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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) What tenants are located here? H&F Burger, Jia, Hops Chicken, Farm to Ladle, Elk Clothing, Acadia Health, HowStuffWorks, General Assembly, Industrious 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.
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