Airabella

An artist’s rendering shows what is expected as an aerial view of the Airabella Lake Oconee development. FILE ART

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Airabella developer shares update

Hannah Barron

Thursday, November 21, 2024

Airabella Lake Oconee partner Kevin Bryant and project manager Abby Port shared an update on the “live-work-play” development during the Greene County Development Authority’s Nov. 12 meeting.Bryant and Port said the site plan is developing, and dirt has started moving.

Tentative approval was given for 81 single-family home lots on 66.69 acres. The preliminary plat has been reviewed and complies with the county’s code and the Georgia Plat Act. CONTRIBUTED

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County gives tentative OK to second phase of Airabella

Maureen Stratton

Thursday, November 17, 2022

Closely watched by both the county and area residents, Airabella, a 137-acre development, received tentative approval for its second phase of development at last week’s county commissioners' meeting.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held Thursday to bring county’s first ”live, work, play” development to Greensboro. Airabella, after several reviews, will be built on 132 acres off Linger Longer Road. MAUREEN STRATTON/STAFF

Airabella breaks ground on Linger Longer Road development

Maureen Stratton

Thursday, October 20, 2022

The first “Live, Work, Play” development in Greensboro made its exciting debut at a well-attended groundbreaking at its new site off Linger Longer Road.

Only the _rst phase of townhomes have been approved, but the development’s website has several renderings of what is expected. helloairabella.com

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72 townhomes to be built along Highway 44 and Linger Longer

Maureen Stratton

Thursday, September 15, 2022

“Build it and they will come” seemed to be the thought behind a unanimous vote given to Red Clay Developers at Wednesday’s County Commission meeting.

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Mixed-use development halted for legal review

Maureen Stratton

Wednesday, July 13, 2022

A new residential, mixed-use development proposed for 137 acres near the busy intersection of Linger Longer Road and Lake Oconee Parkway is now on hold for legal review by both the developer, Red Clay Development LLC, and attorneys for the county.

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