Flagship DevelopmentIn DevelopmentApproved by ARC & GRTA

Town Center at Mansa Park

Old National Highway Corridor, South Fulton, Georgia

A proposed plan — approved by ARC and GRTA — for a 66-acre master-planned mixed-use development along the Old National Highway Corridor in the City of South Fulton, Georgia.

Metro Atlanta's Premier Live-Work-Play Experience
66Acres
10,000+Jobs Created
3Hotels Planned
< 10 minDrive to Hartsfield-Jackson
Proposed Plan — Approved by ARC & GRTA

Currently in the Zoning & Entitlement Phase

Town Center at Mansa Park is actively moving through the zoning and entitlement process with the City of South Fulton. All renderings, site plans, and development components shown throughout this site are conceptual in nature and intended to illustrate the vision and scope of the project. They do not represent final approved designs. As the project advances through regulatory approvals, community input, and design development, specific plans, layouts, and components are subject to change.

Our Vision

66 Acres. One Transformative Idea.

Town Center at Mansa Park is a proposed plan — approved by ARC and GRTA — for a 66-acre master-planned mixed-use development along the Old National Highway Corridor in the City of South Fulton, Georgia — built to fulfill the shared vision of its residents, community leaders, and city officials.

The development is designed to deliver luxury hotels, workforce housing, office complexes, retail, dining, green space, and community plazas — all within a single, cohesive destination that serves and uplifts the South Fulton community.

This proposed plan will generate substantial revenue for the City through property, sales, and hotel taxes — and will create thousands of new permanent and construction jobs. Approved by ARC and GRTA, Town Center at Mansa Park represents one of the most ambitious mixed-use developments in the Southeast United States.

"South Fulton deserves a destination that reflects the ambition, culture, and resilience of its people. Town Center at Mansa Park is that destination."

— Development Leadership, Town Center at Mansa Park
Development Components
Grand Hyatt (Phase 1)
Hard Rock Hotel (Phase 2)
Hilton Express (Phase 3)
Convention Center & Event Facilities
Class A Office Towers (815,156 sq ft)
Workforce & Market-Rate Housing (1,526 Units)
Full-Service Grocery & Retail (30,710 sq ft)
Full-Service & Casual Dining
Green Space, Parks & Community Plazas
Stadium (Ownership & Details TBD)
Tucker Park Renovation ($5M Proposed)
Smart Infrastructure & EV Charging
Development Phases

Phase One: Where It All Begins.

Phase One

Where It All Begins

New homes. A new hotel experience. A reimagined park. This is South Fulton's front door. Phase One launches the development with residential, hospitality, and public green space — establishing the foundation for everything that follows.

Phase Two

Built for Business

Banking, dining, and everyday convenience — right in the heart of Mansa Park. Phase Two brings commercial vitality to the corridor, adding office space, retail, and the amenities that make a community self-sustaining.

Phase Three

The Skyline Grows

Office. Dining. Community. Mansa Park expands its reach. Phase Three completes the vision — a full mixed-use district with the density, energy, and identity to put South Fulton on the national map.

Master Plan

Site Plan

The following plan illustrates the conceptual layout of Town Center at Mansa Park across its 66-acre footprint.

Hotels

Grand Hyatt (Phase 1) · Hard Rock (Phase 2) · Hilton Express (Phase 3)

Office Towers

Class A commercial space

Convention Center

Meetings & event facilities

Residential

Workforce & market-rate housing

Retail

Shopping, dining & services

Stadium

Ownership & details TBD

Infrastructure

Roads, utilities & smart systems

Town Center at Mansa Park labeled site plan

Labeled Site Plan

Town Center at Mansa Park aerial site plan

Aerial Site Plan

Town Center at Mansa Park site plan detail

Site Plan Detail

Town Center at Mansa Park 3D aerial rendering

3D Aerial Rendering

Town Center at Mansa Park aerial rendering with sports complex

Aerial Rendering — Sports Complex

Town Center at Mansa Park full aerial rendering with sports complex, track, hotels and office towers

Full Aerial Rendering

Town Center at Mansa Park street-level rendering showing office towers, retail pavilions and green space

Street-Level — Office & Retail

Town Center at Mansa Park plaza rendering showing Social venue, fountain, office towers and residential buildings

Plaza Rendering

Town Center at Mansa Park street-level rendering showing mixed-use retail, office towers and residential buildings

Street-Level — Mixed Use

Town Center at Mansa Park detailed sports complex site plan showing ballfields, track, soccer fields along Old National Highway

Sports Complex Site Plan

Location Advantage

Why South Fulton

Incorporated in May 2017, the City of South Fulton is the 3rd largest city in the Atlanta Metropolitan area and the 8th largest city in Georgia. With a population of 107,436 and a daytime population consistently over 110,000, the city represents one of the fastest-growing markets in the Southeast.

Located less than 10 minutes from Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport — the world's busiest — Town Center at Mansa Park sits at the intersection of regional growth, infrastructure investment, and unmet demand for hospitality and mixed-use development.

The project directly responds to the City of South Fulton's Strategic Plan, which identifies the need for increased tax revenue, job creation, and commercial revitalization along the Old National Highway Corridor.

107,436South Fulton Population
110K+Daytime Population
3rdLargest City in Metro Atlanta
8thLargest City in Georgia
< 10 minDrive to Hartsfield-Jackson
2017Year South Fulton Was Incorporated
Market Context

Strategically Positioned for Dominant Market Capture

Situated near the Old National Corridor is Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport — ranked the No. 1 busiest airport in the world by the Airports Council International, welcoming over 250,000 passengers daily. Atlanta is the third most visited city in the United States, boasting over 50 million visitors every year.

#1Busiest Airport in the World
250K+Daily Passengers at Hartsfield-Jackson
50M+Visitors to Atlanta Annually
100KNew Metro Atlanta Residents Per Year Through 2040
~70%Atlanta Hotel Occupancy Rate
3rdLargest Fortune 500 Hub in the U.S.
Hospitality Opportunity

Turning Airport Proximity Into a South Fulton Economic Engine

The Atlanta airport is continuing to expand its capabilities with the construction of an additional runway. This expansion will require the demolition of 15 hotels in the immediate vicinity — with a combined capacity of approximately 2,400 rooms. Less than 10 minutes from the airport, Town Center at Mansa Park is uniquely positioned to supplant that lost hotel capacity, delivering 960 modernized hotel rooms across three world-class properties.

15Hotels Displaced by Airport Expansion
~2,400Hotel Rooms Being Replaced
960Modernized Hotel Rooms at Mansa Park
Community First

Community Commitments to Track

"A project of this size should include clear public-facing commitments. These are not aspirations — they are benchmarks. The community should be able to hold this project accountable to each one."

Local Hiring

Set goals for outreach, training, and job access — ensuring residents of South Fulton are first in line for construction and permanent positions.

Small Business Access

Create pathways for local vendors, tenants, and service providers to participate in the development and operate within the corridor.

Youth Pathways

Explore internships, site tours, hospitality exposure, and construction career links that connect young people to real opportunity.

Traffic & Infrastructure

Coordinate improvements to access, parking, pedestrian safety, and public services as the project scales.

Transparency & Public Reporting

Share milestones, community benefits, and next steps in plain language — on a regular schedule, accessible to all residents.

Community Impact Fund

Converting Project Growth Into Measurable, Long-Term Benefits

A privately funded community investment initiative designed to deliver lasting value for South Fulton residents — with no initial reliance on City tax dollars.

$20MPrivate Initial Investment

Funded directly by the project investor. No initial reliance on City tax dollars. Ongoing investment as the project grows.

Potential Community Investments
  • Senior property-tax relief
  • Youth programs and recreation
  • State-certified apprenticeship program
  • Workforce development and job training
  • Parks, beautification, and community spaces
  • Small-business and entrepreneurship support
  • Community health and wellness initiatives

This fund is a proposed community benefit concept. Final structure, eligibility, and administration are subject to further development and stakeholder input.

Forward to the Future

Building a Green, Net-Zero, Autonomous Community

Green, net-zero, and autonomous community standards are part of the master plan vision currently in the Zoning & Entitlement Phase, approved by ARC and GRTA.

Net-Zero Design

Every building and infrastructure system is planned with net-zero carbon goals in mind — from energy-efficient construction standards and green rooftops to on-site renewable energy generation and carbon-offset strategies integrated across the full 66-acre campus.

Clean Energy Infrastructure

Mansa Park is designed to support a clean energy future — with EV charging networks, solar-ready building systems, and smart grid connectivity that reduce dependence on fossil fuels and lower long-term operating costs for residents, businesses, and visitors.

Autonomous & Intelligent Mobility

The campus is engineered to accommodate autonomous transportation corridors, intelligent mobility systems, and connected infrastructure — positioning Mansa Park as one of the most forward-thinking mixed-use developments in the Southeast.

Join the Movement

#MansaParkRising

South Fulton is rising. Share the movement — use #MansaParkRising to show your support for a development that puts community first.

Town Center at Mansa Park

Building More Than a Development

Building a Better Future

Town Center at Mansa Park is a long-term investment in the future of South Fulton — bringing together housing, employment, shopping, dining, healthcare, hospitality, recreation, and public spaces into one connected community.

What This Means for You

12 Ways This Project Improves Your Life

More Career Opportunities Close to Home

Town Center at Mansa Park will create thousands of construction and permanent employment opportunities across hospitality, healthcare, retail, corporate offices, construction, property management, technology, and professional services. Working closer to home reduces commute times and allows residents to spend more time with their families.

Better Roads & Modern Infrastructure

The project includes significant investments in roads, utilities, water and sewer systems, stormwater management, communications infrastructure, and streetscape improvements — designed to support future growth while improving mobility, safety, and reliability for the surrounding community.

More Places to Shop, Dine & Gather

Residents will enjoy new restaurants, cafes, retail shops, neighborhood services, and gathering places without needing to leave South Fulton. The town center is designed to become a destination where families, friends, and visitors can shop, dine, relax, and spend time together.

Expanded Housing Opportunities

Town Center at Mansa Park is planned to offer a variety of housing options, including workforce housing, market-rate residences, and luxury residential opportunities — supporting young professionals, families, seniors, and those who want to live closer to work and community amenities.

Improved Access to Healthcare

The project includes plans for healthcare facilities and medical services that will improve access to quality care while creating additional professional employment opportunities within the community.

New Corporate Offices & Professional Careers

By attracting corporate office users and professional employers, the development is designed to create new career opportunities and strengthen South Fulton's position as a growing business center.

Parks, Recreation & Community Spaces

The master plan includes parks, landscaped green spaces, walking trails, public plazas, and gathering areas where residents can enjoy outdoor activities, community events, and everyday recreation.

Opportunities for Local Businesses

BBI Development Group LLC (BBI) is committed to creating opportunities for local businesses, restaurants, retailers, contractors, suppliers, and service providers to participate in both the construction and long-term operation of Town Center at Mansa Park.

Strengthening the Local Economy

A vibrant town center encourages additional investment throughout South Fulton by attracting businesses, employers, residents, and visitors — supporting local businesses, creating new opportunities for entrepreneurs, and contributing to long-term community vitality.

Supporting Future Community Investment

As South Fulton continues to grow, increased economic activity and a broader commercial base can help support future investments in public services, infrastructure, parks, and other community priorities that benefit residents across the city.

A More Walkable & Connected Community

Town Center at Mansa Park is designed to encourage walkability by bringing homes, workplaces, restaurants, retail, recreation, and community amenities together in one thoughtfully planned environment — creating greater convenience and promoting a more connected lifestyle.

A Destination You Can Be Proud Of

The vision for Town Center at Mansa Park is to create a destination that reflects the pride, diversity, and future of South Fulton — a place where families gather, businesses thrive, visitors are welcomed, and the community celebrates together.

Get Involved

Interested in Town Center at Mansa Park?

For general inquiries, partnership opportunities, or to learn more — reach out to the BBI team.