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Recognize this eyesore near Spaghetti Junction? It’s being redeveloped. (opens the original)
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Hundreds of thousands of drivers pass through Spaghetti Junction’s web of asphalt each day, and many of them have likely had the same thought. What’s that abandoned cylindrical tower peeking above the trees? The 14-story eyesore used to be the Presidential Hotel before falling into disrepair, forming a solo skyline of blight off one of the region’s busiest interstate intersections. But hundreds of people may soon call that tower home. DeKalb County on Monday announced it issued a key permit allo
Shuttered high school in Roswell advertised for mixed-use redevelopment (opens the original)
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That’s the question Roswell officials are posing to the development community, seeking ideas for how to redevelop a recently shuttered one. The city and its downtown development authority recently issued a request for proposals to gather redevelopment pitches for the former Independence High School at 791 Mimosa Blvd. The 5.4-acre campus is primed for mixed-use development, city officials said, adding that the school building and an adjacent teaching museum are prime candidates to be converted a
Italian tiremaker plans $1.2B plant expansion with 1,000 jobs in Georgia (opens the original)
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An Italian tiremaker announced a large expansion to its operations in Rome — not the ancient European city, but the one in northwest Georgia. Pirelli on Tuesday said it will invest $1.2 billion to expand its existing U.S. headquarters and manufacturing facility, roughly 70 miles northwest of downtown Atlanta. The company pledged that its expansion will lead to 1,000 new jobs over the next few years, nearly quintupling its Georgia workforce. The announcement was celebrated by Gov. Brian Kemp, who
How to entice workers to the office? EY says it found the answer in Atlanta. (opens the original)
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Add sit-stand desks. Subtract cubicles. Multiply the number of seating options. And don’t forget to carry the one … or many signs to the new building. Sum it all together, and the result is EY’s new Atlanta office. The accounting giant recently debuted its new 102,000-square-foot office at Ten Twenty Spring in Midtown, occupying three floors in one of the city’s newest workplace towers. It also aims to set a new bar for office design, incorporating all the trappings of a post-pandemic workplace
Data center build-out creates new stress test for Georgia construction firms (opens the original)
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Multibillion-dollar projects used to be rare in Georgia before the data center boom. Now, massive construction projects dot the state as part of an unprecedented rush to power artificial intelligence, creating new labor demands for an industry that’s already understaffed. Data center construction is increasing the competition for skilled workers able to deliver such large projects, impacting other developments and employers, according to new survey results from the Associated General Contractors
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