Oakdale Town Center

The Oakdale Town Center was recently approved by the Cobb County’s Board of Commissioners. Oakdale Town Center is being developed by Aspen Hills Redevelopment, Eastland Capital and Branch Properties. Branch Properties is also working on West Village off of Atlanta Road about 1 mile north of Oakdale Town Center.

As noted on the map above, the 24 acre property is bordered by South Cobb Drive, Interstate 285 and Church Street to the north. The project is planned to include retail, restaurant and office space. The original plans also included condos, but this was removed before final approval. The project will encompass most of the property noted above with exception of some parcels located on South Cobb Drive, but will include the razing of an existing gas station and apartment complex.

The retail portion will be a three-level shopping center made of brick, stone and stucco, according to a rezoning application. The first level is to have a single anchor tenant taking up about 180,000 square feet, with smaller retailers moving into an additional 24,000 square feet of space. The second level is parking, and the third is space for retail, restaurants and offices.

Potentials for a primary anchor store include a Super Target, Kroger’s, Lowes and Kohl’s. The announcement of this project further reinforces the excitement of the Smyrna Vinings area and the continued redevelopment. While local residents will undoubtedly be excited about this new project, no one can be more excited than the builders of Oakdale Preserve and White Oak, both new residential developments across Church Street from the planned Oakdale Town Center.

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I have heard that the following restaurants are going into West Village by June 1.  There is also rumored to be a Mexican restaurant as well as a grocery store like a Trader Joe’s or Whole Foods.

In by June 1 (if all goes well) are:

Blue Moon Pizza

Japanese restaurant (not sure of the name)

I had heard that Moe’s on the East/West Connector, just south of Austell Road had closed (it was located right next to Starbucks).  I have not been out that way recently to verify it. 

The AJC ran this story that Moe’s just sold the chain to another company.

I was unaware of this until I came across this article on the AJC. Evidently there is a maglev train test track that runs along US 278 between Austell & Powder Springs.

The elevated tracks and train are part of a multi-million-dollar venture in
the fledgling technology of magnetic levitation. Advocates say maglev trains
could one day whisk travelers from place to place at up to 300 miles an
hour.

See the full article.