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State Farm is sending out a record-breaking $5 billion in dividend checks to auto insurance customers nationwide, and many Atlanta-area drivers stand to benefit with cash coming their way this summer.
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The Bloomington, Illinois-based insurer announced the one-time payout last month as the largest dividend in its 103-year history.
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company will distribute the funds to qualifying policyholders covering more than 49 million vehicles.
Nationally, customers can expect an average of about $100 per vehicle, though the exact amount varies by state and the premiums paid during the policy period.
No action is required from eligible customers—checks will arrive in the mail, or policyholders may receive an email notification to opt for a digital payment.
For Georgia residents specifically, the news is even better.
According to the Georgia Office of Insurance and Safety Fire Commissioner, State Farm Mutual policyholders with a Private Passenger Auto (PPA) Voluntary Preferred policy in force as of December 31, 2025, will receive an 8% return on premiums earned. This totals nearly $279 million statewide, working out to an average dividend of approximately $135 per vehicle for Georgia drivers.
State Farm, the largest auto insurer in Georgia, cited stronger-than-expected underwriting performance in 2025—driven by lower accident rates, declining repair costs, and improved industry conditions—as the reason for the dividend.
As a mutual company owned by its policyholders rather than shareholders, State Farm is able to return excess profits directly to customers while preserving its financial strength.
This cash back comes on top of recent auto rate reductions in many states, including Georgia, totaling $4.6 billion annually in savings nationwide (with an average rate cut of about 10% across 40 states).
State Farm President and CEO Jon Farney emphasized the customer-focused approach: “As a mutual company with a customer-first focus, State Farm Mutual is able to provide value directly to our customers while maintaining financial strength to keep our promises in the future.
That translated this year to lower auto rates and cash back in the form of a $5 billion policyholder dividend.”
If you’re a State Farm auto customer in the Atlanta metro area or elsewhere in Georgia, keep an eye on your mailbox this summer.
The payments reflect a positive turnaround for the company after challenging prior years, offering welcome relief to households facing ongoing insurance costs.
For the most up-to-date details on your specific policy, check your State Farm account or contact your local agent. This is part of broader efforts by insurers to share gains with policyholders amid stabilizing market conditions.
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Atlanta’s bustling film industry is heating up again with a fresh casting call from CAB Castings, LLC., a local company specializing in background talent for TV productions. They’re currently seeking paid female extras to appear in an upcoming series shooting right here in the city.
This is a great opportunity for anyone interested in getting on-set experience, earning some extra cash, and being part of a professional production—all while contributing to the vibrant entertainment scene that has made Atlanta a major hub for television filming.
Specific Roles Open for Casting
The casting team is looking to fill two distinct background roles:
- Groupies / Wives / Girlfriends
- Open to all ethnicities
- Ages 18–50
- Pay rate: $100 for 8 hours per day (overtime after 8 hours)
- Filming dates: Tuesday, March 10 through Friday, March 13, 2026
- Important note: Selected extras must be available to work all four days for continuity in the scenes.
- Homeless People
- Open to all ethnicities
- Ages 18–60
- Pay rate: $100 for 8 hours per day (overtime after 8 hours)
- Filming date: Tuesday, March 10, 2026 (single day)
Production emphasizes that booked extras should prepare for 8- to 12-hour workdays, as set times can vary. Full availability for your chosen date(s) is required.Compensation and Payment Details
- Base pay: $100 for the first 8 hours
- Overtime kicks in after 8 hours
- Payment method: Check mailed 2–3 weeks after filming
This non-union gig offers straightforward compensation typical for background work in the Atlanta market.How to Submit and What to IncludeIf you’re available and interested, email your submission to: tvbg@cabcastings.com (mailto:tvbg@cabcastings.com)Use the appropriate subject line to ensure your email is routed correctly:
- For the multi-day role: WOMAN 4 DAY
- For the single-day role: HOMELESS 3/10
Your email must include all of the following information (submissions missing details risk being discarded):
- Full name
- Phone number
- Age
- Height
- Ethnicity
- Car details (color, year, make, and model—if you have one available)
- Two recent photos: 1 headshot and 1 full-body shot
A representative from CAB Castings will contact you via phone or email if you’re selected to confirm your booking and scene details.This call highlights the ongoing demand for diverse background talent in Atlanta’s TV productions. Whether you’re portraying a supportive partner in a lively scene or adding realism to an urban environment, these roles offer a paid way to step behind the camera.
Final Word
If this matches your availability and look, don’t delay—submit soon, as these spots can fill quickly in the competitive Atlanta casting landscape!
For more updates on local opportunities, keep an eye on casting sites and CAB Castings’ channels. Good luck to all who apply.
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In a significant blow to local bargain hunters and luxury discount shoppers, Saks Global has announced the closure of most of its Saks OFF 5TH stores nationwide, including two popular locations in metro Atlanta.
The move comes amid the company’s ongoing bankruptcy restructuring, shifting focus toward high-end retail experiences at Saks Fifth Avenue, Neiman Marcus, and Bergdorf Goodman.
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The affected stores in the Atlanta area are the Saks OFF 5TH at Sugarloaf Mills in Lawrenceville and the one at The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta in Woodstock.
Closing sales began at the Lawrenceville location on January 31, 2026, with the Woodstock store following suit shortly after, leading to a final closure on February 2, 2026.
Shoppers have been flocking to these outlets for deep discounts on designer brands, and the closures mark the end of an era for affordable luxury access in these suburban shopping hubs.
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However, not all is lost for Atlanta fashion enthusiasts. The Saks OFF 5TH store at Buckhead Station will remain open, one of just 12 locations surviving the nationwide cull out of 69 total stores.
This Buckhead outpost, known for its prime location and loyal customer base, will continue to offer discounted designer goods, providing a lifeline for local shoppers seeking high-fashion deals without traveling far.The decision to close 57 Saks OFF 5TH stores, along with all remaining Last Call outlets and the Saksoff5th.com website, reflects Saks Global’s strategy to streamline operations and emphasize full-price luxury retail.
Company officials stated that this restructuring is essential for emerging from bankruptcy as a more profitable entity, prioritizing premium brands over off-price models.
For metro Atlanta, the closures could impact local economies, particularly at Sugarloaf Mills and The Outlet Shoppes at Atlanta, where Saks OFF 5TH served as anchor tenants drawing foot traffic to surrounding businesses.
Employees at the closing stores face uncertainty, though Saks Global has not released specific details on job losses in the region. Local shoppers expressed disappointment on social media, with many lamenting the loss of convenient access to affordable designer apparel and accessories.
As clearance sales wind down, Atlanta residents are encouraged to visit the remaining Buckhead location or explore alternative discount retailers like Nordstrom Rack or T.J. Maxx. This shift underscores broader trends in retail, where economic pressures and changing consumer habits are reshaping the landscape of luxury shopping in the Peach State.
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Dr. Heavenly Kimes, the outspoken dentist and reality TV personality known for her role on Bravo’s “Married to Medicine,” has taken a significant step toward transitioning from the small screen to the halls of Congress.
On March 4, Kimes submitted her qualifying paperwork to run as a Democrat for Georgia’s 13th Congressional District, a move that positions her to challenge longtime incumbent Rep. David Scott in the upcoming May primary.
Dr. Heavenly Kimes Qualifies for Congress
Kimes, 55, who has built a successful dental practice in Atlanta and become a fixture in the city’s social and entrepreneurial scenes, announced her congressional bid earlier this year after initially planning to run for state representative.
Her campaign emphasizes grassroots momentum, drawing on her experiences as a business owner, mother, and community advocate to address key issues affecting families in the district, which spans parts of Atlanta and its southern suburbs.”Initially, I was running for state representative. I’ve been giving back to my community for years and felt that was the next transition,” Kimes said in a recent interview.
“But once I actually announced, everybody said, ‘You can do something bigger for your community.’” She shifted her focus to Congress amid concerns over healthcare policy and a perceived lack of engagement from current leadership.
Kimes’ platform centers on affordable healthcare, economic opportunity, safe communities, and direct constituent engagement.
As detailed on her campaign website, she aims to expand access to healthcare by prioritizing patients over profits, promote community wealth through homeownership and entrepreneurship programs, ensure quality education for all children, support families with safer neighborhoods, and boost the local economy via small businesses and job creation.
Her entry into politics has not been without controversy. Some critics, including those associated with the incumbent, have questioned her use of the “Dr.” title in campaign materials, though Kimes, a licensed dentist with over 25 years of experience serving patients in the district, has dismissed such attacks as distractions.
“Titles matter. Integrity matters more. I worked for mine. Earned it. Built on it,” she stated in a social media post addressing the issue.
Kimes’ fame from “Married to Medicine,” where she has appeared for 12 seasons, has been both an asset and a point of discussion. Supporters argue her visibility and relatability make her a strong voice for the district, while detractors question whether her on-screen persona aligns with the seriousness of congressional duties.
Kimes counters that her real-life experiences as a healthcare provider and entrepreneur equip her to fight for lower prescription drug prices, protections for pre-existing conditions, and broader economic stability.
The Democratic primary is set for May 19, 2026, with voter registration closing on April 20. Early voting runs from April 27 to May 15, and absentee ballots will be available starting April 20.
If no candidate secures a majority, a runoff will occur on June 16.As Kimes ramps up her campaign, she continues to balance her political ambitions with her ongoing role on the Bravo series, proving that her drive extends beyond entertainment. “This is real, I’m very serious,” she affirmed recently.
For Atlanta residents in the 13th District, her bid represents a fresh perspective in a race that could reshape local representation in Washington.For more information on Kimes’ campaign, visit drheavenlyforgeorgia.com.
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Atlanta entrepreneur and new “Real Housewives of Atlanta” cast member Aisha “Pinky” Cole is turning heads—not just for her recent Chapter 11 bankruptcy filing, but for the creative way she’s addressing it.
Cole, founder of the popular plant-based burger chain Slutty Vegan, posted a humorous video on social media parodying her financial situation in a style reminiscent of a children’s educational show.In the video, Cole appears as “Mrs. Pinky,” donning a pink top and denim overalls against a whimsical green background adorned with cartoons.
Pinky Cole Makes Fun Of Herself With Bankruptcy Video
She breaks down various bankruptcy chapters through a catchy rap, explaining concepts like Chapter 7 liquidation, Chapter 11 reorganization, and Chapter 13 repayment plans. “Bankruptcy, let’s learn the code: 7 liquidate and roll, 11 you reorganize, 13 pay it back slow,” she raps, encouraging viewers to “file that bankruptcy” while highlighting options for farmers, international businesses, and cities.
Reactions poured in, with fans calling it everything from “cringe” to “corny,” while others praised her for the light-hearted approach. One user noted, “Not her telling us how to do it, I think I like her!!” amid mixed feedback.
Cole’s filing, submitted on March 2 in Georgia, lists debts totaling over $1.3 million, including $1.2 million owed to the U.S. Small Business Administration for a COVID-19 Economic Injury Disaster Loan and approximately $192,000 in state taxes to the Georgia Department of Revenue.
usatoday.com This comes after a challenging year for Slutty Vegan, which entered a state-level bankruptcy alternative in 2025, leading Cole to temporarily lose ownership before reacquiring the business.
tallahassee.com The chain, known for its cheeky menu items like the “One Night Stand” burger, has downsized from 14 locations to five, but continues to operate in Atlanta hotspots.Despite the financial hurdles, Cole isn’t shying away from the spotlight. Just days before the filing news broke, Bravo announced her as a full-time cast member for Season 17 of “The Real Housewives of Atlanta,” set to premiere on April 5.
thegrio.com The show, filmed in Atlanta, promises drama among the peach-holding housewives, and Cole’s entrepreneurial story—and now her bankruptcy saga—could add a fresh layer.In another Instagram post, Cole joked about misconceptions surrounding bankruptcy, sharing a photo of herself and her dog “kicked to the curb” to debunk ideas of instant destitution.
thegrio.com Chapter 11 allows for financial reorganization while keeping operations running, which aligns with Cole’s ongoing business efforts.
Slutty Vegan, which started as a food truck in 2018 and exploded in popularity, has become a staple in Atlanta’s vegan scene, drawing celebrities and long lines. Cole’s journey from Baltimore native to Atlanta business mogul has been marked by resilience, including authoring books and expanding her brand into products like plant-based snacks.
As Atlanta watches, Cole’s blend of humor and transparency might just turn this chapter into a comeback story. For now, her “Mrs. Pinky” persona is teaching more than bankruptcy—it’s showing how to face adversity with a smile.
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Midtown Atlanta has taken a major step forward in building a more bike-friendly and pedestrian-oriented neighborhood with the official opening of the new protected bikeway on Juniper Street.
After nearly two years of construction—and a planning process that dates back to 2010—the southbound protected bike lanes along Juniper Street are now open to cyclists.
The new facility stretches approximately one mile (12 blocks) from 14th Street to Ponce de Leon Avenue, running right through the heart of Midtown.
The Juniper Complete Street Project, led by the Midtown Alliance in close partnership with the Atlanta Department of Transportation (ATLDOT), transforms this busy corridor into a true “complete street.” Key features include:
- High-quality protected southbound bike lanes separated from vehicle traffic (typically with wide raised or planted barriers, especially at intersections)
- Improved sidewalks and pedestrian facilities
- Calmer vehicular traffic flow to enhance overall safety for everyone
The project was funded by the City of Atlanta and the Midtown Improvement District. While the bike lanes and signals are fully operational—including the start of the city’s required 30-day signal burn-in period—riders and drivers should note that minor punch-list work and clean-up by the contractor could lead to occasional temporary closures in the coming weeks.
Local reactions have been largely positive from those who walk and bike in the area. Georgia Tech student Chase Franklin shared his excitement: “It’s certainly more convenient… I live near Piedmont, so when I go to class, I don’t have to worry about parking. There are a lot of roads that aren’t really accessible for bikes… Having protected bike lanes is really helpful for navigating the city.”
Longtime Midtown resident Tommy Jones, who’s lived in the neighborhood for 21 years, appreciated the pedestrian focus: “If you are a pedestrian, which is what this is trying to encourage, it’s wonderful. That’s one of the drivers’ gripes about it—it does slow things down… But that was the point, so I love it.”
This new southbound bikeway on Juniper pairs perfectly with upcoming improvements on Piedmont Avenue. The Piedmont Complete Street Project (covering about 1.1 miles between Ponce de Leon Avenue and 15th Street) will add a protected one-way northbound bike lane, enhanced sidewalks, better crosswalks, formalized on-street parking, and roadway resurfacing.
That work, also managed by Midtown Alliance with ATLDOT, is expected to wrap up by the end of 2026 and will dramatically improve access to Piedmont Park while boosting safety for all users.
The Juniper opening marks real progress in Midtown’s long-term vision for safer, more connected, and multi-modal streets. Whether you’re commuting by bike, strolling to Piedmont Park, or just navigating the neighborhood, these changes make getting around easier and safer for everyone.
Stay tuned for more updates on Midtown’s growing network of protected bike facilities and complete streets!
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Downtown Atlanta’s development landscape has undergone significant transformation in recent years, driven by large-scale mixed-use projects, infrastructure upgrades, and a focus on revitalizing the city’s historic core. These changes reflect a broader effort to make Downtown more vibrant, walkable, and economically robust, particularly in preparation for events like the 2026 FIFA World Cup.
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In a bold step toward the future of urban mobility, a groundbreaking pilot program featuring self-driving electric pods is underway near Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport (ATL).
The initiative, aimed at easing congestion and providing efficient on-demand transit, promises to connect key locations with autonomous vehicles that operate on dedicated guideways, free from the hassles of traditional traffic.
Revolutionary Self-Driving Pods Coming To Atlanta Airport
The Automated Transit Network (ATN) Demonstration Pilot, spearheaded by the ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts in partnership with California-based tech firm Glydways, broke ground on February 18, 2026.
This half-mile loop will link the ATL SkyTrain at the Georgia International Convention Center to the Gateway Center Arena in College Park, offering a seamless, driverless ride for passengers.
Riders can summon one of the sleek, gray pods – known as Glydcars – via a mobile app, with each vehicle accommodating up to four people plus luggage and traveling at speeds of up to 30 mph.
“This project represents a game-changer for airport-area transportation,” said Gerald McDowell, executive director of the ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts. “By utilizing narrow, dedicated guideways and AI coordination, we’re aiming for rail-like capacity at affordable prices, without the long construction timelines associated with traditional systems.”
The pilot addresses longstanding first- and last-mile connectivity gaps in the 24-hour mobility district surrounding the world’s busiest airport, as identified in a 2019 feasibility study.
The $20 million project is a collaborative effort, with Glydways funding half the costs and the remainder covered by partners including MARTA and other stakeholders.
Up to 10 Glydcars will be deployed initially, operating on private lanes to ensure safety and efficiency.
Public testing is slated to begin in December 2026 as a free service, allowing Atlantans and visitors alike to experience this innovative mode of transit firsthand.
Local leaders and tech enthusiasts have already gotten a sneak peek.
At the Atlanta Regional Commission’s recent State of the Region event, attendees had the chance to sit inside a prototype pod, highlighting its potential for reducing congestion and promoting sustainable travel.
If successful, the system could expand airport-wide, potentially revolutionizing how employees, travelers, and residents navigate the south metro area.
While this isn’t the first foray into autonomous tech at ATL – previous trials in 2022 tested robotic pods for passengers with reduced mobility inside the terminal – the Glydways project marks the first public deployment of on-demand pods in outdoor, dedicated transit networks in the region.
As Atlanta continues to grow, initiatives like this underscore the city’s commitment to innovation and eco-friendly solutions. Stay tuned for updates as construction progresses and the pods hit the guideways later this year.
For more details, visit the ATL Airport Community Improvement Districts website or download the Glydways app when it launches.
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The highly anticipated Cosm Atlanta venue at Centennial Yards is officially set to open its doors to the public on June 10, 2026, kicking off with an immersive live Shared Reality broadcast of Game 4 of the NBA Finals.
This marks a major addition to downtown Atlanta’s sports and entertainment scene, placing the state-of-the-art facility right next to State Farm Arena and Mercedes-Benz Stadium—putting fans steps away from the action in the heart of the city.
Cosm To Open in Atlanta This Summer
Cosm Atlanta spans 70,000 square feet across three levels and centers around a massive 87-foot-diameter 12K+ LED dome that delivers what the company calls “Shared Reality”—a cutting-edge blend of virtual and physical worlds.
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The technology creates an ultra-immersive environment where attendees get the ultimate “best seat in the house” feel for major events, complete with stunning visuals, dynamic sound, and communal energy.
To celebrate the grand opening, Cosm will host a live Shared Reality production of the NBA Finals Game 4 matchup (TBD).
Tickets for the venue’s debut slate of programming are now on sale through Cosm.com and the Cosm app. The initial lineup includes:
- Live sports broadcasts from the NBA (including NBA Finals Games 4 and potentially 5), UFC, MLB, WWE, and more—such as UFC events on June 14 and College World Series games later in June.
- Immersive Shared Reality screenings of blockbuster films like Harry Potter and the Sorcerer’s Stone and The Matrix.
The venue offers multiple viewing options, from the fully immersive main Dome to social spaces like the Hall and outdoor Deck terrace, with food, drinks, and alcohol available.
Located at 85 Centennial Olympic Park Drive NW in Centennial Yards—described as the emerging “sports and entertainment capital of the South”—Cosm Atlanta is easily accessible via the nearby Five Points MARTA station. The timing couldn’t be better, as the opening comes just days ahead of Atlanta hosting matches in the 2026 FIFA World Cup starting June 15.
This new attraction is expected to draw crowds for big games, movie nights, and special events, further boosting the vibrant energy around Mercedes-Benz Stadium, State Farm Arena, and the broader Centennial Yards development.
For the latest event details, ticket purchases, and venue info, visit Cosm.com/atlanta or download the Cosm app. Atlanta fans—get ready for a game-changing way to experience live sports and entertainment!
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The PGA TOUR Superstore’s Atlanta location is having a grand opening in Buckhead on Saturday, March 7.
The store, located at Buckhead Square, 3255 Peachtree Road, will welcome shoppers starting at 9:00 a.m. Early birds lining up for the debut can score thousands of dollars in merchandise giveaways.
New PGA TOUR Superstore Set To Open in Atlanta
As the nation’s top destination for golf gear, the 30,000-square-foot facility offers an extensive lineup of clubs, apparel, footwear, and accessories for men, women, and juniors—catering to beginners and seasoned players alike.
“We’re thrilled to bring the full PGA TOUR Superstore experience to Buckhead,” said CEO Troy Rice. “Atlanta is our hometown and as the home of Bobby Jones, the TOUR Championship at East Lake, and now Atlanta Drive Golf Club, the city has long had a meaningful connection to golf and its growing popularity today.
The game continues to bring people together, and we’re eager to open our doors and welcome the in-town Atlanta community.”
The store stands out with hands-on, experiential features, including the PGA TOUR Superstore STUDIO™ for enhanced instruction and fittings. Shoppers will find five fitting bays and two practice/play bays, all equipped with TRACKMAN technology and access to more than 65,000 club and shaft combinations from leading manufacturers.
Additional everyday amenities include lessons from certified teaching professionals, club regripping and repair services, a 900-square-foot putting green, and a golf simulator showroom.
Customers can explore simulator options ranging from basic mat setups to premium systems complete with launch monitors, software, and enclosures ideal for home use.
Owned by Atlanta icon Arthur M. Blank—co-founder of The Home Depot and owner of the Atlanta Falcons, Atlanta United, Atlanta Drive Golf Club, the new Atlanta NWSL team, and Mercedes-Benz Stadium—PGA TOUR Superstore is headquartered in metro Atlanta.
The company employs hundreds of local residents and has earned Great Place to Work™ certification for five consecutive years.
The Buckhead store will become the fourth in the region, joining existing locations in Roswell, Kennesaw, and Duluth.
In the lead-up to the March 7 opening, PGA TOUR Superstore plans a series of golf-themed activations across Atlanta, featuring pop-up putting challenges, swing clinics, and community events to build excitement.
Golf enthusiasts in intown Atlanta won’t have to wait much longer to check out the new spot—mark your calendars for March 7 and get ready to swing by.
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A national multifamily developer has completed the purchase of 3.65 acres of land in Atlanta to build Broadstone Lola, a premium 300-unit Class A apartment community.
The development from Alliance Residential Company is slated to begin welcoming residents in summer 2027.
The site sits in the desirable Vinings/Smyrna submarket, within easy reach of The Battery Atlanta, Truist Park, and the Cumberland Galleria area.
This location provides walkable access to major retailers, dining options, and daily conveniences, while proximity to major employers—including the Atlanta Braves, Comcast, GE Energy, Genuine Parts Company, HD Supply, The Home Depot, Papa Johns, and Truist Financial—supports the area’s status as a hub for business and innovation.
The property offers excellent connectivity to interstate highways and lies inside the perimeter while maintaining close ties to The Battery district.
Carter Brehm, Managing Director at Alliance Residential, commented: “Broadstone Lola represents a new standard for Atlanta living. We’re creating a community that matches The Battery’s energy – sophisticated residences with cutting-edge amenities positioned at the center of Atlanta’s most exciting mixed-use destination.”
Architect Brock Hudgins Architects is designing the community, which will feature a variety of floor plans from 600-square-foot junior one-bedroom units to 1,100-square-foot two-bedroom layouts.
Residences will include high-end finishes such as quartz countertops, premium stainless-steel appliances, plank flooring, nine-foot ceilings, selectable kitchen and bathroom finish schemes, and decorative tile backsplashes.
Amenities will draw from a refined Parisian-inspired design, emphasizing elegant indoor and outdoor social spaces.
Key features include a resort-style saltwater pool with a landscaped deck and grill stations, a curated grab-and-go market, a modern fitness center, a gaming lounge, a clubroom with an indoor fireplace, private workspaces, a conference room, secure garage parking with EV charging stations, bike storage, and a pet spa.
Austin Steele, Development Director at Alliance Residential, added: “With Broadstone Lola, we’re investing in the vibrant lifestyle and energy of The Battery. Residents will enjoy elevated urban living in a district that brings together sports, entertainment, dining, and innovation—day and night.”
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