NickH

Thanks for the insights! Please keep them coming. Do you know if any of these buildings have revised their plans based on market changes? Although I love to see the growth, I wish it was less apartments and more condos. I worry what Midtown will look like as these buildings age without a solid base of ownership within the area. I also feel horrible for the owners in ViewPoint if an apartment building decreases their property value ironically eliminating their "view".

5:30 FOLLOW-UP: “Modera,” 90 Peachtree Place (Mill Creek) Project Type: New construction of a 29-story apartment tower with +/- 350 units and 12,300 SF of retail at the corner of 8th Street and Williams Street. Applicant(s): Jessica Hill, [email protected] 6:00 FOLLOW-UP: “Broadstone Terraces,” Juniper/6th Street (Alliance Residential) Project Type: New construction of an 8-story apartment building with approx. 218 units on the SE corner of Juniper at 6th Street. Applicant(s): Ben Hudgins, [email protected] 6:30 FOLLOW-UP: 75 Peachtree Place Project Type: Renovation of an existing office building to be converted into a lounge. Proposed scope of work includes façade enhancements and a new ramp to provide ADA access into the building. Applicant(s): Harold Singer, [email protected] I can confirm that the current tenants of the Broadstone Terraces have been vacating the property in the last week.

The likelihood of that ugly 811 Peachtree building is fading with each passing day. Their proposed cost of construction was never realistic (less than Skyhouse South for 10+ more floors) with costs rising by the day. I'd guess if they can funding, it will be for a height level in the 20 floor range. As for getting Publix, I think that's a pipe dream as well. All the high-rises in that area have targeted a grocery store but none seem interested in moving that far South on Peachtree. I think we'll get a Publix or Fresh Market at some point, but expect it closer to around 10th than as far South as 5th street.