Sandy Springs seeks developer for downtown

Sandy Springs today requested proposals for a master developer to help it design its new downtown.

The city plans to redevelop 14 acres off Roswell Road into a new civic and commercial center for its nearly 100,000 residents. The project is expected to cost about $100 million.

Proposals from interested firms are due March 28. The City Council is expected to pick a developer by May.

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