Real Estate
Historic Midtown Chapel A Part Of Mixed Used Development Project
Construction for a mixed-used development project in Midtown that surrounds a historic landmark wouldn't start until 2021.
MIDTOWN, GA — A historic Midtown building that once housed a prominent funeral home is now part of a mixed-use development proposal. Portman Holdings presented detailed plans earlier this week for a 36-story residential tower as part of the redevelopment of Midtown Atlanta’s historic H.M. Patterson & Son Spring Hill Chapel property, reported several outlets.
The Midtown Development Review Committee (DRC) will have to approve the developer’s plan for a groundbreaking to happen next year.
The plan calls for ground floor retail on a nearly four-acre hilltop site and includes about 375 units. There would also be a 34-story office building and 24-story hotel. More details are expected to be unveiled in the future.
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Portman Holdings is proposing at the intersection of 10th and Peachtree Street surrounding Spring Hill Chapel, reports the Atlanta Journal-Constitution. The chapel has been in Midtown since 1928, and was designed by famed architect Philip Trammell Shutze.
Earliest the development would be completed would be 2025. Construction will start in the first half of 2021, according to plans.
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