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Old Posted Jun 7, 2024, 7:54 PM
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City of Atlanta Selects Savi Provisions LLC for Grant Park Gateway Retail Space

After a thorough evaluation, the City of Atlanta is excited to announce that Savi Provisions LLC has been selected to lease the retail space at the Grant Park Gateway.
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New zoning in Midtown requires new restaurants to provide outdoor dining along most streets. Patio spaces are allowed to encroach up to 2 feet onto the sidewalk right-of-way, or 3 feet on Peachtree street.
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For now, the old Skate Escape building will be a coffee shop.

A new, scaled-back vision has emerged for a Midtown corner that was once home to Atlanta’s oldest skate shop.
The former Skate Escape building near Piedmont Park will be rehabbed into a coffee shop called Old Sol.
It’s the latest plan for the project called 12th & Everything, which was first announced for the property in 2022.
Previous designs had also included a two-story restaurant and retail space for Skate Escape, which ended up closing for good last year.
Danielle Glasky, 12th & Everything's general manager, said the team looked at what it had, “a beautiful 100-year-old filling station,” and decided to transform it into the coffee shop and abandon the other ideas for now.
At one time, the owner of Atlanta barbecue restaurant Das BBQ considered the project for a new concept, but that deal never came together.
“It’s been an interesting time for food and beverage owners to be operating in the city,” Glasky said in an interview. “Coming out of Covid, we’ve seen a lot of our beloved, fellow restaurants have to close their doors.”
The team filed an application for the renovation last week. It is also working with a new architect, DeCarlo Hawker Architects.
The project will bring electric vehicle charging stations and solar panels to the property. Cherry Street Energy is developing the clean energy solutions for the site, Glasky said.
A team of partners led by Cherry Street Energy CEO Michael Chanin had paid $2.65 million for the property in December 2020, according to property records.
“A big element of it is leaning into renewable energy,” Glasky said. “It is a place where you can come and spend time and recharge.”
There's no definitive timeline to open the coffee shop, but the hope is it launches next year, she said.
Glasky is a veteran of Atlanta's coffee scene, having worked at Octane Coffee and Spiller Park Coffee, Atlanta Business Chronicle previously reported. She also founded Tic Tac Coffee, a pop-up coffee truck, and Bat, Bat Soda, a company that makes canned, bubbly coffee and tea drinks.
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Torchy’s Tacos opening Aug 23 in West Midtown

This will be the 126th location nationwide for Torchy’s Tacos. The fast-casual concept first began in Austin, Texas.
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Jamestown to buy Atlanta office of North American Properties

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Jamestown, a firm known for several of the city's most valuable real estate projects, is buying the Atlanta office of North American Properties and gaining control of its Midtown trophy development Colony Square.

The portfolio also includes two suburban Atlanta shopping centers: The Forum Peachtree Corners and the Avenue East Cobb. Both have land for additional development.

Both companies are known for transforming floundering developments into busy mixed-use districts. Atlanta-based Jamestown is behind Ponce City Market, the former Sears, Roebuck & Co. warehouse that it turned into a $1 billion development. The project's forerunner is Chelsea Market in New York.

"There aren’t that many people who think intentionally about real estate and creating great environments, [but] North American is one of those companies," said Matt Bronfman, principal and CEO of Jamestown. “They have more suburban expertise in that space. We have more urban expertise."
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Lee + White food hall updates (West End / Beltline)

"...the Lee + White food hall’s lineup now includes Cielito Lindo, Costa Coffee, Crème de la Crepe, Dough Boy Pizza, GoodAzz Burgers, Gekko Hibachi & Sushi, gusto!, Honeysuckle Gelato, One Korean Bistro, The Original Hot Dog Factory, Pastaholics, Sakura Sake Bar & Bottles, Sweet Red Peach, Vietvana, West Side Deli, and World Chicken."

Atlanta Golf & Social announced plans in late July to open a 3,767-square-foot experiential sports venue in Lee + White’s food hall portion by the end of 2024, joining that company’s flagship location in downtown Chamblee.
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