood Pediatrics, located on the second floor of Hosea + 2nd. Kirkwood Pediatrics
Clinic owner Dr. Emily Peitzman tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic has signed a 10-year lease for 3,200 square feet—formerly the offices of Purpose Built Communities—that will feature nine exam rooms. Another component will be a conference room Peitzman says will remain open for community use.
“After buying our first home in Kirkwood,” Peitzman noted via email, “:I can’t wait to be of service to our immediate community.”
Jay Martin of ReDevStudio, a partner in Hosea + 2nd, tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic signing means all commercial and retail spaces at the project are claimed again.
Last month, Hosea + 2nd’s owners revealed they had sold one of three retail corners to a neighborhood store concept to be called Huckleberry’s Market.
The Hosea + 2nd building in question in January, with the future market space at left and pediatrics space on the second level. Google Maps
The space in question, formerly home to Hippin’ Hops brewery, spans 2,300 square feet, with an 800-square-foot wraparound patio outside.
Maggie Trautman, the property’s new owner, said tentative plans call for opening the market in early fall, pending delays. Expect a family-friendly concept with grab-n-go lunches, prepared dinners, snacks, soda, beer and wine, and ice cream.
The market will bring East Lake a neighborhood convenience concept in the vein of nearby Oakhurst Market and Kirkwood’s Kenny18 Bottle Shop, Valero convenience store, and Evergreen Butcher + Baker.
The Hosea + 2nd corner space in question, as seen in 2021. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Hosea + 2nd’s food-and-beverage tenants include Poor Hendrix, Mix’D Up Burgers, Perc Coffee Roasters, La Fonda, and barbecue concept Gene’s.
Elsewhere, below the forthcoming pediatrics clinic, is hair salon Cameo.
The owners of Fellini’s Pizza and La Fonda restaurants, Clay Harper and Mike Nelson, alongside ReDevStudio’s Nathan Bolster and Martin, bought the four East Lake corners in 2015 from the Cousins Family Foundation, an organization that’s earned national attention for its work revitalizing East Lake since 1993.
The following year, Hosea + 2nd won the Atlanta Urban Design Commission’s Award of Excellence for contributions to the city’s urban fabric.
Find a before-after look at how Hosea + 2nd came together right over here.
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The Hosea + 2nd corner space in question, as seen in 2021. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
The Hosea + 2nd building in question in January, with the future market space at left and pediatrics space on the second level. Google Maps
Planned interior vibes at Kirkwood Pediatrics, located on the second floor of Hosea + 2nd. Kirkwood Pediatrics
With another tenant in place, Hosea + 2nd project is fully leased
Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 14:04
Another family-operated concept is bound for East Lake’s Hosea + 2nd mixed-use hub. A husband-wife team has signed on to open a pediatric clinic that will take second-floor office space at the commercial and residential infill community, which counts a number of restaurants and a pocket of townhomes across four corners of previously vacant land. Kirkwood Pediatrics plans to start opening for newborns and sick visits in mid-August in renovated office space above Perc Coffee at 2380 Hosea Williams Drive. A full opening for all patients is scheduled for October. The pediatrics concept will offer same-day sick visits, telehealth, well visits, vaccines, and other services for Atlanta families.
Planned interior vibes at Kirkwood Pediatrics, located on the second floor of Hosea + 2nd. Kirkwood Pediatrics
Clinic owner Dr. Emily Peitzman tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic has signed a 10-year lease for 3,200 square feet—formerly the offices of Purpose Built Communities—that will feature nine exam rooms. Another component will be a conference room Peitzman says will remain open for community use. “After buying our first home in Kirkwood,” Peitzman noted via email, “:I can’t wait to be of service to our immediate community.”Jay Martin of ReDevStudio, a partner in Hosea + 2nd, tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic signing means all commercial and retail spaces at the project are claimed again. Last month, Hosea + 2nd’s owners revealed they had sold one of three retail corners to a neighborhood store concept to be called Huckleberry’s Market.
The Hosea + 2nd building in question in January, with the future market space at left and pediatrics space on the second level. Google Maps
The space in question, formerly home to Hippin’ Hops brewery, spans 2,300 square feet, with an 800-square-foot wraparound patio outside. Maggie Trautman, the property’s new owner, said tentative plans call for opening the market in early fall, pending delays. Expect a family-friendly concept with grab-n-go lunches, prepared dinners, snacks, soda, beer and wine, and ice cream. The market will bring East Lake a neighborhood convenience concept in the vein of nearby Oakhurst Market and Kirkwood’s Kenny18 Bottle Shop, Valero convenience store, and Evergreen Butcher + Baker.
The Hosea + 2nd corner space in question, as seen in 2021. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Hosea + 2nd’s food-and-beverage tenants include Poor Hendrix, Mix’D Up Burgers, Perc Coffee Roasters, La Fonda, and barbecue concept Gene’s. Elsewhere, below the forthcoming pediatrics clinic, is hair salon Cameo. The owners of Fellini’s Pizza and La Fonda restaurants, Clay Harper and Mike Nelson, alongside ReDevStudio’s Nathan Bolster and Martin, bought the four East Lake corners in 2015 from the Cousins Family Foundation, an organization that’s earned national attention for its work revitalizing East Lake since 1993. The following year, Hosea + 2nd won the Atlanta Urban Design Commission’s Award of Excellence for contributions to the city’s urban fabric.Find a before-after look at how Hosea + 2nd came together right over here. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • East Lake news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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Josh Green
Fri, 05/16/2025 – 14:04
Another family-operated concept is bound for East Lake’s Hosea + 2nd mixed-use hub. A husband-wife team has signed on to open a pediatric clinic that will take second-floor office space at the commercial and residential infill community, which counts a number of restaurants and a pocket of townhomes across four corners of previously vacant land. Kirkwood Pediatrics plans to start opening for newborns and sick visits in mid-August in renovated office space above Perc Coffee at 2380 Hosea Williams Drive. A full opening for all patients is scheduled for October. The pediatrics concept will offer same-day sick visits, telehealth, well visits, vaccines, and other services for Atlanta families.
Planned interior vibes at Kirkwood Pediatrics, located on the second floor of Hosea + 2nd. Kirkwood Pediatrics
Clinic owner Dr. Emily Peitzman tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic has signed a 10-year lease for 3,200 square feet—formerly the offices of Purpose Built Communities—that will feature nine exam rooms. Another component will be a conference room Peitzman says will remain open for community use. “After buying our first home in Kirkwood,” Peitzman noted via email, “:I can’t wait to be of service to our immediate community.”Jay Martin of ReDevStudio, a partner in Hosea + 2nd, tells Urbanize Atlanta the clinic signing means all commercial and retail spaces at the project are claimed again. Last month, Hosea + 2nd’s owners revealed they had sold one of three retail corners to a neighborhood store concept to be called Huckleberry’s Market.
The Hosea + 2nd building in question in January, with the future market space at left and pediatrics space on the second level. Google Maps
The space in question, formerly home to Hippin’ Hops brewery, spans 2,300 square feet, with an 800-square-foot wraparound patio outside. Maggie Trautman, the property’s new owner, said tentative plans call for opening the market in early fall, pending delays. Expect a family-friendly concept with grab-n-go lunches, prepared dinners, snacks, soda, beer and wine, and ice cream. The market will bring East Lake a neighborhood convenience concept in the vein of nearby Oakhurst Market and Kirkwood’s Kenny18 Bottle Shop, Valero convenience store, and Evergreen Butcher + Baker.
The Hosea + 2nd corner space in question, as seen in 2021. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Hosea + 2nd’s food-and-beverage tenants include Poor Hendrix, Mix’D Up Burgers, Perc Coffee Roasters, La Fonda, and barbecue concept Gene’s. Elsewhere, below the forthcoming pediatrics clinic, is hair salon Cameo. The owners of Fellini’s Pizza and La Fonda restaurants, Clay Harper and Mike Nelson, alongside ReDevStudio’s Nathan Bolster and Martin, bought the four East Lake corners in 2015 from the Cousins Family Foundation, an organization that’s earned national attention for its work revitalizing East Lake since 1993. The following year, Hosea + 2nd won the Atlanta Urban Design Commission’s Award of Excellence for contributions to the city’s urban fabric.Find a before-after look at how Hosea + 2nd came together right over here. …Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • East Lake news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The Hosea + 2nd building in question in January, with the future market space at left and pediatrics space on the second level. Google Maps
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Cosm, Live Nation leases build retail momentum for Centennial Yards, says developer
Cosm, Live Nation leases build retail momentum for Centennial Yards, says developer
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases.
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases.
Cosm, Live Nation leases build retail momentum for Centennial Yards, says developer
Cosm, Live Nation leases build retail momentum for Centennial Yards, says developer
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases.
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
After years of work, Centennial Yards is quickly building momentum with new retail leases.
Longtime journalist’s comedic gentrification novel inspired by Atlanta changes, real developers
Longtime journalist’s comedic gentrification novel inspired by Atlanta changes, real developers
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green.
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green.
Longtime journalist’s comedic gentrification novel inspired by Atlanta changes, real developers
Longtime journalist’s comedic gentrification novel inspired by Atlanta changes, real developers
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green.
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
“In some ways, it’s a love letter to Atlanta, but it’s also unabashedly, mercilessly critical of what’s happening,” says author and journalist Josh Green.
High Street in Dunwoody scores major office deal
High Street in Dunwoody scores major office deal
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops.
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops.
High Street in Dunwoody scores major office deal
High Street in Dunwoody scores major office deal
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops.
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
A $2 billion development steps away from Perimeter Mall has landed its first major office tenant to complement existing apartments and retail shops.