Stretching about six miles across central DeKalb County, North Druid Hills Road is a mlange of suburban development. A school sits across the road from a Target. Churches are neighbors to strip malls. Driveways turn into office parks, apartment complexes, Starbucks, McDonald’s, Kroger and QuikTrip.
Traffic on the four-lane street, according to the community’s residents and business owners, has been pushed to the limit. But commercial real estate companies are drawing up plans to add more places to live, work and shop.
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