Nate Bargatze

And this is the Trillith town.

Um,

The four-year-old residential portion of Trellith was modeled after the building styles and village feel of European cities.

It's a new town for about 5,000 people created using the principles of new urbanism, a concept that means neighborhoods should be walkable and compact with varied building types and less emphasis on cars.

Oh, that's pretty cool.

Oh, no, facades.

According to the article, the town's amenities are geared toward a walkable, self-contained lifestyle, retail restaurants, a boutique hotel, co-working space, performing arts center, wellness center, and an innovative micro school.

It also has lots of green space, communal parks, and geothermal smart home design features.

Wow.

Or just too far away.

The second movie or different scenes?

Oh, I see what you're saying.

So they would have like, as long as you're- You got to have a lot of crew in town.

There needs to be tax incentives, all that type of stuff.

But Atlanta has a ton of that.

Even for the example of that neighborhood, it's like they have a neighborhood built where people can stay across the street that are from the studios where they can all be right there.

Wow, I didn't realize all that, man.

Congratulations.

I mean, that's fascinating.

That's wild, dude.