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Other shoots have included "Ozark," "Greenleaf" and "I, Tonya."

Of note: "Stranger Things" production crews 1980s-fied the shopping complex into Starcourt Mall for the show’s third season. What they’re saying: The development aims to support and celebrate international cultures and blend in with the existing communities - not serve as a stand-alone attraction, says Joe Allen, the executive director of the Gwinnett Place Commercial Improvement District. The county bought most of the property in April 2021 for $23 million.Yes, but: Exactly how many affordable housing units are part of the plan has yet to be decided.Ĭatch up quick: Opened in 1984, the mall was a popular draw in the fast-growing county but faded in the early 2000s as newer malls upped the competition for shoppers and businesses. Macy's, Mega Mart and Beauty Master own their property and plan to remain, the AJC reports. Plus: a 40,000 square foot cultural center, international library and eight additional acres of greenspace mixed among the villages.

The project could have 2,700 housing units, 25,000 square feet of office space and up to 100,000 square feet of retail.

What's happening: This week, a team of area leaders, government officials, and planners proposed replacing the dying mall with a 90-acre megadevelopment named Global Villages.īy the numbers: Under the plan, Global Villages would comprise seven residential villages centered on a 4.5-acre park. Gwinnett Place Mall, a decades-old shopping center near Duluth that most recently served as a set for "Stranger Things" and other shows, could enjoy a second act as a diverse, mixed-use development.