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The developer behind Atlantic Station’s commercial turnaround, Avalon in Alpharetta, and the forthcoming reinvention of Colony Square wants to create nothing short of Gwinnett County’s high-tech nerve center around an existing entertainment destination.
North American Properties is moving forward with Revel, a $900 million mixed-use venture in Duluth with an entertainment focus that’ll be anchored by Infinite Energy Center.
The active intown developer filed plans with the state recently to have Revel reviewed as a development of regional impact. NAP has also signed CBRE to lease the project’s 750,000 square feet of high-tech office space, officials announced this week.
Covering 118 acres, Revel’s scope is substantial.
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Beyond the office piece, expect 50 standalone homes, 840 multifamily residences, 400,000 square feet of street retail (to include a bowling alley), a 300-room four-star hotel, and the latest OTP food hall.
NAP expects the mixed-use community to open in 2020 with Gigabit connectivity and “resort-level concierge services and experiential retail environments” similar to Avalon.
“Just like Alpharetta has Avalon and Midtown has Colony Square,” Mark Toro, NAP managing partner said in a release, “we look forward to delivering a project that will become the heartbeat of Gwinnett.”
Elsewhere intown, NAP expects to open its Beltline-straddling, multifaceted Edge project in December.
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