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  • Editor-in-Chief, Urbanize Atlanta
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As seen in: Curbed, Urbanize Atlanta, Flipboard, Atlanta Magazine, Saporta Report, Urbanize LA, Urbanize Chicago
Writer of stories in glorious Atlanta. New novel, GOODBYE, SWEETBERRY PARK (gentrification meets deadly snakes) out now here: tinyurl.com/uaw2xw26
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In Forsyth County, what a mixed-use project starting at $1M looks like

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By Josh Green Verified
| Urbanize Atlanta
What’s the wiser philosophy? The traditional, “Drive until you qualify,” or an alternative we just made up: “Stay put and save up.” Debatable, but a new project by veteran Atlanta homebuilder John Wieland is testing the limits of the notion that suburban/exurban housing becomes less expensive the farther it is from a city’s core.
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Images: New life planned for landmark Atlanta building near downtown

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By Josh Green Verified
| Urbanize Atlanta
New purpose and vitality could be coming for a long-vacant but architecturally distinctive property on a corner where Old Fourth Ward meets downtown Atlanta. Construction appears to have recently ramped up on a Sweet Auburn spec project that’s remaking a 1940s building once described by Atlanta magazine as a “gorgeously renovated Art Deco gas station in the Martin Luther King Jr. Historic District.” The 377 Edgewood Ave.
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Food hall at center of $200M development has officially opened

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By Josh Green Verified
| Urbanize Atlanta
Four years after plans first came to light, a major eastside housing development has finished construction, as its centerpiece food hall has officially arrived. Perennial Properties officials tell Urbanize Atlanta the Vela Park Food Works project opened to the public Thursday as the latest, multi-tenant ITP food-and-beverage district, located just south of East Lake Golf Club.
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