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Gwinnett Village is beginning to see that long-expected spillover of folks who want to move back to the city, says CID executive director Chuck Warbington. As a result, investors and developers are circling, planning on what will attract Millennials. Chuck adds that industrial property vacancy is at almost zero, and The Atlanta Media Campus has brought the world’s most-seen current movies, including Fast & Furious 7 and Hunger Games 3 and 4. More blockbusters to come, including the third film in the Insurgence series. Hey, Hollywood, we’ve got your tax credits right here. For more info on our Bisnow partner, Gwinnett Village CID, click here.

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