Hines drops 2,390 acres at the I-75/411 interchange — a 10-year build
A massive 2,400 acre site — formerly the Pine Log Wildlife Management Area — is about to undergo a decade-long transformation unlike anything the Georgia corridor has seen.
The Hines led project is arguably the largest single land development event on the Georgia corridor since Highland 75 launched.
When complete, the new development will deliver residential, retail, grocery, office, and industrial space.
Bartow County backed the project with $250M in Tax Allocation District bonds, approved February 4.
What’s Going In:
| • | Residential, retail, grocery, and office |
| • | Industrial component on the back end |
| • | Infrastructure groundbreak targeted Q2 2026 |
| • | Full build-out over 10 years |
Survey Demand:
ALTA, boundary, and topo on phased commercial parcels — for years.
The Deal:
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Connection to Watch
Novonix feeds the same EV supply chain as Bartow County’s SK On/Hyundai battery JV. North end to south end — same corridor, same supply chain.
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Source: Urbanize Atlanta · Bartow Daily Tribune · Feb 2026
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