Coming Soon to Alpharetta
View a complete list of Alpharetta Projects & Development
Alpharetta Hotels
The hotels listed below have acquired a permit from the city to build.
Fairfield Inn & Suites Alpharetta Avalon Area
Opening Date: Summer 2024
166 rooms
3225 Webb Bridge Rd.
AC Hotel at Northwinds Summit
Opening Date: TBA – 2026
134 rooms
2000 Summit Place
Downtown Alpharetta
Attractions
Lonnie Cooper Ventures plans to tear down the former Rite-Aid structure to build a 5,400-square-foot restaurant, a 3,000-square-foot covered patio for leashed dogs, and a 0.73-acre outdoor off-leash dog park with small and large dog sections.
Haynes Bridge Road Area
Lakeview Park
Lakeview Park is a 62-acre parcel located at the intersection of Haynes Bridge Road and Ga. 400. Fully zoned for 630,000 sq. ft. of office, 32,000 square feet of retail, 255 multi-family units and 60 single family townhome units. This development will connect to the planned Alpha Loop greenway, an inner 3-mile loop and outer 5-mile loop of multi-use paths that would link Downtown Alpharetta to the popular Avalon mixed-use development and to the Northwinds area.
The Alpha Loop, connecting Avalon, Downtown, North Point Eco District, and Northwinds in Alpharetta, isn’t just a network of trails. It’s about fostering a sense of place and connection, linking people to places, experiences, and each other. Whether you stroll, bike, or wheel along its 12-foot-wide paths, solo or with a friend, the Alpha Loop ensures you’re part of a vibrant community.
A mixed-used development of residential, retail, restaurant and office space at located at Morrison Parkway and Haynes Bridge Road. Plans include 144 townhomes, 37 detached single-family lots and nearly 42,000 sq. ft. of commercial space for restaurant, retail, offices and an Alpha Loop trail connection.
Located at the northwest corner of Georgia 400 and Haynes Bridge Road, the mixed-use development includes 1.2 million sq. ft. of office space, along with a 150 room limited service hotel, 30,000 sq. ft. of retail and restaurant space, 140 multi-family units and 23 townhomes. Planned amenities include Alpha Loop trail connecting Northwinds Summit with Downtown Alpharetta and Big Creek Trail, outdoor parks and seating area.
Kimball Bridge Road Area
This multi-use project will transform the former Bailey-Johnson school that is over 70 years old into 40,000 sq. ft. of Class A office space and a 120,000 sq. ft. timber-frame building that will offer environmental benefits.
Windward Parkway Area
A nearly 52 acre mixed-use development consisting of 1,545,899 SF office (517,399 SF is existing), 77,600 SF of retail/restaurant use, 82 ‘For-Sale’ townhome units, 488 ‘For-Rent’ units, 218-room hotel, parks and greenspace.
Located at the corner of Windward Parkway and GA 400, Windward park will include 186 townhomes, 31,400 sq. ft. of retail and 500,000 sq. ft. of Class A office space, as well as a 200 unit condo building.
A contemporary entertainment venue that bring stadium-sized talent to an intimate theater on a weekly basis. Patrons enjoy live comedy and other performance art from nationally accredited acts, no more than 60 feet away. Guests can indulge in a wide selection of food and beverages. The comedy club will be at the Terraces in Windward Plaza, 5530 Windward Parkway.
North Point Area
Pickle and Social is the ultimate hangout spot, combining craft food, signature drinks, and live entertainment with world-class indoor and outdoor pickleball courts. Located at Haynes Bridge Rd. & GA400 the facility will include 7 outdoor and 8 indoor courts, a 14,000 sq. ft. restaurant with rooftop, 5,000 sq. ft. of office space and 8,100 sq. ft. freestanding restaurant space.
Trademark Property Company will announce its plans for the redevelopment of North Point Mall, now branded as “North Point.” The once-dominant super-regional mall is poised to become a thriving mixed-use community and reinvigorate Alpharetta’s North Point corridor.
The “IKEA Alpharetta Plan & order point with Pick-up” will be located in a 4,306-square-foot space at the Mansell Crossing Shopping Center.
The store format differs from the traditional large IKEA stores that customers may be familiar with. Visitors will have the opportunity to meet with the IKEA store team to plan and order home furnishing solutions. It will offer items for delivery to a customer’s home or to another convenient point of delivery.