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Atlantic Station apartment s for rent are amid a bustling area of Atlanta. The urban landscape surrounding your new abode is comprised of myriad businesses, highways, colleges and parks. You and your family will surely never lack for things to do during the weekends or evenings when you look to either relax and kick back or seek action and adventure. To get a feel for the local flavor of your new community, you can stop into the nearby watering hole , the Central City Tavern . There, you' ll undoubtedly encounter a warm environment and an eclectic clientele that ranges from college students grabbing a libation after class to locals who are looking unwind after along day at the office. If you want to grab a bite to eat after you've finished your drink, head to one of the close-by restaurants that are within walking distance of your Atlantic Station apartment . Grab a slice at Mama Niki's PIzza or feast on some south-of-the-border cuisine at Salsa Havana.  If you want to s...

TH Real Estate, a subsidiary of TIAA, purchased The Atlantic at East Delray, a 228- unit community in Delray Beach, Fla. PS Vinings Owner LLC , a partnership between Pollack Shores and an affiliate of Heitman LLC, sold the property. According to the Daily Business Review , the asset traded for $54.3 million. Executive Managing Directors Avery Klann and Hampton Beebe, Director Jonathan Senn , Transaction Manager Matthew Scarola and Vice Chairmen Dick Donnellan and Marc deBaptiste, all from ARA Newmark, represented the sellers in the transaction. Located at 650 Lavers Circle, the Southeast Florida community is just east of Interstate 95 and close to retail options, the beach and the primary entertainment strip in Delray Beach, Atlantic Avenue. The property’s location provides access to major employment centers in both West Palm Beach and Boca Raton. Featuring luxury one-, two- and three- bedroom apartments , the 1996- built property includes various amenities, such as: A sand vo...

Some say the East Village is dead, Manhattan has been murdered, and New York City has lost its soul. Some say that if you stand in the right place and squint hard enough, it can almost seem like the old city is still alive. Jeremiah Moss likes to think of the city as a crime scene, which he is investigating for clues, searching for the cause of death. In his new book, Vanishing New York: How a Great City Lost Its Soul , Moss sets out to chronicle what, exactly, has gone wrong with New York, where greed, hypergentrification, and government policies have conspired to kill off the unique character of dozens of neighborhoods. “I want it to be a body of evidence—this happened, this happened, this happened. When you lay it all out like that, it’s undeniable,” says Moss during a recent walk around the East Village. “It is not a natural change. It’s very deliberate, it’s very planned. It’s from policies, and the policies have values behind them, and the values are very clear. They favor the ...