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Providence Village at North Macon - Phase I consists of Multi-Story, 700,000SF, mix of retail, office, restaurants and residential - Loft apartments above specialty retail shops, sidewalk cafes, and fine restaurants - Four 3-story Mixed-Use Buildings with approximately 71,000 SF of restaurant and retail on ground floor with loft apartments above overlooking Main Street's fountain square - 3 story professional office building with 45,000 SF and reserved, below grade parking - 4 story Hilton Homewood Suites Hotel - Traditional architecture is reminiscent of the charm of 19th century small town Georgia - Convenient retail parking of 6.3 spaces per 1,000 SF and 1.5 reserved spaces per Loft - Amenities include Main Street, Fountain Square, Pocket Parks, Cicada Nature Preserve, Lakeview Amphitheatre
The New NorthMacon NewOpen-Air Mall Shoppes at River Crossing retailers say stores are faring well
Bibb County's newest major shopping center is faring pretty well despite a shaky national economy, retailers say.
Six months ago, The Shoppes at River Crossing held its grand opening with a four-day celebration. More than 40 stores are open now, with several other retailers getting their business in order to open in time for the Christmas season. Some new restaurants are planning openings in the coming months.
River Crossing retailers say stores are faring well - Local & State - Macon (http://www.macon.com/198/story/476307.html - broken link)
Macon's Ingleside area may get New retail, office development
Plans are to demolish the existing buildings - one of which has been used for commercial purposes - and build a new 19,200-square-foot building with retail on the first floor and offices on the second floor. The site would be accessed from Ingleside and Rogers avenues.
Ingleside area may get retail, office development - Business - Macon (http://www.macon.com/102/story/476255.html - broken link)
Macon 2nd Belk store at River Crossing prepares for grand opening
Belk store at River Crossing prepares for grand opening - Local & State - Macon (http://www.macon.com/198/story/479312.html - broken link)
Macon City Council OKs step toward I-75/16 DT interchange plan
Macon City Council OKs step toward interchange plan - Local & State - Macon (http://www.macon.com/198/story/478936.html - broken link)
what the completed project will look like at night.
The interstate will be widened there and at other spots, widening to 14 lanes at the Ocmulgee River, close to where I-16 and I-75 merge.
It's not clear when construction will begin, and the project's cost of more than $300 million may cause it to be broken up into phases
That's actually a picture of the current interstate system at night. I hope they hurry up with this interstate expansion, I'm tired of the poorly designed exchange currently in place. Sounds like some progress is being made, however.
The new spaghetti junction design will end up killing downtown. To get to the exits into downtown Macon you will have to exit about 2 mile before the river or end up in Dublin. Not to mention the 8 to 12 years the construction will be occuring in the area because GDOT has no money.
Well really thats how it is now there is only 2 exits passing through DT and if you missed them you can only get off about 4 miles down on the Ocmulgee east exit... I think this interchange project is great for Macon and will contribute to various enhancements to DT .....It time for modernization in Macon and need this project coup with growth and more potential growth.
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