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Former Clay Homes Project Renamed Meeting Park

September 25th, 2006 . by Knox Bardeen

Back in December of last year I spoke about the new mixed use development near Marietta Square that had just passed through the Marietta City Council. Well now it looks like the old Clay Homes site will soon begin redevelopment.

The new Marietta mixed use development will be called Meeting Park. It’s now going to ba a $112 million project and could break ground as soon as next month. Included within Meeting Park will be 166 condos, 32 townhomes, and 9 single family homes. In addition to the residential portion Meeting Park will boast 78,000 square feet of retail and office space, lots of greenspace and a central park.

Prices in Meeting Park are estimated to start in the $200,000’s and go as high as the $600,000’s.

Please feel free to ask any questions about Meeting Park or any other area of Marietta real estate by using the comment fields on this blog or by calling me at any time. You can find many ways to reach me by using the contact form.

Posted in Mixed Use Development, Cobb County Real Estate, Marietta Real Estate, New Construction & Development |

2 Responses to “Former Clay Homes Project Renamed Meeting Park”

  1. comment number 1 by: Cobb Real Estate Blog » Blog Archive » Meeting Park Groundbreaking
    November 10th, 2006 at 11:51 am

    […] Meeting Park, Marietta’s newest mixed use development, will break ground Tuesday, November 14th. There will be a ceremony to kick off the new development, which sits on the former Clay Homes Housing Project land. If you would like to attend, be at the corner of Wayland Street and Green Street at 10:00 AM. […]

  2. comment number 2 by: Brandi Grogan
    December 2nd, 2007 at 4:41 pm

    I am just interested in knowing the origin of Baptist Town’s history. I can’t seem to pull up any information on it, so I’d be most grateful if I could get any assistantance with this.

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