PiHi in the News

Man dead after being shot in the head in front of Gables apartments.

The Atlanta Botanical Garden has purchased the former Cantoni property on the Atlanta BeltLine in Virginia-Highland for $13.5 million. The ~2-acre property is located just down from Piedmont Heights on Monroe Drive at Cooledge Avenue and Kanuga Street, across the street from Park Tavern, close to Atlanta Botanical Gardens and Piedmont Park. 

Read the full story on Saporta Report:

https://saportareport.com/atlanta-botanical-garden-buys-beltline-property-in-virginia-highland/sections/reports/johnruch/

Bridge announced for linking Ansley Mall to forthcoming BeltLine, part of Selig's plans for creating new BeltLine “front door” behind 1960s mall.

https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/ansley-mall-beltline-bridge-announced

Go say "Hello! Welcome!" to Peachtree Aikikai! They just moved in next to Ultimate Bodies by Carlos and Doug's frame shop. 

Before they officially open, you're invited to stop by for a sneak peak! There are benches for your viewing pleasure! The kids class is 6pm on Tuesdays and Thursdays; adults at 7pm Monday through Thursday.

Once they officially open, give them a try for free - 10am most Sundays (rsvp required).

We congratulate our favorite Japanese restaurant, Nakato! Fifty years in business – especially in the restaurant industry – is impressive, as is the Nakato family behind this powerhouse. 

PiHi resident Spalding Nix was recently interviewed by Lois Reitzes on WABE's City Lights about his art gallery's current show, The Nature of Reality, on view through mid-November!

Unfortunately, ROXX Tavern will not be reopening, but PiHi gains a new eatery as Six Feet Under relocates its West Midtown location.

https://whatnowatlanta.com/six-feet-under-relocating-westside-restaurant-to-cheshire-bridge-road/

Owner Jane, who lives in PiHi, is ready to retire and enjoy her new grandbaby!

She and her brother are looking for a buyer for their wonderful – and ENORMOUS! shop Costumes Etc just off Cheshire Bridge.

But hey, being the anti-Eastside Trail is kind of a good thing...

Urbanize Atlanta: https://atlanta.urbanize.city/post/touring-new-northeast-trail-beltlines-most-boring-section-date