ATLANTA | Development Thread VI

[pica]

Originally Posted by Buck

Atlantis, please keep it to one post at a time... Also, maybe it's a browser thing for me, but I can never see your photos.

I got the impression that Atlantis was a bot. Everything that account posts comes from Curbed, Atlanta Business Journal, or Twitter, and the reason nobody can see the images is because they're hotlinked from Curbed's CDN.

[Street Advocate]

Hulsey Yards is empty of shipping containers and trucks. Seems like they’ve moved operations from this hard to elsewhere. There’s a video on YouTube suggesting the yard will close officially 6/1 and the goods will be placed in a yard in Fairburn, GA.

[FavoriteGayUncle]

Originally Posted by trainiac

That was the very first Atlanta branch location of the Trust Company of Georgia when their headquarters was still the monumental Equitable building at Five Points. Officially opened on 11 Oct 1949. I know it had been various standalone banks after SunTrust sold it. Almost made it to 70 years old!

That picture looks like the demo of First Baptist Church of Atlanta to me.

[pica]

Originally Posted by Street Advocate

Hulsey Yards is empty of shipping containers and trucks. Seems like they’ve moved operations from this hard to elsewhere. There’s a video on YouTube suggesting the yard will close officially 6/1 and the goods will be placed in a yard in Fairburn, GA.

This is monumental news for the surrounding neighborhoods if it's true.

[trainiac]

Originally Posted by pica

This is monumental news for the surrounding neighborhoods if it's true.

It's still in the planning stages
https://hulseymasterplan.com

I thought the little pop-up meetings were preliminary, had no idea something was actually happening! Wow

[Street Advocate]

Originally Posted by trainiac

It's still in the planning stages
https://hulseymasterplan.com

I thought the little pop-up meetings were preliminary, had no idea something was actually happening! Wow

CSX is on record as they’re not selling... but that doesn’t necessarily align with the movement we’ve seen. Trucking operations is supposed to stop to the yard- at the least.

[daharris80]

Originally Posted by trainiac

It's still in the planning stages
https://hulseymasterplan.com

I thought the little pop-up meetings were preliminary, had no idea something was actually happening! Wow

Hulsey Park. End of master plan. You’re welcome. (Can I charge $50,000?)

[jsvh]

Originally Posted by daharris80

Hulsey Park. End of master plan. You’re welcome. (Can I charge $50,000?)

Now where are you going to get the millions for building out the park and cover the lost tax revenue from that land?

That land is a prime location to be developed. People need more homes and jobs at a close-in, accessible location like that.

[Street Advocate]

Originally Posted by jsvh

Now where are you going to get the millions for building out the park and cover the lost tax revenue from that land?

That land is a prime location to be developed. People need more homes and jobs at a close-in, accessible location like that.

To add- a location walking distance to a HRT station and existing park/trail space (BeltLine, Cabbagetown Park, Oakland Cemetery, Esther Peachy...)

[ATL_J]

Originally Posted by Street Advocate

CSX is on record as they’re not selling... but that doesn’t necessarily align with the movement we’ve seen. Trucking operations is supposed to stop to the yard- at the least.

Here is what I have heard. CSX is not sure what to do with the property. There are a lot of options such doing a land lease, master development / partnering and doing a large project, selling off individual parcels, etc. Additionally, they're not entirely sure if they want to get rid of the property, but they understand the opportunity and from my understanding they're doing this as a trial run to see how things would work without Hulsey.

[Metrophile]

Norfolk Southern has already caught up with Opus Place, with a lot of dirt moving and hole making.

[testarossa50]

Wow, that pic looks like the early 1990s. Can't wait to have a skyscraper there.

[montydawg]

Originally Posted by daharris80

Hulsey Park. End of master plan. You’re welcome. (Can I charge $50,000?)

The obvious name will be Husley Yards. They will have whimsical railroad artifacts throughout, including shipping containers.

[Verge]

Originally Posted by Buck

Atlantis, please keep it to one post at a time... Also, maybe it's a browser thing for me, but I can never see your photos.

I can see all of their posts just fine-- using Chrome(?)--

[Verge]

Metrophile-- Might want to check your camera-- all the reds are green, or something like that--

[Atlantis]

[Atlantis]

Emory plans $475M cancer tower at Emory University Hospital Midtown


https://www.bizjournals.com/atlanta/...niversity.html

[Atlantis]

ATL's fastest selling pre-construction residential tower! Only 2 left! Upgraded finish package included for limited time, faces Piedmont Park! The highest level of amenities/service this city has ever seen. 2 pools, private cabanas, state of the art fitness center, spa rooms, and al fresco outdoor dining, private dog run, screening room, demo kitchens. HOA fees include water, sewer, gas, internet. Offering great buyer incentives! Opus Place C
GO TO THIS WEBSITE REGARDING OPUS
https://www.bhhsgeorgia.com/ListingD...HewowG2JWz5O9U

[Sura]

Are they implying there are only two units left in the whole building, or only two specific floor plans that face Piedmont Park are left?

[Atlantis]

Originally Posted by Sura

Are they implying there are only two units left in the whole building, or only two specific floor plans that face Piedmont Park are left?

i WAS Hoping you would tell me same conclusion