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Sandy Springs council discusses giving redevelopment projects a boost

Summary by roughdraftatlanta.com
A Lake Hearn residential development at 1299 Altmore Avenue would would have 341 residential units. (Provided by Sandy Springs)Sandy Springs Economic Development Director Chris Burnett said city officials want to identify projects that could serve as a catalyst for redevelopment.Speaking to the council at its annual retreat held on Feb. 5 and 6, he said they would evaluate what opportunities exist, focusing on the city’s aging office market. Agi…
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roughdraftatlanta.com broke the news in on Tuesday, February 18, 2025.
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