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MARTA Just Dropped $10M on Indian Creek Station
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MARTA Just Dropped $10M on Indian Creek Station

MARTA just completed a $10 million renovation at Indian Creek station, the easternmost stop on the Blue Line, adding a new pedestrian bridge, plaza, lighting, and more. The bigger story is the 1.7 million square foot Transit Oriented Development anchored to this stop.

June 5, 2026 · Mellanda Reese

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MARTA just cut the ribbon on a $10 million renovation at Indian Creek station, the easternmost stop on the Blue Line, and the upgrade list is longer than most people expected. We are talking a brand-new pedestrian bridge, a west plaza, fresh lighting, illuminated signage, new benches, landscaping, and a deep clean that riders have been waiting on for years. What the headlines are mostly skipping is the bigger picture: Indian Creek is now the anchor for a 1.7 million square foot Transit Oriented Development, meaning a whole new neighborhood scale of housing and retail is being built around this train stop. MARTA started at the end of the line instead of the splashy downtown stations, and that tells me something real about where this agency is headed before World Cup crowds hit Atlanta this summer. For the full story, read the blog: MARTA Indian Creek Station Gets a $10M Upgrade.

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