Invesco scoops up shopping center across from Mall of Georgia
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Near Lenox Square mall, cove of Brookhaven townhomes debuts
Near Lenox Square mall, cove of Brookhaven townhomes debuts
Near Lenox Square mall, cove of Brookhaven townhomes debuts
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 15:47
Atlanta’s latest example of infill townhome development to hit the market is arriving near a popular mall (yes, they exist) and a growing ITP downtown village.
Pennsylvania-based homebuilder Toll Brothers, an active developer across metro Atlanta, recently opened sales for a 2182 Crestview Drive project called Overlook at Lenox Park in Brookhaven.
The upscale townhouses are claiming a long-cleared, tucked-away site formerly home to a hospice facility between North Druid Hills Road and Lenox Park Boulevard. It’s about two miles from both Lenox Square mall and Brookhaven Village.
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Toll Brothers reps tell Urbanize Atlanta the community will ultimately have 58 townhomes, all deemed luxury-grade. Two options are being offered—the Briarwood and Skyland Collections—with between 2,620 and 3,715 square feet.
Prices now start in the mid-$900,000s. That buys three-story options with three bedrooms, three and ½ bathrooms, two-car garages, and covered decks.
The larger offerings—priced up to $1.24 million, per the project’s website—have three or four bedrooms, plus either four or four and ½ bathrooms over two-car garages.
The extra cash does get private elevators, roof terraces, and loft spaces meant to be versatile.
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
A communal pool with cabanas is also part of the deal, enhancing what marketing materials describe as a “resort lifestyle” on the property.
Other amenities include a pavilion and assorted common spaces.
Swing up to the gallery for more images and context. For floorplan-o-philes, here’s an example of the largest layouts offered today:
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
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Second floor. Toll Brothers
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Third floor. Toll Brothers
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The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
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The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Overview of the cleared 2182 Crestview Drive site in Brookhaven, prior to vertical construction. Google Maps
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Example of Briarwood Collection three-story exteriors. Toll Brothers
Communal pool shown in Overlook at Lenox Park marketing materials. Toll Brothers
Example of poolside cabanas planned for the community. Toll Brothers
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Second floor. Toll Brothers
Third floor. Toll Brothers
The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
Toll Brothers
Near Lenox Square mall, cove of Brookhaven townhomes debuts
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 15:47
Atlanta’s latest example of infill townhome development to hit the market is arriving near a popular mall (yes, they exist) and a growing ITP downtown village. Pennsylvania-based homebuilder Toll Brothers, an active developer across metro Atlanta, recently opened sales for a 2182 Crestview Drive project called Overlook at Lenox Park in Brookhaven. The upscale townhouses are claiming a long-cleared, tucked-away site formerly home to a hospice facility between North Druid Hills Road and Lenox Park Boulevard. It’s about two miles from both Lenox Square mall and Brookhaven Village.
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Toll Brothers reps tell Urbanize Atlanta the community will ultimately have 58 townhomes, all deemed luxury-grade. Two options are being offered—the Briarwood and Skyland Collections—with between 2,620 and 3,715 square feet. Prices now start in the mid-$900,000s. That buys three-story options with three bedrooms, three and ½ bathrooms, two-car garages, and covered decks. The larger offerings—priced up to $1.24 million, per the project’s website—have three or four bedrooms, plus either four or four and ½ bathrooms over two-car garages. The extra cash does get private elevators, roof terraces, and loft spaces meant to be versatile.
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
A communal pool with cabanas is also part of the deal, enhancing what marketing materials describe as a “resort lifestyle” on the property. Other amenities include a pavilion and assorted common spaces. Swing up to the gallery for more images and context. For floorplan-o-philes, here’s an example of the largest layouts offered today:
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
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Second floor. Toll Brothers
…
Third floor. Toll Brothers
…
The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
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The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Overview of the cleared 2182 Crestview Drive site in Brookhaven, prior to vertical construction. Google Maps
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Example of Briarwood Collection three-story exteriors. Toll Brothers
Communal pool shown in Overlook at Lenox Park marketing materials. Toll Brothers
Example of poolside cabanas planned for the community. Toll Brothers
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Second floor. Toll Brothers
Third floor. Toll Brothers
The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
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Near Lenox Square mall, cove of Brookhaven townhomes debuts
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 15:47
Atlanta’s latest example of infill townhome development to hit the market is arriving near a popular mall (yes, they exist) and a growing ITP downtown village. Pennsylvania-based homebuilder Toll Brothers, an active developer across metro Atlanta, recently opened sales for a 2182 Crestview Drive project called Overlook at Lenox Park in Brookhaven. The upscale townhouses are claiming a long-cleared, tucked-away site formerly home to a hospice facility between North Druid Hills Road and Lenox Park Boulevard. It’s about two miles from both Lenox Square mall and Brookhaven Village.
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Toll Brothers reps tell Urbanize Atlanta the community will ultimately have 58 townhomes, all deemed luxury-grade. Two options are being offered—the Briarwood and Skyland Collections—with between 2,620 and 3,715 square feet. Prices now start in the mid-$900,000s. That buys three-story options with three bedrooms, three and ½ bathrooms, two-car garages, and covered decks. The larger offerings—priced up to $1.24 million, per the project’s website—have three or four bedrooms, plus either four or four and ½ bathrooms over two-car garages. The extra cash does get private elevators, roof terraces, and loft spaces meant to be versatile.
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
A communal pool with cabanas is also part of the deal, enhancing what marketing materials describe as a “resort lifestyle” on the property. Other amenities include a pavilion and assorted common spaces. Swing up to the gallery for more images and context. For floorplan-o-philes, here’s an example of the largest layouts offered today:
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
…
Second floor. Toll Brothers
…
Third floor. Toll Brothers
…
The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
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The Toll Brothers site in relation to Interstate 85 and central Buckhead. Google Maps
Overview of the cleared 2182 Crestview Drive site in Brookhaven, prior to vertical construction. Google Maps
Overview of the 58-home site plan and available units today. Toll Brothers
Sample facades for the larger units, the Skyland Collection. Toll Brothers
Planned look of roof terraces and interior options at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Example of Briarwood Collection three-story exteriors. Toll Brothers
Communal pool shown in Overlook at Lenox Park marketing materials. Toll Brothers
Example of poolside cabanas planned for the community. Toll Brothers
Ground-level floorplans for the largest units (north of 3,750 square feet) offered at Overlook at Lenox Park. Toll Brothers
Second floor. Toll Brothers
Third floor. Toll Brothers
The top level layout of four-story offerings. Toll Brothers
Toll Brothers
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Banyan Street Capital secures $42 million acquisition loan for Atlanta Financial Center
Banyan Street Capital secures $42 million acquisition loan for Atlanta Financial Center
Banyan Street Capital could redevelop part of the iconic Buckhead office complex.
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Banyan Street Capital could redevelop part of the iconic Buckhead office complex.
Banyan Street Capital secures $42 million acquisition loan for Atlanta Financial Center
Banyan Street Capital secures $42 million acquisition loan for Atlanta Financial Center
Banyan Street Capital could redevelop part of the iconic Buckhead office complex.
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Banyan Street Capital could redevelop part of the iconic Buckhead office complex.
Atlanta PE firm Peachtree Group aims new $250 million fund at ‘dislocated’ hotel market
Atlanta PE firm Peachtree Group aims new $250 million fund at ‘dislocated’ hotel market
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market.
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market.
Atlanta PE firm Peachtree Group aims new $250 million fund at ‘dislocated’ hotel market
Atlanta PE firm Peachtree Group aims new $250 million fund at ‘dislocated’ hotel market
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market.
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
Peachtree Group, a private equity firm based in Atlanta, is seeing growth in private credit opportunities in today’s volatile market.
Chamblee plows forward to build downtown park with pond centerpiece
Chamblee plows forward to build downtown park with pond centerpiece
Chamblee plows forward to build downtown park with pond centerpiece
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 12:24
Burgeoning downtown Chamblee is gearing up to become a bit greener soon.
Fish Bolt Park, a greenspace and stormwater initiative in the works for nearly a decade, has recently begun the bidding process for contractors in hopes of breaking ground in coming months. City officials held a pre-bid conference today.
Tucked between Peachtree Boulevard and the city’s MARTA station, the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road property in question is a former MARTA stormwater detention pond acquired by the City of Chamblee as part of its 2016 trails and parks expansion program.
The site is surrounded by infill development including hundreds of new multifamily units in nearby blocks downtown, with more in the pipeline. The two-mile Chamblee Rail Trail, a multi-use pathway, abuts the southern border of the future park.
Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
According to project engineers Kimley-Horn, Fish Bolt Park will be considered a “constructed wetland,” or a shallow marsh system that controls runoff and treats urban stormwater, removing pollutants by way of marsh vegetation.
Fish Bolt Park’s scope will also include an elevated observation deck, ADA-accessible pathways, a mural wall, additional decks with seating, lighting, landscaping, and other features meant to control erosion.
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Construction on Fish Bolt Park is scheduled to start before the end of 2025. No targeted opening date has been specified.
In the gallery above, find more visuals and context.
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
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Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Chamblee plows forward to build downtown park with pond centerpiece
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 12:24
Burgeoning downtown Chamblee is gearing up to become a bit greener soon. Fish Bolt Park, a greenspace and stormwater initiative in the works for nearly a decade, has recently begun the bidding process for contractors in hopes of breaking ground in coming months. City officials held a pre-bid conference today. Tucked between Peachtree Boulevard and the city’s MARTA station, the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road property in question is a former MARTA stormwater detention pond acquired by the City of Chamblee as part of its 2016 trails and parks expansion program.The site is surrounded by infill development including hundreds of new multifamily units in nearby blocks downtown, with more in the pipeline. The two-mile Chamblee Rail Trail, a multi-use pathway, abuts the southern border of the future park.
Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
According to project engineers Kimley-Horn, Fish Bolt Park will be considered a “constructed wetland,” or a shallow marsh system that controls runoff and treats urban stormwater, removing pollutants by way of marsh vegetation. Fish Bolt Park’s scope will also include an elevated observation deck, ADA-accessible pathways, a mural wall, additional decks with seating, lighting, landscaping, and other features meant to control erosion.
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Construction on Fish Bolt Park is scheduled to start before the end of 2025. No targeted opening date has been specified. In the gallery above, find more visuals and context.
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
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Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
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Chamblee plows forward to build downtown park with pond centerpiece
Josh Green
Tue, 07/22/2025 – 12:24
Burgeoning downtown Chamblee is gearing up to become a bit greener soon. Fish Bolt Park, a greenspace and stormwater initiative in the works for nearly a decade, has recently begun the bidding process for contractors in hopes of breaking ground in coming months. City officials held a pre-bid conference today. Tucked between Peachtree Boulevard and the city’s MARTA station, the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road property in question is a former MARTA stormwater detention pond acquired by the City of Chamblee as part of its 2016 trails and parks expansion program.The site is surrounded by infill development including hundreds of new multifamily units in nearby blocks downtown, with more in the pipeline. The two-mile Chamblee Rail Trail, a multi-use pathway, abuts the southern border of the future park.
Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
According to project engineers Kimley-Horn, Fish Bolt Park will be considered a “constructed wetland,” or a shallow marsh system that controls runoff and treats urban stormwater, removing pollutants by way of marsh vegetation. Fish Bolt Park’s scope will also include an elevated observation deck, ADA-accessible pathways, a mural wall, additional decks with seating, lighting, landscaping, and other features meant to control erosion.
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Construction on Fish Bolt Park is scheduled to start before the end of 2025. No targeted opening date has been specified. In the gallery above, find more visuals and context.
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
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Location of Fish Bolt Park along the Chamblee Rail Trail, in relation to the city’s MARTA hub (bottom) and downtown restaurants. Google Maps
Overview of plans for the constructed wetlands, seating areas, and multi-use pathways at Fish Bolt Park. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Overview of the 1900 Chamblee Tucker Road site, now surrounded by residential development. Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
Kimley-Horn, via City of Chamblee
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Atlanta Housing officer to step down from role
Atlanta Housing officer to step down from role
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority.
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority.
Atlanta Housing officer to step down from role
Atlanta Housing officer to step down from role
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority.
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
His departure comes about a year after joining the city’s housing authority.