Affectionately abbreviated as O4W, the neighborhood is steeped in Atlanta's history, most notably because it marks both the birthplace and final resting place of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Today, it is highlighted by some of the most interesting new developments in the city. The neighborhood is a proverbial melting pot of Atlantans with a number of unique offerings designed to suit any lifestyle. O4W helps stitch together the other neighborhoods around it and contains an eclectic mix of both old and new restaurants, shops, and parks.
Sure it looks like it's falling down from the outside, but this Atlanta staple hosts some of the best concerts and festivals in the city.
A huge adaptive mixed-use epicenter located in the old Sears building that basically provides everything you need in a single location, and in the best way possible. With apartments, office space, shops, restaurants, and more, PCM is the center of social and economic life in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood. And with its connection to the BeltLine, it can be accessed from surrounding neighborhoods super easily. It marks a significant shift in the way the city of Atlanta thinks about real estate development and overall quality of civic life.
