S.J. Collins News

Atlanta’s first 365 by Whole Foods to anchor mixed-use development in Decatur

Wednesday, October 5, 2016 - 11:15am

Metro Atlanta’s first Whole Foods 365 store is coming to Decatur as the anchor for a new mixed-use development that will have a heavy focus on connectivity and walkability thanks to community input.

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North Decatur Square Approved by DeKalb Commission
Wednesday, October 5, 2016 - 10:26am

Rezoning applications for the proposed North Decatur Square have been approved by the DeKalb Board of Commissioners.

According to the Decatur Heights Neighborhood Association (DHNA), the plans were unanimously approved last week by the commission.

The multi-use development to be anchored by 365 by Whole Foods Market.

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DeKalb approves S.J. Collins/Whole Food project just outside Decatur
Friday, September 30, 2016 - 10:34am

DeKalb’s commission approved zoning Tuesday for the mixed-use development just outside Decatur, now called North Decatur Square, anchored by a 365 By Whole Foods store.

Jeff Garrison, a partner with project developer S.J. Collins, told the AJC his company now has 18 collaborative developments with the Austin, Texas-based grocery chain, dating back to Charlottesville, Va., which opened in 2010. This one, at 35,000 square feet, is the largest 365 nationally either now opened or on the drawing board.

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DeKalb County Commission approves zoning for Whole Foods 365 development
Thursday, September 29, 2016 - 10:26am

North Decatur Square, a mixed-use development that includes a Whole Foods 365 store, is officially a go.

The DeKalb County Commission approved zoning for the project on Sept. 27,, developer S.J. Collins said. The development will be located at North Decatur Road and Church Street and will include 200 to 300 apartment units.

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Design concepts released for public space at Whole Foods development
Tuesday, September 27, 2016 - 4:59pm

The developer, S.J. Collins, unveiled sketch at a meeting on Sept. 19 and shared it with Decaturish. The space is being called a “Residential Park.” The current proposal includes an amphitheater and a bike rack.

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