An Atlanta-based company is interested in developing the Peachtree Corners property on Peachtree Corners Circle and Peachtree Parkway into a specialty retail center.
If you've driven by the intersection of Peachtree Parkway and Peachtree Corners Circle, the blue and white sign announcing a new development on that corner has probably caught your eye. The sign announces that a new "speciality retail development" called "Peachtree Corners Place" is planned for the corner across the street from Dreamland restaurant. An Atlanta-based company, Fuqua Development, has its eye on the property. Patch spoke briefly with Jeff Fuqua, spokesman for the company who said the company was in the early planning stages. "It's premature to talk about the development," said Fuqua. "We are about a month a way from announcing solid plans." The company's website shows preliminary plans for a specialty retail development to be…
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The Peachtree Corners Business Association meeting had professional models, council members, the city's mayor and even the association's president strolling down the fashion runway at Belk.
Who said business gatherings have to be all about - well business? The Peachtree Corners Business Association on Thursday night was - believe it or not - about fashion. Belk's at The Forum hosted the evening event that was pure fun. There was food and spirits provided by neighboring Grace 1720, live music, door prizes and a fashion runway full of celebrities. Modeling the latest in fall fashion were: Oh, and for good measure Belk's through in a few "real" models to balance out the show. Belk's store manager Ivan Yuspeh, announced each of the models and what they were wearing. The show's production details were handled by Howard Worley. More than 70 people enjoyed eating and shopping before the show. Belks offered PCBA members 20 percent …
Lynden Carter
10:28 am on Saturday, November 24, 2012
It's an unspiring shopping center that looks bland and uninteresting. John's Creek seems to attract far better architecture and I have to wonder why this developer thinks so little of this area that they are willing to add yet another boring looking mini mall. more ›