DUNWOODY, Ga. — The Dunwoody Planning Commission voted Feb. 13 to recommend rezoning a 2.6-acre undeveloped parcel along Perimeter Center Parkway that would allow its developer to add 300 multi-family residential units and a hotel to the site.
The property, at 245 Perimeter Center Parkway, is the last undeveloped piece of Park Center, owned by Dallas, Texas-based developer KDC.
The award-winning and master-planned Park Center was the largest development of its kind in Metro Atlanta when it broke ground in 2014.
In 2022, KDC re-acquired the two office towers, parking structure and adjacent 2.56-acre property in a sale-leaseback deal with State Farm.
Dunwoody Senior Planner Madalyn Smith said the parcel lies near the Dunwoody MARTA station.
“Essentially, they were approved in 2015, and now they’re coming back wanting to make amendments to mix of uses that’s allowed on the property,” she said.
The City Council approved a rezoning of the roughly 13-acre property in 2015, which established a Planned Development zoning classification with extensive conditions.
The 2015 Overall Development Plan, incorporated into the rezoning, has guided the buildout. Since then, the campus has garnered state and national recognition as a glimmering tribute to commercial urban development from the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties, along with a host of other awards.
Because construction of Park Center One was completed in 2016, it was excluded from the Overall Development Plan.
The original plan
The 2015 rezoning entitled KDC to 1.8 million square feet of office space, 90,000 square feet of retail and restaurant space, 7,000 structured parking spaces for the three-building development.
Other conditions included a maximum height of 35 stories above the plaza level.
Since 2015, the owner has constructed all three…
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