Medley Job Fair Looks to Fill 300 Positions Ahead of Johns Creek Opening
Medley in Johns Creek is hosting a job fair to fill more than 300 positions in retail, restaurants, and hospitality ahead of its October…
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Medley Sets Three-Day Grand Opening for Johns Creek Town Center
Medley, a major mixed-use development in Johns Creek, is launching with a three-day celebration featuring shops, dining, apartments, and community events.
At Medley, Johns Creek’s Town Center Vision Starts to Look Real
Medley in Johns Creek is shaping a new town center with walkable retail, restaurants, apartments, and luxury townhomes. The Tableau townhomes launch adds a…
Greg Mike to Lead Large-Scale Public Art Program at Medley in Johns Creek
Atlanta artist Greg Mike is spearheading an extensive public art program at Johns Creek’s Medley development, integrating murals and sculptures throughout the community spaces.…
Knuckies Expands in North Fulton as Medley Johns Creek Adds Another Fast-Casual Concept
Knuckies Sandwiches is opening its 10th location at Medley in Johns Creek, offering a fresh fast-casual dining experience with burgers, hoagies, and craft sodas.
Medley Will Add a 150-Room Hotel to Its Town Center Vision
Tucked into the larger Medley development, a 150-room boutique hotel is planned as one of the project’s final pieces, expected to open around 2028.…
Medley’s $700K Townhomes and Rental Strategy, Explained
A different kind of neighborhood is taking shape at Medley—and it’s not just about where people shop or eat. Behind the retail headlines and…
The Medley Bet Is Paying Off Early in Johns Creek
With months still to go before its October debut, Medley in Johns Creek is already filling up at a pace rarely seen in suburban…
A Global Life Sciences Firm Is Moving Into Johns Creek’s New Town Center
Boehringer Ingelheim is relocating its U.S. Animal Health headquarters to the new Medley development in Johns Creek. This major lease will bring nearly 500…
2026 Market Shift: Which Johns Creek Neighborhoods Are Rising — and Which Are Cooling?
Listen to a summary of this article: Your browser does not support the audio element. Johns Creek entered 2026 without a dramatic citywide surge…