Fuqua Development Reveals 905 Memorial Look

Here's a first glimpse of Jeff Fuqua's latest mixed-use gambit, this time directly on a future leg of the Beltline. Fuqua Development--with the help of Vantage Realty Partners--is marketing 905 Memorial Dr, a 17-acre mixed-use project on the site of the 300k SF Leggett & Platt warehouse that was put up for sale last year.

Fuqua's marketing flyer contains not only renderings of the project, but offers more details of what to expect:

  • 100k SF of retail and restaurant space anchored by a grocery store and a theater. It's been reported by Atlanta Intown that Sprouts and Cinebistro will anchor the project.

  • There will be 120k SF of office and mixed-use space.

  • The project will contain more than 600 apartment units, as well as some 100 condo units in two buildings.

  • Retail stores along the future extension of the Beltline's Eastside Trail will sport two-sided glass storefronts.

  • More than 1,500 apartment units are currently underway nearby, with a population of 409,000 within three miles of the site.

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