More photos FYI

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8/28/15
The outside construction is nearing completion but a lot of work remains on the interior sections of the development.

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Outside is nearing completion:

5/20/15

On Thurs 6/11/15 the Developer hosted a meet and greet with walk through for those interested in the property. Some City Council members attended, some long term residents of Kennesaw, interested renters and of course 'me'.

Below are some photos of the site and they are presented as something for future residents to look back on to see what it looked like during construction. This blog site is not a sales tool for the developer, however they, and anyone else are welcome to use any photos here, no copyright attaches, use them if you want.

Also thanks to Mike R who took some of the photos for me.

5/20/15

Revival on Main, consists of 252 residential units and retail commercial area of approximately 9,000 square feet.

The project also included approximately 638 parking spaces.

LIVE CAMERA SHOWS DOWNTOWN CONSTRUCTION

If you want to see a real time live shot of the construction site you can go to: kennesawmainstreet.info for 24/7 viewing and choose either the full screen version or the smaller 800 PX size.

You may have to try multiple times to get access it seems to be a hard site to access. Use 'public' for both username and password.

ALSO: Take a look at the complex via the WSB TV report, it shows some nice interior shots, including the court yard. Rents for apartments will be between $1,000 and $2,000. Go to: http://www.wsbtv.com/videos/news/new-apartments-shops-and-restaurants-coming-to/vDSFR8/

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PROJECT DESCRIPTION - Revival on Main is a mixed use apartment building consisting of 4 stories of type 5A wood construction over a concrete podium. This project provides 250 apartments and 11,000 square feet of retail space, located directly off Main Street in downtown Kennesaw. Parking for the residence and retail is provided by a 606 space, 6-Story, precast garage with additional surface parking located at the rear. The project includes approximately 8,000 square feet of amenity space, featuring an outdoor lounge with a cascading fountain, public plazas with outdoor dining, and direct access to McDonald Park. The streetscape and perimeter area are attractively and practically designed to encourage pedestrian activity within the historic downtown community.

SEE WEBSITE http://www.revivalkennesaw.com/

COMING SUMMER 2015

1, 2, and 3 Bedroom Luxury Residences

COMING SUMMER 2015

Property Amenities

Club Room with Catering Kitchen, Pool Table, Shuffleboard Table and Conference Room

Fully Equipped Fitness Center with Free-Weights and Kettlebells

Spin / Yoga Room

Salt Water Swimming Pool with Outdoor Fireplace

Convenient Poolside and Courtyard Grilling Stations

Bocce Ball Courts

Fire Pit

Building Controlled Access

Covered and Gated Parking

All Amenities Equipped with WiFi Internet Connectivity

Walkable Access to Restaurants and Retail

Unit Features

1, 2, and 3 bedroom units

2 Distinct Unit Finish Packages

Granite Counter tops

Stainless Steel Appliances

Tile Kitchen Back splashes

Under-mount Stainless Kitchen Sink

Hardwood Style Plank Flooring

Ceramic Tile Bathroom Floors and Tub/Shower Walls

Garden Tubs

Freestanding Showers in Select Units

Premium Plumbing Fixtures Throughout

Washer and Dryer included

Full Size Private Balconies

9’ Ceilings

Walk-in Closets

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Construction at Main Street and Watts Drive is expected to last a year and a half, finishing in the summer of 2015. It includes a mix of retail and rental apartments.

OUR TOWN: KENNESAW

Kennesaw project will anchor city

$38M development will add outdoor plazas, dining options.

3/22/2014 By H.M. Cauley For the AJC

A vibrant central district with retail shops, restaurants, greenspace and wide sidewalks: This contemporary image of a pedestrian-friendly hub that has enjoyed favor in many areas of Atlanta is moving into the suburbs.

The historic Cobb County community of Kennesaw has a small downtown that’s home to a handful of restaurants, a smattering of antique stores and the Southern Museum of Civil War and Locomotive History. But by the summer of 2015, it will also boast a $38 million mixed-use development of apartments, shops and eateries along a stretch of Main Street that’s currently an empty lot.

“It’s a very attractive design with wide sidewalks, small outdoor plazas and seating, and architecture in keeping with the historic nature of downtown,” said Robert Fox, the city’s economic development director. “We feel it will be a real catalyst project that will encourage other developments and investments downtown.”

The revitalization plan that will anchor the corner of Main Street and Watts Drive has been in the pipeline for some time. City leaders have been trying to get it off the ground since 2008, but the economic downturn hampered efforts to acquire the 5.2-acre swath of land where it will sit.

“It had always been designated through our master planning,” said Fox. “There were a few delays when some owners in the area weren’t interested in selling their properties, but circumstances finally came together, and we were able to put together this assemblage [of land] right on Main Street.”

Along with the primary property, the project incorporates another seven acres of land with a creek and flood plain that aren’t suitable for building. But they will make an ideal greenspace. City officials convinced the county to take it over, and plans are in the works to add walking trails and benches through what is an historic piece of ground.

“The site has some significance as a Civil War encampment called Camp McDonald, but for years, it’s been just a large, wooded tract,” said Fox. “Now the county is developing a master plan for it to be a passive park.”

Along with the 12,000 square feet of shops and dining destinations, the project will feature 252 residential apartments and a multistory, free parking deck to accommodate residents and visitors alike.

“We’ve had a real need for public parking downtown for some time,” said Fox “We had a parking study done to see where the best place to locate parking was, and this spot is ideal, catty-corner from city hall. It will be great when we have events with a lot of demand for parking.”

In the last several months, Main Street has seen some renovations to existing buildings. The Trackside Grill has expanded and newcomer, Burger Fi, moved into a rehabbed space next door. The new complex is expected not only to add at least two or three more dining options, but to spur new development of other projects as well.

This rendering of a new mixed-use development planned for Kennesaw’s Main Street shows the project’s blend of apartments, commercial space and sidewalks. A free parking deck is also part of the plan.

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Above: A quiet Sunday in Downtown Kennesaw
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3/25/15

LIVE CAMERA SHOWS DOWNTOWN CONSTRUCTION

If you want to see a real time live shot of the construction site you can go to: kennesawmainstreet.info for 24/7 viewing and choose either the full screen version or the smaller 800 PX size.

You may have to try multiple times to get access it seems to be a hard site to access. Use 'public' for both username and password.

3/23/15

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2/23/15

If you want to see a real time live shot of the construction site you can go to: kennesawmainstreet.info for 24/7 viewing and choose either the full screen version or the smaller 800 PX size. You may have to try multiple times to get access it seems to be a hard site to access.

NOTE: clicking on the above direct link will work sometimes, if you get nothing then try copying the link and posting it into your browser. If it still doesn't work then it may be down again and you should notify the City so the IT Dept can fix it.

The screen refreshes every few seconds. Use 'public' for both user name and password. The system used is the AXIS P1357 Network Camera.

You will probably want to add this to your 'favorites' sites list."

Note: Vehicles on top floor of parking deck.

2/23/15

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2/12/15

2/3/15

Construction keep moving along downtown.

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1/17/2015

Hope the complex has a sprinkler system, the only thing not wood is the parking garage.

1/14/15

12/25/14 Closed for Christmas

12/22/14

12/14/14
What is going in Downtown?

Travel on Main Street will soon be a problem as work must be done on the sewer system and some excevations will be going down 20 feet and many days will end up having alternating lane one way traffic flow. When the digging starts you will want to avoid Main Street all together.

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BEFORE

AFTER

====================================================================== Some changes for downtown Kennesaw
Taking down old buildings on Main Street in Kennesaw

Formerly:

Now:

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March 13, 2014 - Cleanup continues

Below: Photo of demolished house at 2803 S. Main Street just north of the Community Center at 2775 S. Main Street.
(Property of the Kennesaw Development Authority)

Before and after photos

March 13th - Cleanup Continues

Site was formerly the Knitting Emporium
(770) 421-1919 | View Website http://knittingemporium.com/
2803 S. Main St NW, Kennesaw, GA

"Visit our shop in historic downtown Kennesaw just next to Kennesaw Hardware and across from Trackside Grill."

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On March 13 clearing of trees started: