"At Summit Point, urban

amenities are combined with rural tranquility for the best of both worlds,"

says Kent Rose, president of Concordia Properties. "Summit Point

will meet the challenges of modern-day hectic life while maintaining a

hometown feel." �

The residential area, phase

two of the project, will have lots available by the end of next year.

�Homes will consist of several traditional architectural designs. �All

designs are well-suited for families and provide a number of amenities.

�The residential area includes a playground for children and is easily

accessible to the walking and biking trails of the conservation area.

�Existing topography and trees will be preserved whenever possible. �As

an added layer of convenience, sidewalks will connect homes to the shopping

center.

Phase three of Summit Point,

the office phase, is set to be complete in five years. �This space will

consist of three different buildings, ranging from 5,000 to 7,000 square

feet. �Responsible for Fayetteville's successful Uptown Square, which

is anchored by both Barnes and Noble and Linens 'N Things, Concordia

Properties has a proven track record for creating environments that set

the standard for quality.

Concordia Properties was started

in 1985 by Kent Rose, who was later joined by Richard Dippolito in 2000.

�Since then, Concordia has developed over 4 million square feet of retail

shopping space, including grocery-anchored centers and big box shopping

centers in the southeast. �Some recent developments for Concordia are

The Shops at Shawnee Ridge in Suwanee, GA, and The Village at Park Bridge

in Alpharetta, GA. �Concordia Properties owns, develops and manages all

of its properties to ensure the highest level shopping experience

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