While the companyвЂ™s website states PadSplit conducts background checks on all its tenants and advertises high standards in terms of maintenance and furnishing, the company has run into legal trouble and backlash. PadSplit does not own any of the properties listed on its website but is responsible for making sure all rooms are furnished. The company allows landlords and property owners to rent out individual rooms within their homes to tenants, which means owners can rent out single-family homes to four or five (and in some cases as many as 10) tenants at a time, while each tenant pays a low weekly rent rate for a furnished room. PadSplit, founded in 2017 by CEO Atticus LeBlanc, has made its way into Peachtree Corners. PadSplit вЂproblematic on a number of fronts.вЂ™ДЄn Atlanta-based start-up that provides affordable housing has been running into legal battles as theyвЂ™ve tried to expand. вЂњIt canвЂ™t fail, and the city will not let it.вЂќ

вЂњThe Forum is an integral part of this community,вЂќ he said. With the success of the Peachtree Corners Town Center shopping mall on the other side of Peachtree Parkway, Johnson said the two shopping centers are the heart of the city, and he is determined to see both thrive. вЂњIf thereвЂ™s a boutique pet store thatвЂ™s within walking distance of where I live, I will shop there even if itвЂ™s more expensive versus getting into my car to go some bigger pet place like PetSmart. вЂњOn-site residential creates a stable customer base for the mix of uses that are there,вЂќ he said. вЂњI think we can reinvent The Forum in such a way that we donвЂ™t have such density that the parking is an issue and such density that the public space, there wonвЂ™t be such a crush of people that people will enjoy going there.вЂќДЄnother improvement Johnson wants to see is to make the Forum more accessible to nearby residents. вЂњOnce you show there is a reason for people to hang out, thereвЂ™s something to do and space to do that, I think youвЂ™re going to start seeing space get filled by tenants who cater to a younger crowd because now thereвЂ™s a reason for them to do it,вЂќ he said. He added that several proposals have already been made to do just that, including the construction of a two-story parking garage that will allow the current parking between facing stores to be converted into a large gathering space. The challenge will be coming up with ideas to make The Forum a place that is more attractive to young people, and the best way to do that is to utilize its 500,000-square footage and create a public gathering area that can be used as a venue for more events, Johnson said. ThatвЂ™s the first sign of a terminal illness.вЂќ To a degree, they are chasing numbers and theyвЂ™re not married to the community like us, and theyвЂ™ll fill space with tenants you just donвЂ™t want to see at something like this. When you add up all the lease revenue, it has to exceed their operating cost and the note they have on the property. вЂњThe Forum finds itself in a position where I think a new owner is going to do something beyond just becoming a new owner and just work hard to fill lease space,вЂќ he said. Its retailers include a Barnes & Noble, Trader JoeвЂ™s, Old Navy, Home Goods and Pottery Barn, but there are plenty of suites open for new businesses, Johnson said. The Forum is currently managed by Bayer Properties, a commercial real estate firm based in Birmingham, Ala., which was granted third-party management rights in 2019. The Forum Shopping Center could be under new ownership soon, but the city of Peachtree Corners is determined to not let it become just another failing shopping mall.Д¬ity manager Brian Johnson said if the 500,000-square-foot mall does get a new owner, the city would like to work with them when it comes to any revitalization plan.

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