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352 University Ave SW, Suite W112

Atlanta, GA 30310

404.432.1029

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*Sale: 874 Beecher St SW* 

Historic West End Renovated Craftsman Bungalow 3bed/ 2bath gem on Beecher St- 1/2 block from Marta & 1 block from the Beltline! The home features original hardwood floors, 3decorative fireplaces, open kitchen/ livingroom / dining room plan (great for entertaining), master suite with 2 closets, designer curtains throughout, wide halls, wooden deck, 1 car garage!  […]

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**Historic West End 874 Beecher Street**

Renovated craftsman Bungalow in Historic West End with room for finishing touch! 3Bed/ 2Bath 12′ Ceilings  (additional 800sq ft of unbuilt out Attic space with 8-10ft ceilings!) Hardwood floors Stainless Steel Appliances Spacious back deck Shed or 1 car Garage List price:$205,000  

  • by Nia Knowles
  • September 15, 2015
  • Area West
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Fresh MARTA Market West End Station

The Fresh MARTA Market at the West End MARTA Station is a weekly pop-up farm stand market. The market is a collaboration between MARTA, the Atlanta Community Food Bank, SWAG (the South West Atlanta Growers Co-operative), and Community Farmers Markets. Open Fridays 2-6 July 10th – October 30th 2015. To keep informed about what’s at […]

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West End Tour Of Homes

Eleven beautiful West End homes will be open for tour from 6 pm until 10 pm the evening of Saturday, September 26 this year. Tickets can be purchased on line at www.AtlantaWestEnd.com or at the Wren’s Nest (1050 Ralph David Abernathy Blvd.) the day of the event for $25. The cost includes an all access […]

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Biker Commuter Breakfast: Q-Time (Historic West End)

Join your cycling friends for our monthly breakfast meetup. September 3rd, we will meet at Q-Time Restaurant in the Historic West End! Q-Time is a diner with a full range breakfast menu. Check out their website to see their fare: Q-Time The Atlanta Bicycle Coalition puts together a monthly commuter breakfast on the first Thursday every […]

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GREEN Topic: Brownfields

Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Brownfields, with certain legal exclusions and additions, are real properties of which the expansion, redevelopment, or reuse of may be complicated by the presence or potential presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant. Brownfield sites typically exist in industrial areas, or in abandoned mines that have contaminated large acres of […]

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GREEN Topic: Alternative Pesticides – Integrated Pest Management

Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Integrated Pest Management (IPM) is an effective and environmentally sensitive alternative to pesticide use. Pesticides, as defined by the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), are “any substance or mixture of substances intended for preventing, destroying, repelling, or lessening the damage of any pest.” Because of the many efforts to phase out […]

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GREEN Topic: Straw Bale Home Basics

Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Appropriate for a wide variety of climates, straw bale homes can be comfortable and can manage moisture effectively if designed and constructed properly.  These structures can provide good thermal (approx. R-30 to R-35) and sound insulation and provide some fire-resistance in ASTM testing. They use low embodied energy, low-toxicity building materials […]

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GREEN Topic: Recycled Content Carpet

Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Between four and five billion pounds of carpet are replaced every year in the United States alone, but less than 1% of this is recycled.  In other words, 99% of old carpet is sent to landfills instead of being recycled and made into new carpet. About 60% of carpet manufactured in […]

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GREEN Topic: Log Homes

Technology Snapshot & Benefits: Log homes are commonly associated with “The American Dream” because of their reputation of high quality and value and their classic outdoors look and feel.  Log homes have been built in the U.S. for centuries, but saw a rapid boost in popularity starting in the 1960’s during the �back to the […]

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