The unique lifestyle that 1010 Midtown offers homeowners is coming together as four restaurants have signed leases to be tenants at 1010 Midtown. These restaurants are bringing tastes from all over the world to Peachtree Street - Ri Ra Irish Pub, RA Sushi, Piola and Noon | Midtown. Each restaurant offers a completely different type of cuisine and atmosphere, so homeowners at these new Atlanta condos have a myriad of dining options conveniently located within the same building as their luxury Midtown condos. It’s perks like these four restaurants and Bank of America, who has also signed to have a Midtown branch in 12th & Midtown, that set 1010 Midtown apart from other live/work/play communities. Where most mixed use developments offer a few restaurants and retailers, the 12th & Midtown project has a tremendous amount of square footage for retailers and office space. However, in addition to the retail outlets within 12th & Midtown, residents at 1010 Midtown are also conveniently located to so many Atlanta attractions, like the Fox Theatre, Piedmont Park, the Botanical Gardens, the High Museum of Art, Woodruff Arts Center and so many more. 1010 Midtown combines luxury and convenience so homeowners have the time and opportunity to truly enjoy living in Atlanta.

Here’s a quick summary of the four new restaurants at 1010 Midtown:

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John Adams gave some “Inside Advice” in the AJC earlier this year about why now is a great time to buy a home. His points are valid and could possibly shine some light on those of you waiting to purchase a home until the economy stabilizes. So, peruse the next few points and then begin your search for a new home in Atlanta at 1010 Midtown:

• Interest rates are close to being at a record-breaking low. 30-year fixed rate loans are hovering around 6%, helping to make monthly mortgage payments quite a bit lower than they usually are. This is a prime opportunity to affordably get locked-in to a long-term loan.
• Atlanta’s economy is strong and growing. We have successfully dodged the horrendous real estate slump that Florida and California are suffering from because of our strong job market. By creating new jobs on almost a daily basis, our

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