As reported by People.com, Durant’s investment firm, 35V, has teamed up with the Atlanta-based TPA Group to purchase the massive property. For Durant, who grew up in the D.C. area, the move is a literal homecoming.
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View this post on InstagramThe transition marks a significant shift for the property, which began as a wildlife safari in 1974 before becoming a Six Flags staple in 1999. The sale is part of a larger move by Six Flags to restructure and pay down debt by offloading underperforming parks.
While exact blueprints haven't been released yet, the county is prioritizing resident feedback, with plans for community engagement events to help shape the project. It’s a rare "win-win" in the world of real estate: a legendary athlete investing back into his roots, and a community getting a fresh, sophisticated space to call its own.
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