Real estate round-up: Tyler Perry, Greenbriar megaproject and a new hotel

• The property is adjacent to Perry's 330-acre studio complex. The project would include a "variety of building uses, including office space, retail space, theatre, and associated parking."

🏡 Greenbriar's mega project: A New York-based developer wants to build more than 1,000 apartments and 250,000 square-feet of retail on 26 acres near Greenbriar Mall, the AJC reports.

• Invest Atlanta, the city's economic development arm, approved a $5 million loan to help New York-based developer Mural Real Estate Partners purchase the land that straddles Atlanta and East Point.
• In December 2024, Develop Fulton, the county's development authority, gave preliminary approval to a $23 million tax break for "Project Nexus," a code-named and secretive real estate deal that lines up with Mural's plans.

🏨 Origin's story: A South Downtown hotel that long sat in construction limbo is now open for business.

• Origin Hotel Atlanta, a Wyndham hotel, sits blocks away from City Hall and the Georgia Capitol in South Downtown, a likely hub during the FIFA World Cup.

• Features include an onsite restaurant and bar, gym and a top-floor event space with skyline views.

🌳 Fairburn mixed-use plan: Portman Holdings is moving forward with Meadow Glen Village, a 323-unit apartment community with a town green and space for retail and restaurants.

• The South Fulton project is one of several along the Ga. 74 corridor, the AJC notes.
• The developer behind projects like Midtown's SORA and Junction Krog District in Old Fourth Ward is eyeing the suburbs thanks to lower construction costs.