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Emory Point Phase 2 Groundbreaking in Sept.
The Emory Inn will be demolished to make room for the second phase of the mixed-used development.
Cousins Properties considers Emory Point, a mixed-use development on Clifton Road, so successful that ground will be broken in September on a second phase.
Intown Atlanta reported recently that,
Gigi Giannoni with Gables Residential, which developed the apartments along with Cousins Properties, said phase two will feature 300-plus luxury apartments and an additional 40,000-square-feet of retail space.
Darryl Bonner with Cousins said there is currently 80,000-square-feet of retail and restaurants onsite, including clothing stores like Jos. A Bank, Fab’rik and American Threads, and eateries like Strippaggio, Tin Lizzy’s, BurgerFi, La Tagliatella and Marlow’s Tavern. There’s also a 24-hour CVS pharmacy in the development.
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Phase 2, however, will require the demolition of the nearby 107-room Emory Inn, reports Tomorrow's News Today-Atlanta.
The website says, "The Emory Inn is owned by Emory University but is managed by Crestline Hotels & Resorts along with its neighboring, newer property, the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Emory Conference Center Hotel."
The website says, "The Emory Inn is owned by Emory University but is managed by Crestline Hotels & Resorts along with its neighboring, newer property, the Frank Lloyd Wright inspired Emory Conference Center Hotel."
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