Investment Map

Renovation of 18-story, 306,000 square feet of a former office building

Condo development

Renovation of the existing vacant restaurant to create space for two restaurants totaling 4,300 sq. feet.

Adaptive reuse of vacant office building to convert to residential units

Multi-family residential

4 story, 23,000 square feet new construction of condos and retail

Redevelopment of former American Legion building into office and retail space.

Addition of about 300 apartments, most of them affordable. A 5-story school building called The Podium would also rise near the new towers. The church's annex, once the Wesley Chapel, may be restored and renovated so it can house a community assistance program.

Renovation of the Class A office building

Complete renovation of a vacant 8,091 square feet building constructed in 1941. When complete, it will contain 6,243 square feet of office space and 1,848 square feet of flexible community-focused space. The primary focus of the project is to support community-oriented non-profits and the surrounding neighborhood with affordable quality space.

Redevelopment of existing affordable housing tower

Multi-phased redevelopment that will include a parking deck and residential development, and renovating the church's administrative offices.

A five-story building with a mix of studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom apartments averaging 790 square feet.

Part of a mixed use development including the complete "Reverb by Hard Rock" hotel which opened in 2020.

Located in Atlanta’s historic Castleberry Hill neighborhood. Each 3-story townhome features a 3 bedroom and 3.5 bathroom floor plan ranging in size from 2,100 to 2,300 square-feet.

The entertainment-focused phase of the project will be filled with an immersive "eatertainment" concept, entertainment venue, food and beverage tenants, and a 233-key hotel.

A mixed-use development in Downtown Atlanta offering retail and office space.

Renovation of existing building on church property into non-profit office and event space.

Republic-Michaels-Sophy venture plans a total of 1.8M SF of development including housing with 525 affordable units, a grocery store, recreation space, a new school, hospitality, retail, office, rooftop gardens and open spaces.

The first phase of the Civic Center redevelopment plan is to begin with senior housing, breaking ground in April 2024 with est. completion date of 2026

Create 6,600 square feet of affordable retail and office space for non-profit and social impact users. The properties are owned by Community of Hospitality (COH), an intentional, faith-based organization committed to the service of others by traditionally serving the homeless and now, via this project, cultivating socially-oriented small businesses and nonprofits to further their missions.

New cancer center as part of Emory's Winship Cancer Institute, that will include about 64 inpatient beds and 26 observation beds. The tower will also include research space, perioperative services, imaging services, radiation oncology, a clinical laboratory, pharmacy, infusion therapy and outpatient clinic space. In addition, an array of support services will located in the new tower.

Improvements to lighting, exterior, interior, and plaza redevelopment / reconnecting of the street grid

Mixed-use residential and retail development incorporating existing retail structures and buildings into the facade.

An expansion of the non-profit organization's office space on their current site.

Renovation of existing office building for university use

The new GSU Convocation Center will provide indoor space for a variety of large gatherings, including commencements and indoor concerts. It will also be the new home of Panthers basketball. The building will accommodate as many as 7,300 people for basketball games, 7,500 for graduation events and 8,000 for concerts The new facility will also include classroom and academic support space as well as the ability to accommodate large conferences and esports tournaments.

Phase III of GSU's Science Park Complex dedicated to advanced research with a focus on highly infectious diseases, providing critical information for prevention, treatment and future drug and vaccine development. The building would include highly specialized laboratory space, open laboratories with associated lab support spaces and offices, and a small vivarium, a space where animals are housed for observation and research

The Grace Residences is a collection of 280 apartments located at Science Square, a mixed-use innovation community that is adjacent to Georgia Tech. The Grace is comprised of a 14-story tower and a connected six-story mid-rise building with 280 units; 28 units at the property will be designated as affordable.

An outpatient care center expansion to the Grady Medical campus.

Phase one of a master plan to include 97 units of new senior housing.

The Herndon Homes site consists of more than 12 acres along Northside Drive, approximately one mile north of the Atlanta Falcons’ new Mercedes Benz Stadium. The development, as envisioned, will be a viable, healthy, and sustainable mixed-use and mixed-income community which will serve as a catalyst to spur future development opportunities in the surrounding area.

Renovation of the City's historic "Hotel Row" to add ground floor retail, restaurants and office space.

New student housing project opening Fall 2021

New construction, 32-story private student housing development

Conversion of former Norfolk Southern HQ in residential apartments with ground floor retail, including Wild Leap Brewing Co.

Twenty-seven new condominiums in historic Castleberry Hill

Transit-oriented development with street-level retail.

Mix of hotel and time shares paired with a Margaritaville retail and hospitality concept

Planned Marriott Residence Inn in the heart of the Centennial Park District.

Mixed-use healthcare and affordable housing located near MARTA rail.

As part of the city's rapid housing initiative, 40 micro-units made from converted shipping containers will provide housing for unhoused people.

A capital expansion adding 20,000 square feet to the existing footprint

The Student Success Center will contain a one-stop hub for the university’s nationally recognized student success services and the headquarters for the National Institute of Student Success (NISS).

Construction of a visitors center outside of the Cemetery's main, western gate. The visitor center will include an expanded museum store, atrium, multipurpose classroom/event space, meeting room, and offices for the Historic Oakland Foundation.

The location will serve as the new headquarters for Georgia Works doubling the organization's operations. The historic building will be redeveloped to bring retail and provide transitional housing for Georgia Works participants and program graduates. The units will have two or three beds, a kitchenette, and a bathroom.

Adaptive re-use of office building into a hotel in the heart of South Downtown

The building will be renovated into approximately 16,000 square feet of multi-use space. Once completed, the basement and first floor will be leased and operated by the National Park Service as an educational and interpretive exhibit of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s office, while the second floor and Hilliard Street storefronts will be operated by local businesses. The current owner will continue to maintain a portion of the second floor and all of the third floor for organizational activities.

New construction of student housing will feature 247 units (742 beds) with up to 15% of the units set aside for residents at 80% of Area Median Income and renting from about $1,100 to $1,900.

Residential Loft Conversion with plans for more than 50 loft-style apartments in the 1960s-era complex.

An expanded temporary housing facility meant to serve Atlanta’s most vulnerable populations is expected to be underway soon just north of Centennial Olympic Park. It will house the organization’s emergency and transitional living shelter facility, boosting the number of beds from 321 today to 437. Another component will be a Salvation Army Education and Workforce Development Center with a computer lab and six classrooms, plus study and collaboration areas.

Phase 1A to include 365,000 square feet of lab and office space, and Phase1B will include 275 units of apartments

Four-star hotel with convention amenities

96 multifamily units designated for families making at or below 60% AMI, rents will be capped at 30% of income

Third phase of Wingate's master redevelopment plan to revitalize its holdings of 733 affordable apartment homes located in the Old Fourth Ward neighborhood

The Carter development team is developing 35 acres, of the total 72-acre site, into a mixed-use neighborhood that will include corporate offices, multifamily housing, specialty and neighborhood retail, and private student apartments. The first phase of the development will include the redevelopment of the old commercial area along Georgia Avenue.

438 units marketed to teachers, with 229 workforce and 209 senior units, as well as 25,000 square feet for local entrepreneurs and restaurants

Thrive Sweet Auburn is a mixed-use development by Project Community Connections, Inc. (PCCI) in partnership with Mercy Housing Southeast (MHSE). Located at 302 Decatur St., SE in Atlanta’s historic Old Fourth Ward community, the estimated completion date is Spring 2021. Features include: A mix of permanent supportive housing and affordable units for households earning between 30% and 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI). Amenities will include on site support services for residents and community members as well as office, commercial, training and amenity space

Ninety-nine year land lease with Invest Atlanta to facilitate the development of mixed-income housing across from Atlanta City Hall.

Conversion of a 44-story office tower adjacent to Woodruff Park and the Five Points MARTA station into a mixed-use, residential development. Program details in development

Redevelopment and re-positioning of entire property into a mixed-used community

Creation of a sustainable and vibrant mixed-use environment that is equally inviting to the neighborhood community as it is to the office tenants, hotel guests and homeowners.