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DevelopmentMedley opens in Johns Creek with its office space 100% leased, and Avalon's playbook is the modelIf you love Avalon, meet its Johns Creek cousin. Medley opened its first phase with a ribbon cutting Oct. 29, and Toro Development Company says its speculative office space, built without tenants signed first, is 100% leased. That's the first spec office project in metro Atlanta to open fully leased in more than a decade. The last building to do it was 8000 Avalon Blvd. at Alpharetta's Avalon.Today’s editionRead

Growth from local newsrooms

From Cherokee Tribune, gathered by TMI, 6AM City’s local news service, in the last two days.

  1. Cherokee Tribune21 hours ago

    Recovery group homes for veterans coming to Holly Springs

    A group home to provide temporary housing for veterans recovering from addiction is coming to Holly Springs.

  2. Cherokee Tribune21 hours ago

    Recovery group home for veterans coming to Holly Springs

    A group home to provide temporary housing for veterans recovering from addiction is coming to Holly Springs.

In brief

The short notes of Daily Alpharetta’s last two editions. Open one to read it, with its sources.

  • Sandy SpringsThe Sandy Springs City Council will consider a $515,000 construction contract at its Nov.

    The Sandy Springs City Council will consider a $515,000 construction contract at its Nov. 3 meeting for a temporary Fire Station No. 1 at 8615 Roswell Road, needed while the permanent station at 1425 Spalding Drive is demolished and rebuilt. Staffers will also propose moving $300,000 from the capital contingency fund to cover it.

    News Notes · Today’s editionSource: Appen Media

  • GrovewayGroveway in the heart of Roswell has been home to Black American residents since the city was founded, and its history is the subject of a new Appen Media piece.

    Groveway in the heart of Roswell has been home to Black American residents since the city was founded, and its history is the subject of a new Appen Media piece. Pleasant Hill Baptist Church and Zion Missionary Baptist Church, about a mile apart, roughly mark its borders.

    News Notes · Monday’s editionSource: Appen Media