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“Every city in the world has a vibrant downtown—it’s Atlanta’s turn.”
Atlanta, GA
Joined January 2024
Fast growing companies are getting tours with their entire company through the neighborhood! Here is a glimpse of AdPipe’s tour from last week.
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Touring our friends and neighbors from @CentennialYards and sharing the mutual vision of turning our downtown into a place where locals desire to live and tourists crave to visit.
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Reminder: amazing and brilliant entrepreneurs are offering guidance and mentorship out of the @ATLTechVillage - Sylvan now.
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RT @JonnyBird: Show vs. Tell - Volume 2, Month 1 is out! Details below on the ATV-Sylvan Opening, a minority-owned sub-contractor gathering…
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RT @atlchamber: A reimagined Downtown Atlanta - coming to life! ✨ Leaders from across the entire metro Atlanta region participated in a wa…
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Found treasure, literally. A nickel from 1900 on Hotel Row!
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RT @jeff_hullinger1: Atlanta has always been a destination of big business dreams and large projects. Now in 2025, a local group has purcha…
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The sky light at 82 Peachtree now reaches multiple floors!
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In the 1880’s, John M. Bookout operated a watch & clock repair shop on Atlanta’s famous Peachtree Street. In 1915, his son, John J. Bookout, relocated the business to 53 West Mitchell Street where they sold “bracelets, watches, rings & clocks.” During that time, green & white tiling marked the shop's entrance. If you walk down Mitchell Street today, you can still see “J.J. Bookout Jeweler” written in tile at the entrance of 221 Mitchell Street. Bookout Jeweler’s time on Mitchell Street was short-lived. Just two years after opening, the business relocated again—this time to the popular Peachtree Arcade a few blocks away. When John J. Bookout died in 1931, the Atlanta Constitution eulogized the 67-year old as "one of Atlanta’s leading businessmen.” Special thanks to an IG follower for sharing these photos with us.
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82 Peachtree’s atrium. Interior demo and restoration coming along well.
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The buildout of Crates continues! Founder, Darryl Harris, is bringing vintage vinyl, turntables, home goods, art, and plenty more to explore in South Downtown.
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It’s Martin Luther King, Jr Day, and we pause to celebrate a man who walked the streets of Downtown Atlanta, advocated for the poor, challenged the status quo, and changed the world in the process. Happy Martin Luther King, Jr. Day, Atlanta.
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RT @ATLDOT: The weather warmed a bit this week, and ATLDOT's Ted Turner Bridge (formerly Spring Street) project is in full swing! Crews are…
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During asbestos remediation in 82 Peachtree, we reached the original flooring from the department store days. Reminder: 82 Peachtree was built in 1907. Rich’s was there until 1924 and that is when W.T. Grant moved in.
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RT @davidcummings: This past week, we opened our new Atlanta Tech Village location downtown in the historic Sylvan Hotel on Hotel Row. It w…
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