Butler -  Auburn Redevelopment
Plan Update

Historic District Development Corporation
Current & Future Projects

Creative Loafing
Auburn Avenue Redrawn

National Park Service General Management Plan Development Concept Plan &
Environmental Assessment

Endangered Places
National Trust

CAP/DID
Imagine Downtown

Reclaiming Sweet Auburn

Rendering of Renaissance Walk
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"This exciting project is a perfect blend of partners," said Egbert Perry, Chairman and CEO of The Integral Group that is handling the development end. "Big Bethel AME church officials came to us with a vision for the community based on key property that they owned. From the start, everyone at the table had their heart in the right place and wanted what was best for the future of the Sweet Auburn neighborhood." Carl L. Powell, President and COO of the Integral Real Estate Group, the commercial development division of Integral stated, “ We are attempting to marry the very special past culture of Auburn Avenue with the new urban living and entertainment experiences which are common in today’s mixed use developments. “


Donors will build new SCLC office
Historic group moves to put troubles behind
 Maria Saporta - Staff
Monday, January 16, 2006  (Complete)

 The Southern Christian Leadership Conference plans to build a new headquarters on Auburn Avenue in Atlanta, thanks to new leadership and a little help from its friends.

The historic civil rights organization, which has struggled through financial turmoil and board dissension in recent years, is experiencing a renewal under the leadership of President Charles Steele.   Read More
 

Irwin Place Townhomes


New comfort in the Old Fourth Ward (Complete)

 Nestled between the Old Forth Ward and Inman Park, Irwin Place features 17 townhomes with three levels and with two and three bedrooms. Amenities include stainless steel appliances, granite countertops, marble-surround fireplaces, private baths and garden tubs. 

Construction on the 17 townhomes is nearly complete. Ten of the units have sold and 6 remain on the market. For floor plans and sales information, visit the ANDP Sales & Marketing web site.
 

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Grady Homes Revitalization
Atlanta, Georgia  (Currently Under Construction)
Development Size:
897 Units: 27 acres

Development Cost:
$135,000,000

Role:
Master Developer

Overview:


 

The Wheat Street Charitable Foundation, a development organization set up by Wheat Street Baptist Church, is planning a $100 million, three- to four-year redevelopment of its properties, which are built on 11 acres in and around Auburn Avenue.

Wheat Street will be redeveloping, modernizing and expanding its 280-unit Wheat Street Gardens apartments, a 14-story, 211-unit senior housing tower; two strip shopping centers and other buildings the church began developing in the mid-1960s.


Additional Projects

There are a number of projects that will be built over the next 2 - 5 years that will truly restore the Auburn District to it's former glory.