1448 north highland avenue northeast update#

Per marketing materials, the 841 North Highland building’s ideal tenants would be in medical, tech, creative, or professional services fields-all potential customers for current businesses, that is. With stiff competition for retail tenants from the likes of Ponce City Market, Va-Hi’s strip has struggled at times in recent years to maintain a full roster of occupied storefronts. Permitting records indicate parking garage structures would be built first. A separate deck would be built for the residential section.Īn application for land development permits was issued in April last year, according to city records. ColliersĪ parking deck with 48 spaces would serve the commercial component, alongside five street-parking spaces. The mixed-use building's section that would face south, toward Ponce de Leon Avenue. Now, plans call for 7,300 square feet of retail at street level (with floor-to-ceiling windows and floorplans as small as 3,650 square feet) topped with an unspecified number of residences, according to Colliers.īuilding permit paperwork indicates the homes would be for-sale condominiums. That blend of condos and retail had also gained building permits from the city by early 2008, just as the financial crisis was bearing down on Atlanta. Way back in 2006, a different mixed-use proposal coined “ The Mix” was also floated for the site. 1448 N Highland Ave NE is located in the Morningside - Lenox Park neighborhood in the Atlanta. Movoto's Comparative Market Estimated Value is 614,856 with a value per Sqft of 266.

1448 north highland avenue northeast update#

We’re reached out to a project rep for information on a construction timeline and other details, and we’ll update this story should that come. PUBLIC RECORD - Built in 1920, this 3 bedrooms, 1 bathrooms Single Family property at 1448 N Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30306 is approximately 2165 square feet. Renderings indicate the building will be called The Highland. The mixed-use concept would rise two and three stories one lot south of CVS Pharmacy, on the North Highland Avenue retail strip that includes Dark Horse Tavern and Neighbor’s Pub, according to marketers. It would replace a parking lot that’s long been a canker sore, relatively speaking, on the neighborhood’s otherwise charming corridor of shops, salons, bars, and eateries in old buildings. Full scope of the North Highland Avenue frontage.