Atlanta
Atlanta Tower’s Act 3: Senior Housing
Originally a hotel, later a condominium community, Presidential Tower is about to start a third life as senior housing. Peacock Partnership acquired the property after five years of negotiations.
Titan, Investcorp Trade Atlanta Community
ECI Group acquired the 410-unit asset located in the city’s West Chamblee submarket. The property offers one- to three-bedroom apartments ranging from 950 to 1,435 square feet.
Suburban Atlanta Senior Community Changes Hands
Village Park Senior Living has sold the 127-unit Village Park at Alpharetta, a newly constructed property offering independent and assisted living as well as memory care units.
Greystone Brown Facilitates $35M Atlanta-Area Transaction
Pennington Pointe, located in Marietta, Ga., previously traded in 2016 for $27.6 million, a sale which was subject to a $22 million Fannie Mae loan, due 2023.
2 GA Student Housing Assets Receive $30M Recap Loan
The properties operate as one community, total 366 units and serve students attending the University of Georgia, which is located three miles away.
Kaplan Taps Prescient for 336-Unit Atlanta Tower
Prescient’s Digital Thread technology will be used to efficiently deliver the belated project. The BIM system is expected to cut development costs, risks and deliver a superior product.
Crown Bay Group Grows Atlanta Portfolio
The company acquired two properties in different suburbs of the metro. Plans to rehabilitate the 1970-built properties are underway, featuring unit improvements and amenity upgrades.
Audubon Completes Renovations of 2 GA Assets
The multifamily communities, located in the northeast Atlanta suburb of Decatur, total 332 units and are 96 percent leased.
Main Street Residential Acquires $20M GA Property
The 214-unit View 75 in Marietta will be rebranded under the company’s Signature name and undergo a $2 million renovation.
RADCO Trades Atlanta Property for $24M
Strategic Holdings financed the acquisition of the 161-unit property with a $19.9 million Freddie Mac loan.











