Landmark Property
 Inman Quarter
When was it built?
2014
Where is it located?
In Inman Park at 299 North Highland Ave NE, Atlanta, GA 30307, a short 6-minute walk from the Beltline
Who built it?
It was the first development by JPX Works in a partnership with South City Partners. JPX Works was founded by Jarel Portman, son of Atlanta development and architect icon John Portman who built much of the downtown Atlanta skyline. Jarel’s architectural training brings a unique quality and perspective to his projects.
How Big is it?
The complex contains 200 apartment units; 40,000 SF of retail space; and a 570-unit parking deck
What’s Unique about this Place?
The property is a great place to walk to from the Beltline for an ice cream, a bite to eat, or to enjoy a nice stroll around the small park, neighborhood, and fountain hidden behind the building. It’s a good mix of urban vibrancy with a quiet oasis   
Why Should I Care?
The property contains a variety of restaurants and shops to enjoy a night out including BeetleCat, Bartaco, Char Korean BBQ, Bread & Butterfly, and Voga Italian Gelato. The place is always vibrant and lively 

Landmark Property
Historic Fourth Ward
When was it completed?
2012, the first major city park on the Beltline
Where is it located?
In the Old Fourth Ward at 680 Dallas St. NE, Atlanta, GA
Who built it?
The Atlanta Beltline, Inc., which is also responsible for the 22-mile Atlanta Beltline and other major parks
How Big is it?
17.5 Acres, stretching all the way from North Avenue to Ralph McGill Boulevard
What is significant about it?
The park was a significant piece of the transformation of the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood of Atlanta, along with Ponce City Market. Before the park, the property was a brownfield of abandoned warehouses and parking lots with regular flooding problems. The park was conceived as a solution to improve storm water management for the area, with the park’s central pond acting as a sustainable storm water detention pond. Proof that sustainability and good real estate development can work together for the greater good
Who owns it?
City of Atlanta
Why should I care?
With an amphitheater, a playground, a large pond,  fountains, and a large open field, The Historic Fourth Ward Park is an oasis of nature, culture, and community in the middle of the city and is easy to access from the Beltline or from Ponce City Market. Also, world class developments continue to pop up in the area, providing picturesque places to enjoy. 

Landmark Property
Krog Street Market
When was this built?
1889
Where is it located?
At 99 Krog Street NE in the Inman Park neighborhood of Atlanta, a short 1-minute walk to the Beltline
Who built it?
The property was built for Atlanta Stove Works, a company that revolutionized the cooking world with the Barret Range; the company would grow to over $35 million in annual revenue and 500 employees until they officially closed their doors after nearly 100 years in business in 1987
How Big is it?
200,000 square feet
What is significant about it?
The property has a unique history including being used for Atlanta Stove works and in 2008, being used by Tyler Perry for 16 movies, 14 stage plays, and 5 TV shows
Who owns it?
Paces Properties renovated the property and opened it in 2014; Asana Partners now owns it after purchasing it from Paces for $45.8 million in 2018
Why should I care?
Krog Street Market was named as one of “The World’s Best Food Halls” by Travel & Leisure and has received numerous James Beard nominations
The food hall has a variety of excellent and authentic food such as tex-mex from chef Ford Fry’s Superica, Sushi from Makimono, chocolate from Xocolatl, Middle Eastern from Yalla, and pizza from Varuni Napoli 

Landmark Property
 Ponce City Market
When was this built?
1929; renovated 2014
Who built it?
 Originally built by Sears as a distribution warehouse and showroom; redeveloped by Jamestown Properties as a mixed-use food hall, office, and residential complex
How much did it cost to renovate?
 $250 million
How Big is it?
2.1 million square feet (that’s 35 football fields). It is the largest brick building in the Southeast 
What tenants are located here?
Some of the tenants include H&F Burger, Jia, Hops Chicken, West Elm, Elk Clothing, Pancake Social, Sweetgreen, Acadia Health, Pinterest, Twitter, Industrious, Five Daughters Bakery, Spiller Park Coffee, Citizens Supply Company
Who owns it?
Jamestown Properties
Why should I care?
The massive Ponce City Market is a pioneer in experiential retail, modeled after Chelsea Market in New York City. It is also a pioneer in bringing redevelopment to the formerly depressed Old Fourth Ward area of Atlanta. It is easily accessible from the Beltline and from the Old Fourth Ward Park.