Upper Westside CID set to open new trail segment
Upper Westside CID set to open new trail segment
The trail segment is funded by $1.45 million in Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program grants along with property donations.
The trail segment is funded by $1.45 million in Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program grants along with property donations. Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
The trail segment is funded by $1.45 million in Georgia Outdoor Stewardship Program grants along with property donations.
Some ‘truly affordable’ homes near Beltline aren’t selling. What gives?
Some ‘truly affordable’ homes near Beltline aren’t selling. What gives?
Some ‘truly affordable’ homes near Beltline aren’t selling. What gives?
Josh Green
Fri, 02/21/2025 – 11:01
A townhome project billed as being “truly affordable” has taken shape with prices not seen in most other Beltline-adjacent neighborhoods in a decade. But these residences are hardly flying off the shelf, in most cases.
Planned to be a 36-unit community eventually, Avenue at Oakland City is located off Murphy Avenue, about four blocks from the Beltline’s Westside Trail.
Formerly called Tucker Avenue Homes, the for-sale, two-story townhouses have been billed as “truly affordable” and “affordable Beltline living” since the project’s inception nearly six years ago. The Avenue’s broader goal is to push back against gentrification growing pains in Southwest Atlanta.
According to Zillow, four homes in the 15-unit first phase have sold to date, with prices from $186,000 to $369,000, and two others are under contract. So as walkable Beltline lifestyles go, relative affordability does seem to apply.
But other Avenue offerings have been on the market for up to eight months.
Are high interest rates to blame? The project’s unique resale structure, in some cases? Something else?
Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
According to listing agent LaCressa Morrow of Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta, eight townhomes deemed affordable are still available, each with two or three bedrooms and between 1,086 and 1,532 square feet.
The project’s market-rate homes—all three bedroom, three and ½ bathroom options with between 1,532 and 1,676 square feet—start at 399,000.
Another category, the “permanently affordable” townhomes, range from $210,000 to $296,000. But according to Morrow, buyers must qualify for a conventional loan with a preferred lender, based on 80 percent and 100 percent of the area’s median income.
Designed by the Xmetrical firm, the Avenue is being developed by Atlanta Land Trust and Intown Builders, with $1.7 million in grant financing contributed by Invest Atlanta.
ALT officials have said the majority of townhomes—29 of 36 units—will remain permanently affordable through use of the community land trust model.
That means the trust will own and maintain the land it secured from the real estate market, and when it comes time to move, the homeowner agrees to resell the residence at restricted, affordable pricing to another lower-income buyer, with the price determined by an Atlanta-specific formula, officials have said.
Some Avenue buyers can qualify for down payment assistance through Invest Atlanta, Atlanta Housing, and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership. But those buyers must finance through one of ALT’s preferred lenders.
The 1095 Tucker Ave. site in relation to the Beltline, downtown Atlanta, and other landmarks. Google Maps
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
As for location, the Beltline’s Murphy Crossing redevelopment site—where a planned housing and jobs hub called Murphy Crossing by Culdesac recently fell apart—is located just over the MARTA tracks. The Oakland City MARTA station is roughly a half-mile south. (The infill MARTA station announced last year for Murphy Crossing, however, would be much closer, should that come to fruition.)
Walkability to the Westside Trail and the Lee + White retail district—both about a half-mile away, to the north—is cited as a perk.
Initial community meetings for the townhome project were held back in 2019.
The project’s broader goal, as ALT officials said when construction kicked off in late 2022, is to help “mitigate gentrification resulting from public investments in the area” by using a “comprehensive, equity-driven approach that connects people, places, and quality of life.”
Site plans indicate five, two-story residential buildings will eventually rise around a surface parking lot when the Avenue is complete. A similar ALT project called The Trust at Oakland City is under construction a few block away in the same neighborhood.
In the gallery above, find more context and a closer look at the Avenue today. Morrow noted that open houses are held at the Avenue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday. (More details here.)
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The 1095 Tucker Ave. site in relation to the Beltline, downtown Atlanta, and other landmarks. Google Maps
Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Layout of the initial site plan (at left) on Tucker Avenue. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
As seen last year, brightly colored facades of Avenue at Oakland City’s initial phase along Tucker Avenue in Southwest Atlanta. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Each Avenue home is bookended by porches. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Proximity to the nearby MARTA line and Beltline’s Westside Trail. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
The smallest floorplan offered in the project’s first phase. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
The largest floorplan currently on tap. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
Some ‘truly affordable’ homes near Beltline aren’t selling. What gives?
Josh Green
Fri, 02/21/2025 – 11:01
A townhome project billed as being “truly affordable” has taken shape with prices not seen in most other Beltline-adjacent neighborhoods in a decade. But these residences are hardly flying off the shelf, in most cases. Planned to be a 36-unit community eventually, Avenue at Oakland City is located off Murphy Avenue, about four blocks from the Beltline’s Westside Trail. Formerly called Tucker Avenue Homes, the for-sale, two-story townhouses have been billed as “truly affordable” and “affordable Beltline living” since the project’s inception nearly six years ago. The Avenue’s broader goal is to push back against gentrification growing pains in Southwest Atlanta. According to Zillow, four homes in the 15-unit first phase have sold to date, with prices from $186,000 to $369,000, and two others are under contract. So as walkable Beltline lifestyles go, relative affordability does seem to apply. But other Avenue offerings have been on the market for up to eight months. Are high interest rates to blame? The project’s unique resale structure, in some cases? Something else?
Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
According to listing agent LaCressa Morrow of Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta, eight townhomes deemed affordable are still available, each with two or three bedrooms and between 1,086 and 1,532 square feet. The project’s market-rate homes—all three bedroom, three and ½ bathroom options with between 1,532 and 1,676 square feet—start at 399,000. Another category, the “permanently affordable” townhomes, range from $210,000 to $296,000. But according to Morrow, buyers must qualify for a conventional loan with a preferred lender, based on 80 percent and 100 percent of the area’s median income. Designed by the Xmetrical firm, the Avenue is being developed by Atlanta Land Trust and Intown Builders, with $1.7 million in grant financing contributed by Invest Atlanta. ALT officials have said the majority of townhomes—29 of 36 units—will remain permanently affordable through use of the community land trust model. That means the trust will own and maintain the land it secured from the real estate market, and when it comes time to move, the homeowner agrees to resell the residence at restricted, affordable pricing to another lower-income buyer, with the price determined by an Atlanta-specific formula, officials have said. Some Avenue buyers can qualify for down payment assistance through Invest Atlanta, Atlanta Housing, and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership. But those buyers must finance through one of ALT’s preferred lenders.
The 1095 Tucker Ave. site in relation to the Beltline, downtown Atlanta, and other landmarks. Google Maps
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
As for location, the Beltline’s Murphy Crossing redevelopment site—where a planned housing and jobs hub called Murphy Crossing by Culdesac recently fell apart—is located just over the MARTA tracks. The Oakland City MARTA station is roughly a half-mile south. (The infill MARTA station announced last year for Murphy Crossing, however, would be much closer, should that come to fruition.) Walkability to the Westside Trail and the Lee + White retail district—both about a half-mile away, to the north—is cited as a perk.Initial community meetings for the townhome project were held back in 2019. The project’s broader goal, as ALT officials said when construction kicked off in late 2022, is to help “mitigate gentrification resulting from public investments in the area” by using a “comprehensive, equity-driven approach that connects people, places, and quality of life.” Site plans indicate five, two-story residential buildings will eventually rise around a surface parking lot when the Avenue is complete. A similar ALT project called The Trust at Oakland City is under construction a few block away in the same neighborhood. In the gallery above, find more context and a closer look at the Avenue today. Morrow noted that open houses are held at the Avenue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday. (More details here.)…Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Oakland City news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Layout of the initial site plan (at left) on Tucker Avenue. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
As seen last year, brightly colored facades of Avenue at Oakland City’s initial phase along Tucker Avenue in Southwest Atlanta. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Each Avenue home is bookended by porches. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Proximity to the nearby MARTA line and Beltline’s Westside Trail. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
The smallest floorplan offered in the project’s first phase. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
The largest floorplan currently on tap. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
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Some ‘truly affordable’ homes near Beltline aren’t selling. What gives?
Josh Green
Fri, 02/21/2025 – 11:01
A townhome project billed as being “truly affordable” has taken shape with prices not seen in most other Beltline-adjacent neighborhoods in a decade. But these residences are hardly flying off the shelf, in most cases. Planned to be a 36-unit community eventually, Avenue at Oakland City is located off Murphy Avenue, about four blocks from the Beltline’s Westside Trail. Formerly called Tucker Avenue Homes, the for-sale, two-story townhouses have been billed as “truly affordable” and “affordable Beltline living” since the project’s inception nearly six years ago. The Avenue’s broader goal is to push back against gentrification growing pains in Southwest Atlanta. According to Zillow, four homes in the 15-unit first phase have sold to date, with prices from $186,000 to $369,000, and two others are under contract. So as walkable Beltline lifestyles go, relative affordability does seem to apply. But other Avenue offerings have been on the market for up to eight months. Are high interest rates to blame? The project’s unique resale structure, in some cases? Something else?
Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
According to listing agent LaCressa Morrow of Keller Williams Realty Intown Atlanta, eight townhomes deemed affordable are still available, each with two or three bedrooms and between 1,086 and 1,532 square feet. The project’s market-rate homes—all three bedroom, three and ½ bathroom options with between 1,532 and 1,676 square feet—start at 399,000. Another category, the “permanently affordable” townhomes, range from $210,000 to $296,000. But according to Morrow, buyers must qualify for a conventional loan with a preferred lender, based on 80 percent and 100 percent of the area’s median income. Designed by the Xmetrical firm, the Avenue is being developed by Atlanta Land Trust and Intown Builders, with $1.7 million in grant financing contributed by Invest Atlanta. ALT officials have said the majority of townhomes—29 of 36 units—will remain permanently affordable through use of the community land trust model. That means the trust will own and maintain the land it secured from the real estate market, and when it comes time to move, the homeowner agrees to resell the residence at restricted, affordable pricing to another lower-income buyer, with the price determined by an Atlanta-specific formula, officials have said. Some Avenue buyers can qualify for down payment assistance through Invest Atlanta, Atlanta Housing, and Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership. But those buyers must finance through one of ALT’s preferred lenders.
The 1095 Tucker Ave. site in relation to the Beltline, downtown Atlanta, and other landmarks. Google Maps
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
As for location, the Beltline’s Murphy Crossing redevelopment site—where a planned housing and jobs hub called Murphy Crossing by Culdesac recently fell apart—is located just over the MARTA tracks. The Oakland City MARTA station is roughly a half-mile south. (The infill MARTA station announced last year for Murphy Crossing, however, would be much closer, should that come to fruition.) Walkability to the Westside Trail and the Lee + White retail district—both about a half-mile away, to the north—is cited as a perk.Initial community meetings for the townhome project were held back in 2019. The project’s broader goal, as ALT officials said when construction kicked off in late 2022, is to help “mitigate gentrification resulting from public investments in the area” by using a “comprehensive, equity-driven approach that connects people, places, and quality of life.” Site plans indicate five, two-story residential buildings will eventually rise around a surface parking lot when the Avenue is complete. A similar ALT project called The Trust at Oakland City is under construction a few block away in the same neighborhood. In the gallery above, find more context and a closer look at the Avenue today. Morrow noted that open houses are held at the Avenue from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Saturday. (More details here.)…Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Oakland City news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)
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The 1095 Tucker Ave. site in relation to the Beltline, downtown Atlanta, and other landmarks. Google Maps
Finished phase one facades of the Avenue at Oakland City project. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Model living and kitchen space for a $425,000 unit at the Avenue at Oakland City. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
Layout of the initial site plan (at left) on Tucker Avenue. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
As seen last year, brightly colored facades of Avenue at Oakland City’s initial phase along Tucker Avenue in Southwest Atlanta. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty; photography by Home Tours of America
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Each Avenue home is bookended by porches. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
Proximity to the nearby MARTA line and Beltline’s Westside Trail. GAMLS/Keller Williams Realty
The smallest floorplan offered in the project’s first phase. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
The largest floorplan currently on tap. Avenue at Oakland City; Xmetrical
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Posh Raleigh Seniors Facility Opens Doors
Posh Raleigh Seniors Facility Opens Doors
Liberty Senior Living’s high-end senior living complex is taking residents. The Triangle Business Journal reports that the 5-story complex in Raleigh rises where the Country Club Homes apartments once stood at Fairview and Oberlin roads.
Called Hayes Barton Place, residents will find a health center, pickleball court, movie theater and multiple restaurants, all geared toward seniors. Monthly fees start at $6,615 per month for 800 square feet and go up to $18,350 for the largest offerings.
The main building includes 169 terrace-style residences offering access to all the amenities, plus another 24 condo-style residences called The Flats at Bicton.
Liberty Senior Living has developed 14 properties, including The Templeton in Cary, has acquired five more and has two under development, including one in Pittsboro.
Hayes Barton Place has 86 percent of its spaces spoken for.
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Liberty Senior Living’s high-end senior living complex is taking residents. The Triangle Business Journal reports that the 5-story complex in Raleigh rises where the Country Club Homes apartments once stood at Fairview and Oberlin roads. Called Hayes Barton Place, residents will find a health center, pickleball court, movie theater and multiple restaurants, all geared toward seniors. Monthly …
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Liberty Senior Living’s high-end senior living complex is taking residents. The Triangle Business Journal reports that the 5-story complex in Raleigh rises where the Country Club Homes apartments once stood at Fairview and Oberlin roads. Called Hayes Barton Place, residents will find a health center, pickleball court, movie theater and multiple restaurants, all geared toward seniors. Monthly …
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Pendry Planning $364M Nashville Hotel
Pendry Planning $364M Nashville Hotel
Pendry is considering opening the Pendry Nashville Hotel & Residences by Montage Hotels and Resorts in the Paseo South Gulch project (photo), one of the city’s largest developments.
The Nashville Business Journal reports the hotel and condo tower is slated to rise 30 stories and include 146 condo units and 180 hotel rooms. The hotel development is estimated to cost $364 million.
Project details also include a 100-seat restaurant, a 75-seat lobby bar/cafe and 13,400 square feet of meeting and event space, including a ballroom, library, conference facilities and more.
Outdoor amenities include a 10,500-square-foot hotel pool and bar lounge and an exclusive condo pool. The 30th floor, it said, would serve as an exclusive amenity level for condo residents, with a whiskey and billiards room, chef’s kitchen and outdoor lounge.
The tower was scheduled to break ground by the end of 2024 and is expected to deliver in early 2027. Investment firm Trestle Studio and construction company JE Dunn are also partners in the project.
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Pendry is considering opening the Pendry Nashville Hotel & Residences by Montage Hotels and Resorts in the Paseo South Gulch project (photo), one of the city’s largest developments. The Nashville Business Journal reports the hotel and condo tower is slated to rise 30 stories and include 146 condo units and 180 hotel rooms. The hotel development is …
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Pendry is considering opening the Pendry Nashville Hotel & Residences by Montage Hotels and Resorts in the Paseo South Gulch project (photo), one of the city’s largest developments. The Nashville Business Journal reports the hotel and condo tower is slated to rise 30 stories and include 146 condo units and 180 hotel rooms. The hotel development is …
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Mixed-Use Project Planned for Blandtown
Mixed-Use Project Planned for Blandtown
Another residential community appears to be moving forward in Blandtown.
1283 West would create 200 housing units and 7,000 square feet of commercial space. Project leaders recently filed paperwork related to the project, Urbanize Atlanta reports. According to the news outlet, the building is expected to be 14 stories. Community amenities could include a pool, a fitness center, and lounges.
The community is proposed for 1283 Marietta Boulevard NW, northwest of Midtown Atlanta.
The project comes from Atlanta-based real estate firm Five Points Development, whose portfolio includes Legacy at Vine City in Atlanta, Stonepoint in Lithonia and Myrtle Terraces in Gainesville.
“Our core objective is developing living communities through an uncompromising dedication to innovation, architecture, and inclusion,” according to the Five Points Development website. “We strongly believe inclusive revitalization is key to community enhancement and not displacement.”
1283 West is one of several multifamily projects proposed for Atlanta’s Blandtown neighborhood, joining an 845-unit community from Columbia Ventures called Huber West Midtown and a 250-unit project from Crescent Communities called Novel Blandtown.
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Here are the largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta
Here are the largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2019-09-06 17:16:48)
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda
Here are the largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta
Here are the largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda Read MoreBizjournals.com Feed (2022-04-02 21:43:57)
The largest homebuilders in metro Atlanta reported more than 14,600 housing starts during 2024. Atlanta Business Chronicle’s 2025 ranking includes builders operating in the Atlanta MSA. The online version of this ranking expands beyond what appears in print; another 18 residential building companies are included in our digital ranking, in addition to the 15 featured in this week’s print edition. This week’s List is part of a broader strategy shift in our research methodology and philosophy in 2025, one that will emphasize more data and context for readers while better coordinating the resources available to us and our 40-plus sister publications under the American City Business Journals flag. Information on The List was obtained from Zonda Data Intelligence and Zonda Media | Builder Magazine https://www.builderonline.com/organization/zonda
BizSpotlight: Halpern Enterprises Inc.
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Swanky ‘Ronara’ to continue downtown Alpharetta densification
Swanky ‘Ronara’ to continue downtown Alpharetta densification
Swanky ‘Ronara’ to continue downtown Alpharetta densification
Josh Green
Thu, 02/20/2025 – 17:04
The densification of blocks around Alpharetta City Center is set to continue with housing that starts at a couple of million bucks.
Infrastructure work and street installation is finished for a residential project called “Ronara” that will take shape between 236 and 244 N. Main St., a few blocks north of downtown Alpharetta’s main hub of shopping and dining.
According to Ronara joint venture partners Monte Hewett and Atlanta-based Kingdom Estates, vertical construction is scheduled to begin at the 1.61-acre site next month.
Ronara is replacing two single-family houses perched above North Main Street with 11 luxury, detached homes that will feature side courtyards instead of sprawling, suburban yards.
Expect prices of $2 million—and up—for Ronara homes.
Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The 244 to 236 N. Main St. sites in relation to the bulk of downtown Alpharetta, located just to the south. Google Maps
Home sizes haven’t been specified, but selling points are expected to include walkability to nearby businesses and design that “will redefine luxury living in downtown Alpharetta, offering the perfect balance of privacy, style and convenience,” as Monte Hewett, president of Monte Hewett Homes, put it in an announcement.
Just beyond the Ronara front stoops, Georgia Department of Transportation is deep into the $50-million reconstruction of North Main Street/Ga. Highway 9.
That project is widening the corridor to four lanes for 3.6 miles between Upper Hembree Road and Windward Parkway, while also installing bike lanes, 10-foot sidewalks, on-street parking in places, ADA-friendly sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, and other features.
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
Monte Hewett has built more than 35 neighborhoods in Atlanta and places such as Halcyon since its founding in the early 2000s. Recent intown ventures include The Harman near East Atlanta Village and the townhome component at West Midtown’s growing The Interlock district.
Elsewhere in Alpharetta, the developer started bringing condo project Findley Row to market last summer, just north of Ga. Highway 400 between North Point Mall and Avalon. That’s one residential component of a new mixed-use enclave called Northwinds Summit.
Swing up to the gallery for more Ronara context and images.
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The 244 to 236 N. Main St. sites in relation to the bulk of downtown Alpharetta, located just to the south. Google Maps
The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
The Ronara site last summer, as seen next to the Ga. Highway 9/North Main Street road-widening project. Google Maps
Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
Swanky ‘Ronara’ to continue downtown Alpharetta densification
Josh Green
Thu, 02/20/2025 – 17:04
The densification of blocks around Alpharetta City Center is set to continue with housing that starts at a couple of million bucks. Infrastructure work and street installation is finished for a residential project called “Ronara” that will take shape between 236 and 244 N. Main St., a few blocks north of downtown Alpharetta’s main hub of shopping and dining. According to Ronara joint venture partners Monte Hewett and Atlanta-based Kingdom Estates, vertical construction is scheduled to begin at the 1.61-acre site next month. Ronara is replacing two single-family houses perched above North Main Street with 11 luxury, detached homes that will feature side courtyards instead of sprawling, suburban yards. Expect prices of $2 million—and up—for Ronara homes.
Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The 244 to 236 N. Main St. sites in relation to the bulk of downtown Alpharetta, located just to the south. Google Maps
Home sizes haven’t been specified, but selling points are expected to include walkability to nearby businesses and design that “will redefine luxury living in downtown Alpharetta, offering the perfect balance of privacy, style and convenience,” as Monte Hewett, president of Monte Hewett Homes, put it in an announcement. Just beyond the Ronara front stoops, Georgia Department of Transportation is deep into the $50-million reconstruction of North Main Street/Ga. Highway 9. That project is widening the corridor to four lanes for 3.6 miles between Upper Hembree Road and Windward Parkway, while also installing bike lanes, 10-foot sidewalks, on-street parking in places, ADA-friendly sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, and other features.
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
Monte Hewett has built more than 35 neighborhoods in Atlanta and places such as Halcyon since its founding in the early 2000s. Recent intown ventures include The Harman near East Atlanta Village and the townhome component at West Midtown’s growing The Interlock district.Elsewhere in Alpharetta, the developer started bringing condo project Findley Row to market last summer, just north of Ga. Highway 400 between North Point Mall and Avalon. That’s one residential component of a new mixed-use enclave called Northwinds Summit.Swing up to the gallery for more Ronara context and images….Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Now 10 years old, is Avalon metro Atlanta’s best big development? (Urbanize ATL)
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The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
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Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
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Swanky ‘Ronara’ to continue downtown Alpharetta densification
Josh Green
Thu, 02/20/2025 – 17:04
The densification of blocks around Alpharetta City Center is set to continue with housing that starts at a couple of million bucks. Infrastructure work and street installation is finished for a residential project called “Ronara” that will take shape between 236 and 244 N. Main St., a few blocks north of downtown Alpharetta’s main hub of shopping and dining. According to Ronara joint venture partners Monte Hewett and Atlanta-based Kingdom Estates, vertical construction is scheduled to begin at the 1.61-acre site next month. Ronara is replacing two single-family houses perched above North Main Street with 11 luxury, detached homes that will feature side courtyards instead of sprawling, suburban yards. Expect prices of $2 million—and up—for Ronara homes.
Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The 244 to 236 N. Main St. sites in relation to the bulk of downtown Alpharetta, located just to the south. Google Maps
Home sizes haven’t been specified, but selling points are expected to include walkability to nearby businesses and design that “will redefine luxury living in downtown Alpharetta, offering the perfect balance of privacy, style and convenience,” as Monte Hewett, president of Monte Hewett Homes, put it in an announcement. Just beyond the Ronara front stoops, Georgia Department of Transportation is deep into the $50-million reconstruction of North Main Street/Ga. Highway 9. That project is widening the corridor to four lanes for 3.6 miles between Upper Hembree Road and Windward Parkway, while also installing bike lanes, 10-foot sidewalks, on-street parking in places, ADA-friendly sidewalks, pedestrian lighting, and other features.
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
Monte Hewett has built more than 35 neighborhoods in Atlanta and places such as Halcyon since its founding in the early 2000s. Recent intown ventures include The Harman near East Atlanta Village and the townhome component at West Midtown’s growing The Interlock district.Elsewhere in Alpharetta, the developer started bringing condo project Findley Row to market last summer, just north of Ga. Highway 400 between North Point Mall and Avalon. That’s one residential component of a new mixed-use enclave called Northwinds Summit.Swing up to the gallery for more Ronara context and images….Follow us on social media: Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram • Now 10 years old, is Avalon metro Atlanta’s best big development? (Urbanize ATL)
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244 N. Main Street
236 N. Main Street
Alpharetta
Ronara
Monte Hewett
Kingdom Estates
Downtown Alpharetta
North Main Street
Alpharetta Construction
Alpharetta Development
OTP
Atlanta Suburbs
Alpharetta Homes for Sale
Alpharetta Housing
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The 244 to 236 N. Main St. sites in relation to the bulk of downtown Alpharetta, located just to the south. Google Maps
The North Main Street parcels in question in May 2022. Google Maps
The Ronara site last summer, as seen next to the Ga. Highway 9/North Main Street road-widening project. Google Maps
Overview of Ronara plans along North Main Street. Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
Courtesy of Monte Hewett/Kingdom Estates
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North Main Street project is bringing 11 residences in place of two
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Alpharetta
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