BOLTON VILLAGE
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<strong>BOLTON</strong> <strong>VILLAGE</strong><br />
I N T O W N S P A C E A V A I L A B L E !<br />
R E T A I L • O F F I C E • R E S T A U R A N T<br />
Contact:<br />
Vantage Realty Partners · 619 Edgewood Avenue, Ste. 300 · Atlanta, GA · 30312<br />
(678) 686-3100
TABLE OF CONTENTS<br />
Overview␣<br />
␣Site␣Plan␣<br />
Renderings␣<br />
Site␣Description␣<br />
Surrounding␣Developments␣<br />
Media␣About␣the␣Area␣<br />
Area␣Demographics<br />
Contact␣Information␣<br />
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OVERVIEW<br />
<strong>BOLTON</strong> <strong>VILLAGE</strong><br />
Location:<br />
Description:<br />
SW Corner of Bolton Rd. & James Jackson Pkwy.<br />
2011 Bolton Rd.<br />
Atlanta, GA 30318<br />
(appox. 1.5 miles inside the perimeter)<br />
Residential:<br />
300 Residential Units<br />
(breaking ground Dec. ‘08)<br />
Commercial:<br />
(outlined below)<br />
14,500SF of office (2nd Floor)<br />
14,500SF of retail (Street-Level)<br />
Price:<br />
Office: $17/SF NNN<br />
Retail: $23/SF NNN<br />
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SITE PLAN-1st Floor<br />
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SITE PLAN-2nd Floor<br />
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PROPERTY PHOTOS &<br />
RENDERINGS<br />
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SITE DESCRIPTION<br />
<strong>BOLTON</strong> <strong>VILLAGE</strong><br />
Acreage:<br />
Frontage:<br />
Approx. 6 acres<br />
Bolton Rd. &<br />
James Jackson Pkwy (S. Cobb Drive)<br />
Traffic (Vehicles/Day): 45,000+/-<br />
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SURROUNDING DEVELOPMENTS<br />
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• 21 Townhomes + 7,800SF of restaurant/retail space<br />
• Developed by: Alan Joel Partners<br />
• Lease Price (commercial spaces): $23/SF net<br />
• 75 acre residential development with 399 townhomes/single-family<br />
• Developed by: Sharon Mcwain & Winmark Homes<br />
• Sale Price: $300k-$400k<br />
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• 460 acre Mixed-use, mixed-income development (780 apartments,<br />
460 single-family homes, 134 senior housing units, & retail)<br />
• To include 18-hole public golf course designed by Jack Nicklaus<br />
• To include YMCA location, public library, public schools, and daycare<br />
• Developed by: Atlanta AHA, Brockbuilt Homes, Columbia Residential,<br />
& Perry Golf Course Development<br />
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SURROUNDING DEVELOPMENTS<br />
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4 • 350 homes<br />
Riverside Neighborhood<br />
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Hollywood & Main<br />
• Approx. 10 loft apartments above 9,000SF of retail space<br />
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• Prospective development by Edens & Avant<br />
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• 500 single-family homes<br />
• Developed by: Brock Built Development<br />
• Sale Price: $275,000-$375,000<br />
• 450 single-family homes<br />
• 100 Townhomes<br />
• Developed by: Brock Built Development<br />
• Sale Price: $300,000-$400,000<br />
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• 150 single-family homes<br />
• Developed by: Brock Built Development<br />
• Sale Price: $300,000-$400,000<br />
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Chattahoochee<br />
YMCA<br />
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MEDIA ABOUT THE AREA<br />
Redevelopment Gets under Way in Northwest Atlanta.<br />
Source:<br />
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution (Atlanta, Georgia) (via Knight-Ridder/Tribune Business News)<br />
Publication Date: 14-JUN-04<br />
Byline: David Pendered<br />
Jun. 14--On a driving tour of new neighborhoods, developer Steve Brock points to a picturesque rock retaining wall behind a<br />
subdivision just being built. He drives by neat new houses with colorful flags out front. He gestures to a view down a tree-lined<br />
street that's unobstructed because utility lines are buried.<br />
The communities are designed to be neighborly places where folks wave and chat from porches to others strolling down sidewalks.<br />
What makes Brock's tour so interesting is that he's showing off part of northwest Atlanta, a region that for nearly 50 years has<br />
been synonymous with crime, violence and blight. Now there's a massive effort to reclaim a significant portion of an area that<br />
fostered dispair and disinvestment in every direction.<br />
The old Perry Homes housing project a few miles west of downtown Atlanta has been demolished. Shabby barracks and apartments<br />
that once housed more than 1,000 families were tossed into a trash bin to reveal land that undulates as comfortably as<br />
the hills north of Lawrenceville and south of Canton.<br />
Perry Homes is being replaced by a new community called West Highlands.<br />
Brock is one of three private partners working with the public Atlanta Housing Authority to build a vibrant mixed-use community<br />
on 460 acres. Planned amenities include a YMCA, library, public school, golf course, more than 90 acres of green space and a<br />
nearby trail built by the PATH Foundation.<br />
Today the community will have an official grand opening featuring remarks by Alphonso Jackson, secretary of the U.S. Department<br />
of Housing and Urban Development, and Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin. One undercurrent of the event will be the apparent<br />
success of West Highlands at a time when the Bush administration is calling for the elimination of the federal program that<br />
helped pay for the new community.<br />
The potential evolution could not be more dramatic in a neighborhood where the housing project had long cast a big and unsettling<br />
pall.<br />
"Perry Homes didn't just scare development away; it repelled it," Brock says.<br />
Impoverished residents simply overwhelmed their neighborhood. They had virtually no disposable income, so the big grocery<br />
stores and other retailers never came calling. The numbers are staggering.<br />
After Perry Homes residents began moving out in 1998, household income shot up by 73 percent. Figures released by the housing<br />
authority show the area's median household income rose from about $12,200 in 1990 to $21,000 a decade later --- after<br />
some 2,300 individuals moved from Perry.<br />
Brock's tour wasn't through West Highlands. His first homes there are just starting to come out of the ground. The developer was<br />
driving through three communities he built a short distance away.<br />
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MEDIA ABOUT THE AREA<br />
The 161 houses in Adams Crossing have sold out, and about 10 of 61 houses remain available in Parkview. Both communities<br />
have Craftsman-style houses in old-fashioned neighbhorhoods, where houses are close to the street and have sitting porches<br />
overlooking sidewalks and alleys in the rear.<br />
Houses in the third project, like the previous two, are being purchased by young buyers who want to live intown but balk at skyhigh<br />
prices in more established neighborhoods, Brock says. Dupont Commons will offer a wider variety of architectural styles<br />
along with a clubhouse, pool, 4-acre park and putting green.<br />
At West Highlands, Brock plans to build about 1,100 single-family houses ranging in price for most buyers from $179,000 to<br />
$400,000-plus. Initially prices will start in the $200,000s and rise as the project is completed over the next seven or so years.<br />
Also in the first round of construction will be houses with prices starting at $149,000 and reserved for buyers with household incomes<br />
that are below the metro median.<br />
The first phase of apartments in West Highlands has opened, and all 124 units are occupied. Many are former residents of the<br />
old housing project, says Noel Khalil, a partner with Columbia Residential. All must adhere to strict guidelines of good behavior.<br />
Khalil has big plans for the area and is one of its most vocal supporters. He plans to build about 700 additional rental units in<br />
West Highlands, many reserved for residents with incomes below the metro median.<br />
Khalil is familiar with transitional intown markets. He hit the mark with an apartment project offering lower-cost housing south of<br />
Little Five Points. Khalil also will build the residences planned next door at the mixed-use development on Moreland Avenue by<br />
Sembler Co.<br />
Khalil readily admits that buyers of Brock's houses are moving into a part of Atlanta that, at best, can be called transitional. He<br />
thinks the investment soon will be worth the potential challenge of pioneering in West Highlands.<br />
"They are getting a huge value in their house because they'd have to pay an extra $200,000 for the same house in other parts of<br />
Atlanta," Khalil says. "There will be a slight inconvenience in the short term, but in the long term this will be a terrific community."<br />
The boosters of West Highlands think the stars have aligned for the area to turn around. In addition to benefiting from a renewed<br />
interest in intown living, the project got a bump from the government.<br />
The federal government provided $20 million to revitalize the community through the Hope VI program. The housing program<br />
allows for public-private partnerships to tear down dilapidated public housing complexes and replace them with mixed-income<br />
communities. Some well-known examples in Atlanta include Centennial Place, between Georgia Tech and downtown Atlanta,<br />
and the Villages at East Lake, between downtown and Decatur.<br />
Local governments stepped up, as well. The city and county governments and the Atlanta school board approved a special tax<br />
incentive to pay for new roads, sewers and other infrastructure in the area around Perry Boulevard and Bolton Road.<br />
The region around West Highlands has improved sharply since the demolition of Perry Homes was started six years ago.<br />
Nearby, Brock's three subdivisions anchor the western border, and he intends to build a total of 30,000 square feet of retail on<br />
three corners he owns at the intersection of Marietta and Bolton roads. He had hoped to sell the land to a retailer but decided to<br />
build a neighborhood node by himself because the only potential takers just wanted to build gas stations.<br />
Closer to downtown Atlanta, a new apartment development poised to open on the border of the Georgia Tech campus erased a<br />
foreboding metal recycling center.<br />
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MEDIA ABOUT THE AREA<br />
Residents are moving into Atlantic Station, and construction has started on its retail complex. Just north of Atlantic Station on<br />
Northside Drive, Selig Enterprises is developing a residential and retail center near Howell Mill Road and I-75.<br />
Earlier this year, the Atlanta Regional Commission provided $75,000 in study money that investors expect to use to begin redeveloping<br />
a swath of 1,600 acres of largely industrial land west of Northside Drive.<br />
Brock says he's comfortable with his investment in and around West Highlands. Before taking on Atlanta's western frontier, he<br />
built subdivisions in a region near MARTA's Brookhaven station, which, at the time, was viewed as marginal.<br />
"There are still some very bad spots just a mile from West Highlands," Brock says. "But I look for areas that can be turned<br />
around, and this area never scared me. It has the critical mass to be a very successful community."<br />
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DEMOGRAPHICS<br />
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DEMOGRAPHICS (contd.)<br />
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DEMOGRAPHICS (contd.)<br />
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DEMOGRAPHICS (contd.)<br />
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CONTACT INFORMATION<br />
619 EDGEOOD AVENUE<br />
STE 300<br />
ATLANTA, GA 30312<br />
(678) 686-3100<br />
Chris Carter<br />
chris@vantageatl.com<br />
Gene Rice<br />
gene@vantageatl.com<br />
Matt McGee<br />
matt@vantageatl.com<br />
Paul Serio<br />
paul@vantageatl.com<br />
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