123 Luckie Street Lofts
49 condominium lofts in two buildings facing a courtyard at Luckie Street and Ted Turner Drive, built new in 2000 in Fairlie-Poplar.
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49 condominium lofts in two buildings facing a courtyard at Luckie Street and Ted Turner Drive, built new in 2000 in Fairlie-Poplar.
The former Georgia-Pacific tower block reimagined into a dynamic mix of residential, modern office, retail, and restaurant space.
Conversion of the former HUD Atlanta headquarters into an active-living 55+ community with 152 affordable homes.
Senior housing conversion steps from Five Points.
15-unit rental loft building at 87 Fairlie St NW, converted in 1996, about 109 feet from Theatrical Outfit in Fairlie-Poplar.
Condominium building at Fairlie and Poplar streets, begun in 1920 as Retail Credit Company's office and converted to condos in 2000.
Indian restaurant at 100 Luckie Street NW with clay-oven cooking, a Bengali accent on the menu, and tandoori wings, samosas and filled naan.
Family-run Mediterranean cafe, bar and 18+ hookah lounge at 52 Peachtree Street NW, with tall ceilings, mezzanine seating and halal meats.
Independent neighborhood grocery store powered by Savi Provisions, offering fresh local produce, daily prepared foods, catering services, and Instacart delivery with hours from 7am to 10pm.
Gluten-free Asian bowl chain's Georgia State location on Broad Street, with rice, noodle and salad bowls like the Seoul, Bangkok and Hokkaido.
Korean eatery on Peachtree Street in Fairlie-Poplar serving build-your-own bibimbap with BT sauce, plus Korean tacos and kimchi rice; closed weekends.
Casual cafe at 66 Broad Street NW in Fairlie-Poplar near Georgia State, making pasta, pizza, soups and sandwiches in-house.
Compact burger shop on Peachtree Street in Fairlie-Poplar with fresh-ground beef, Korean chicken sandwiches and wings, next door to Blossom Tree.
Nonprofit restaurant at 200 Peachtree Street where interns from the juvenile justice system train while serving regional Southern food Wednesday to Friday.
Atlanta's turn-of-the-century business district, much of it a National Register Historic District, home to the Rialto Center and Theatrical Outfit.