PENCIL FACTORY, 539 Decatur Street, O4W
restaurant and retail for lease
ONLY 2 SPACES LEFT! This development is undergoing a huge transformation w/only 3,700 SF restaurant and 2000 SF retail available
COMING SOON:
Relapse Comedy Theatre
New Modern Diner concept
Hair loft ATL
SOLD
511 alabama avenue, bremen
FOR SALE
Under contract in 2 days at full asking price!
ormewood square studio FOR LEASE
749 Moreland Ave, EAST ATL
SUITE C 2013,827 SF 2 story studio space, perfect for a variety of fitness and service-oriented retailers Sublease through 12/31/26 w/direct lease options for longer. The available space spans two levels of open-concept studio space with high-end finishes, flexible layouts, and three points of ingress/egress for easy customer access. Perfect for fitness studios, wellness concepts, co-working spaces, and service-oriented retailers looking to tap into a dense and active intown customer base.
SOLD
STUDIOPLEX #253, atlanta, O4W
solD
SOLD
102 church street, decatur
SOLD
LEASED
neighborhood ballet HQ, grant park
LEASED
PAST PROJECTS
LARKIN ON MEMORIAL
63,000+ square foot mixed-use retail and restaurant development on Memorial Drive in Grant Park/Ormond Park—designed as a true neighborhood hub with daily-needs tenants and thoughtful, community-serving concepts. As part of the core team from planning through development and full lease-up at Paces Properties, Laura helped shape the merchandising strategy, tenant mix, and was head of leasing resulting in long-term stability of the project.
Anchored by Grant Park Market, Primrose Schools and Ace Hardware, and still truly embodies what it was supposed to be: a true neighborhood center with easy access and viable, sustainable tenant mix.
Larkin on Memorial was recognized with the Urban Land Institute (ULI) Award for Excellence in Adaptive Reuse as part of the broader Memorial Drive revitalization, celebrating its contribution to walkability, neighborhood cohesion, and placemaking along Atlanta’s east side.
atlanta dairies
A 10-acre adaptive-reuse entertainment district on Memorial Drive, reimagined from the historic 1940s dairy plant into a modern mix of music, food, and creative retail. Laura was part of the early planning, development strategy, and merchandising team—working closely with architects, designers, and ownership to shape the project’s vision, integration with The Eastern Music venue, and ground-floor flow. Her work focused heavily on concept curation, brand positioning, and ensuring the district balanced neighborhood needs with destination-worthy experiences.