Permit Filed for New Coffee Shop, Peoplestown Coffee

According to a recent building permit application, the forthcoming coffee shop will be located at 55 Milton Ave.
Permit Filed for New Coffee Shop, Peoplestown Coffee
Photo: Official rendering

Pending approval, a new affordable housing project that is being planned for Peoplestown will have its own coffee shop.

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In 2019, Prestwick Development Company pitched a 136-unit, four-story apartment project at 55 Milton Avenue in Atlanta’s Peoplestown neighborhood. According to Atlanta Beltline, the company closed on “The Milton” project in July 2020 and construction has been underway ever since.

Based on an application filed with the city this month, a new coffee shop is being planned for the project. Called Peoplestown Coffee, it will occupy a 1,758-square-foot space and has an estimated construction cost of $340,000 attached to it.

Atlanta-based companies Place Maker Design and Proficient Engineering are carrying out renovation work on the space.

What Now Atlanta has reached out for more details.

Danita White

Danita White

Danita White is a staff reporter for What Now Media Group. Born in Georgia and raised in Texas, she reports on new and forthcoming businesses in the Atlanta and Dallas/Fort Worth markets.
Danita White

Danita White

Danita White is a staff reporter for What Now Media Group. Born in Georgia and raised in Texas, she reports on new and forthcoming businesses in the Atlanta and Dallas/Fort Worth markets.

2 Responses

  1. Finally some coffee I can walk to in less than 15 mins. With all the construction in Peoplestowns/Summerhill/Grant park neighborhoods its been really frustrating to see a lack of commercial/retail spaces included in most of the new multi family buildings. Hopefully this pushes more development in the right direction increasing walkability.

    1. Developers need to see a business like a community coffee shop as an asset not a source of revenue. The price a lot of developers are wanting for Retail space is astronomical and scares away a small, community ingrained business.

      Take their square footage out of your marketing and community development budgets..

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