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Old Posted: May 23, 2013, 5:07 PM
simms3_redux simms3_redux is offline
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It's amazing the state will throw money at a football stadium (served by Atlanta supported rail), yet won't throw a dime at public transit, including the rail that feeds the stadium and essentially allows it be where it is - on state owned land. Oh the hypocrisy and lack of leadership in GA.
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Old Posted: May 23, 2013, 5:24 PM
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It's amazing the state will throw money at a football stadium (served by Atlanta supported rail), yet won't throw a dime at public transit, including the rail that feeds the stadium and essentially allows it be where it is - on state owned land. Oh the hypocrisy and lack of leadership in GA.
And you're surprised? I think a review of the state's history of nonsupport for transit should lead you to expect such things.

I can certainly see the desire for a new stadium - they are being built/funded all over the country and Atlanta needs to stay in the mix. But I wish we could move forward on more transit options for Metro Atlanta too...they don't have be mutually exclusive.
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Old Posted: May 23, 2013, 5:37 PM
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And you're surprised? I think a review of the state's history of nonsupport for transit should lead you to expect such things.

I can certainly see the desire for a new stadium - they are being built/funded all over the country and Atlanta needs to stay in the mix. But I wish we could move forward on more transit options for Metro Atlanta too...they don't have be mutually exclusive.
I think the same could be said for public transportation projects, but we don't seem to focus too much on that.
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Old Posted: May 23, 2013, 9:20 PM
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Forest City's Fort Mack Glimpse




An advance technology lab for Georgia Tech. An expansion for the Veterans Administration. A possible distribution center. And maybe even a movie studio. These are all what could be part of the former Fort McPherson.

http://www.bisnow.com/commercial-rea...-mack-glimpse/
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Old Posted: Yesterday, 4:33 PM
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Update on new condo development on Peachtree @ 7th

Looks very nice! The biggest part of this update is that they are no longer going to be apartments, but now condos.

http://atlanta.curbed.com/archives/2...chtree-7th.php

http://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/p...r-midtown.html
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Old Posted: Yesterday, 6:26 PM
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77 12th Street welcomes first residents

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Old Posted: Yesterday, 6:35 PM
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^Image from the article:

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Old Posted: Yesterday, 8:11 PM
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I think the same could be said for public transportation projects, but we don't seem to focus too much on that.
So I guess there are no transportation projects going on in Atlanta?

77 12th looks awesome!
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Old Posted: Yesterday, 9:05 PM
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So I guess there are no transportation projects going on in Atlanta?

77 12th looks awesome!
Only one that's funded and under construction as far as I know...
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Old Posted: Today, 6:20 AM
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^Yeah, other than the Streetcar Downtown, the only other major projects underway are the MARTA bridges on 400 at the Buckhead Station and the I-85/400 connector ramps.
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