DUNWOODY, GA—Grubb Properties has submitted a formal rezoning request to the Dunwoody City Council following what it described as “a thoughtful process of working with appropriate stakeholders.” The request covers a 19.4-acre site in Dunwoody, just north of I-285, and proposes a walkable, mixed-use development, Park at Perimeter Center East, that will include a mix of 900 condominiums, 500,000 square feet of new office space, approximately 12,000 square feet of retail and nearly three acres of green space.
The site currently includes three existing office buildings, one of which was previously Dunwoody's City Hall, and surface parking lots. Grubb Properties' plan will completely transform the property, with a focus on bikeability and walkability that encourages multimodal activities, promotes nearby transit options and encourages non-vehicular connections to area retail. Grubb Properties is also committed to bringing public art to the development, including a focus on the proposed green space.
“As Grubb Properties develops projects across the Southeast, we are always looking for opportunities to create smart growth and explore ways to promote more sustainable and efficient uses in urbanizing areas,” says Paul O'Shaughnessy, senior development associate at Grubb Properties. “Park at Perimeter Center East has evolved since our original plan, and we are pleased to continue working with Dunwoody to ensure that we are providing a development that the community can be proud of.”
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