Twenty years and nearly 200 land deals later, the BeltLine owns every parcel it needs to close the 22-mile loop. The last piece was a $500,000 sliver of Blandtown near West Midtown. Elsewhere intown, a one-of-a-kind Old Fourth Ward landmark is for sale again, Muchacho is headed to Decatur, and the old Regenstein's building Downtown has a ballroom. Buckhead neighbors, meanwhile, want a Halloween night concert at Chastain moved off trick-or-treat night.
The BeltLine Just Bought the Last Piece of Land It Needs to Close the 22-Mile Loop
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. closed on a 0.2-acre lot in Blandtown for $500,000, the final real estate deal needed to finish the full 22-mile loop after two decades and nearly 200 acquisitions.
Development & Housing
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That Aluminum-Clad Old Fourth Ward Landmark Over Freedom Parkway Is for Sale Again
The five-story modern home at 442 Cain St. NE is back on the market as a gray shell, pitched for adaptive reuse after a restaurant buildout stalled.
Food & Drink
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Muchacho Is Bringing Its Tacos and Burritos to Decatur This Fall
The Cali-Mex spot that started in Reynoldstown announced a third location in Decatur, apparently at 129 Church St. No opening date yet.
- Nakato Will Now Deliver Sushi to New Moms in the Hospital Atlanta Magazine
Arts & Culture
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The Old Regenstein's Building Downtown Now Has a 10,000-Square-Foot Ballroom
207 Peachtree opened its Grand Ballroom, the latest piece of a $10.5 million overhaul that has the 1920s building fully in use for the first time since the late 1970s.
City & Community
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Chastain Park Neighbors Want a Halloween Night Concert Moved
A newly added Oct. 31 show at the amphitheater could put 6,200 concertgoers on narrow streets at the same hour kids are out trick-or-treating.