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New restaurants and shops: This is how our region is changing!
New projects in cities such as Bremen, Carrollton and Newnan from September 2025; Comprehensive developments planned in New Carrollton.
New restaurants and shops: This is how our region is changing!
A lot is happening in Bremen and the surrounding cities. The current projects show brisk development in the region. A number of new shops and facilities are opening in Bremen and its neighboring towns, which are intended to attract both locals and visitors. Loud thecitymenus.com Heavenly Bowls, Marathon Gas and Swirls Sweets and Treats in Bremen/Buchanan are on the list, while in Bowdon Rustic Roots Grill and Waldrop's Barber Shop will be opening soon.
But it's not just in Bremen that things are making progress. There is also a lot of construction going on in Carrollton. Construction on the Chick-fil-A has already begun here and a Dunkin' has installed a drive-thru window. Initiatives like Charred Oak Kitchen + Bar and Dixie Street Gift Shop are also on the radar to enrich the on-site dining and shopping experience. The plans for “Whataburger” are also in the starting blocks – construction will begin soon, which will certainly further revitalize the area.
Special developments in the region
Another notable project is taking place in Prince George’s County, where Urban Atlantic and Brookfield Properties are working on a large-scale development. This covers a total of 40 acres, covering nearly 3 million square feet, supported by public investments totaling $93.5 million, such as threee60.com reported. 1,500 residential units are to be built here, supplemented by office space, retail and hotel-related uses.
Not only will this public-private partnership create housing, but a new WMATA parking garage and bus depot is also under construction. An important measure in the region is the development of new affordable housing options, such as the “Margaux” market building, which will start accepting the first tenants in June.
In summary, it can be said that Bremen and the surrounding area will continue to attract curious and hungry visitors in the near future. Whether new restaurants, making investments or creating affordable housing – the region has a lot to offer and is well positioned to meet these challenges with creativity and commitment. A good hand in these developments is already evident in recent openings and future plans.