thompson company, inc. built the king and queen building in atlanta.
thompson company, inc. built the king and queen building in atlanta.
who built the king and queen building in atlanta?
thompson company , inc .
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with its rapid population growth since the city's incorporation, much of the city's income depends on the retail industry. the city's retail core is located along the sr-516 corridor. in 2006, new covington downtown businesses included a new walmart, kohl's, carl's jr (taking over the former dairy queen building), and an applebee's. in 2008 brought the newly opened red robin, costco, and the home depot in the new shopping center next to jenkins creek elementary school. fast growth is expected to continue in the area due to the continued widening and modifications done on state route 18, a major thoroughfare connecting south king county with interstate 90. in 2009 there are many more big businesses expected to open, including a the ups store and bank of america branch within the covington esplande (home depot) lot. covington is also a regional medical hub for southeast king county with multicare health systems and valley medical center having a large presence in covington, along with numerous professional service providers like dentists, chiropractors, specialty medicine, and more. in 2011, the city's medical services were expanded when multicare health system built a standalone emergency department in the same campus as their medical center and urgent care off of state route 516 and se wax rd. in january 2018, covington's first hospital (belonging to multicare) opened. over the next five to ten years, covington will see development taking place at the lakepointe urban village property (off se 256th at the former lakeside gravel pit) and in the town center area (wax rd. just south of kent kangley/272nd). the lakepointe project includes retail shops, restaurants, movie theater, apartments/condos, a hotel, a lake recreational area, and more. the town center project includes plans for a public plaza and the development of soco (south covington) park.
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