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Exclusive: Canvas Companies acquires century-old North Highridge Apartments in Poncey-Highland
A locally-owned real estate firm, Canvas Companies, has acquired the historic North Highridge Apartments in Atlanta's Poncey-Highland neighborhood with plans to maintain the century-old complex's legacy. The post Exclusive: Canvas Companies acquires century-old North Highridge Apartments in Poncey-Highland appeared first on Rough Draft® .
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Jim Chapman hires land-acquisition executive Brandon Woods
Atlanta-based build-to-rent contractor Jim Chapman Construction Group recently hired ResiBuilt and ResiCap veteran Brandon Woods as assistant vice president of land acquisition. A 20-year veteran of BTR, multifamily and mixed-use development, Woods will work with landowners, brokers and developers to pursue strategic land acquisitions and guide projects through early-stage development,...
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North Atlanta’s Homeownership Divide Spans 31 Percentage Points
North Atlanta may look like a region of homeowner suburbs, but the housing mix changes dramatically from one community to another. In Forsyth County, 84.4% of occupied homes are owner-occupied. In Peachtree Corners, the rate is 53%, leaving renters just three percentage points short of half the city’s households.
Willow and Hearth
HOA With a Forty Thousand Dollar Budget Somehow Issued More Than Four Hundred Thousand Dollars in Fines and Is Now Foreclosing on Its Own Neighbors
The homeowners association for the Daniel Park subdivision in Dacula, Georgia, budgets about $40,000 a year in fine revenue. Somewhere along the way, that number stopped being a budget line […]
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European-Inspired Architecture on a Private Wooded Estate
This distinguished European-style estate by Greenfield Construction sits on 2.88 wooded acres inside the gated Country Club of the South. Custom details, designer ceilings, detailed millwork, and high-quality finishes give the home a strong architectural presence, while the layout is equally comfortable for daily comfort and entertaining. A two-story Grand...
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David Weekley to open first community in McDonough this fall with Wade Farm debut
David Weekley Homes is set to open its fifth 55-plus Atlanta-area community late this fall with the debut of Wade Farm in McDonough. Work on the 156-acre, 318-home community — David Weekley’s first in McDonough — is underway. Homes will come from the builder’s Encore product line with prices starting in the mid-$300,000s. Two model homes will be open for tours when sales start.
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20-Acre Buford Highway Tract Hits Market at $5.08 Million
A 20.42-acre tract along Buford Highway in Cumming has been listed for $5.08 million, putting another sizable piece of South Forsyth land in play for potential residential development. The property, east of Ga. 400 along Highway 20, is already zoned RES2 and is being marketed for residential use. A conceptual...
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Grant Park Gateway Sits Empty for Years, Neighborhood Leader Pitches Library Fix
The Grant Park Gateway is finished, ready for occupancy, and completely empty — a 7,050-square-foot blank shell sitting atop one of Atlanta's most celebrated pieces of civic architecture, and still without a single tenant more than five years after the building opened. Now the president of the Grant Park Neighborhood Association has floated a new idea for the space: turn it into a library branch.
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448 affordable homes open in Atlanta’s Greenbriar neighborhood
Featured photograph: Atlanta skyline, used for city context—not the Stone Hogan development. The construction photograph below shows Stone Hogan. A long-vacant property in Atlanta’s Greenbriar neighborhood has become two residential communities with a combined 448 affordable apartments. Atlanta Housing and its partners celebrated the opening of the Flats and Villas at Stone Hogan on September 11.
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Midtown Village Tenants Say Mold Is Making Them Sick, Fear Speaking Up
Tenants at Midtown Village Apartments in Atlanta say fungus and mold have spread through their $800-a-month units, and some of them believe the conditions are worsening ongoing health problems. The 160-unit complex at 140 Pine Street NE, a former extended-stay hotel converted into efficiency-style housing, includes 92 units set aside for people living with HIV through a partnership with AID Atlanta, according to AID Atlanta.
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ARK Homes For Rent begins lease-up of Bethlehem BTR community, Woodbine Station
ARK Homes For Rent recently kicked off leasing at Woodbine Station, its new build-to-rent townhome community in Bethlehem. All 239 homes have three bedrooms, 2.5 bathrooms and open-concept floor plans. They range from 1,665 to 1,685 square feet and are priced at $2,095 per month. Other in-home amenities include granite countertops, stainless-steel appliances, in-home laundry, attached two-car garages, private driveways and outdoor patios.
Rough Draft Atlanta
City of Atlanta launches no-fee microloans to help struggling renters
As part of the City of Atlanta’s Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative, Mayor Andre Dickens announced a new zero-cost, zero-fee anti-displacement loan pilot program to help renters who might be facing eviction. The two-year pilot is being led and administered by the Flagstone Initiative, a national nonprofit founded in 2022. According to a press release from the […] The post City of Atlanta launches no-fee microloans to help struggling renters appeared first on Rough Draft .
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TCC and Japanese Consortium Deliver 686K-SF Buford Creek Business Center Near Atlanta
Trammell Crow Company (“TCC”), a leading commercial real estate developer, and its joint venture partner, a consortium led by CBRE Japan, have delivered Buford Creek Business Center, a three-building, 686,400-square-foot speculative industrial park in Buford, Georgia, approximately 30 miles northeast of Atlanta. CBRE’s Todd Barton, Mark Hawks, Joanna Blaesing, and Matt Higgins are marketing the buildings for sale or lease on behalf of ownership.