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Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 23 190 132 150 131 57 134 28 135 1 48 133 69 ID PROPERTY UNITS 1 Cortland Decatur East 288 114 Total Lease Up 288 187 23 Avondale Hills 408 28 Callaway Building 329 44 Creekside Forest Redevelopment 276 48 Manor at Indian Creek Senior Phase II 94 Total Under Construction 1,107 54 Abbington Reserve 238 57 Alexan Gateway 290 44 69 Spring Pointe Redevelopment 65 Total Planned 593 114 Woodbine Avenue 340 54 Bank of America Building 131 Redevelopment 203 132 North Arcadia Development 289 133 Covington Highway 58 134 Farrar Court & Mountain Drive 100 135 Phoenix Station 244 150 Fenner Dunlop Property 200 187 Columbia Fayetteville 108 190 163 Clairemont 232 Total Prospective 1,774 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 66 Gartrell Courts 261 67 StudioPlex Hotel 56 85 161 Peachtree Center 345 86 Avery, The 180 87 Downtown West Redevelopment 239 89 Castleberry Park 130 90 Gulch, The 1,000 91 University Commons 239 92 Walton Eastside 400 85 Total Planned 3,857 106 4 101 222 Mitchell Street 205 64 67 102 240 Grant Street 297 40 103 41 Marietta St 131 91 103 65 105 Edgewood Center II 50 87 106 Luckie Street 100 185 105 13 Norfolk Southern Complex 89 90 107 Redevelopment 246 66 112 930 Mauldin Street 143 107 101 53 86 Atlanta Constitution Building at 185 Five Points 112 Total Prospective 1,284 92 35 112 102 ID PROPERTY UNITS 26 2 Alta Dairies 312 4 Mix, The 228 13 Edge 350 2 21 Total Lease Up 890 21 Madison Yards 607 56 25 Avila Glenwood 201 55 26 Modera Reynoldstown 320 35 Ashley Scholar's Landing 135 40 Bethel Towers Redevelopment 182 Total Under Construction 1,445 25 53 Underground Atlanta 100 55 Link Apartments Grant Park 246 56 Link Grant Park 246 64 220 John Wesley Dobbs Avenue NE 321 65 Auburn 94 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 157 Tower Place 297 158 99 West Paces Ferry Road NW 313 3 Modera Buckhead 399 159 99 West Paces Ferry Road 7 Sutton Buckhead, The 151 186 NW Phase II 80 8 Northlake Senior 90 160 Buckhead West Village 175 9 Newbergh ATL 258 161 Peachtree Battle 262 10 Ashley Gables Buckhead, The 325 162 3261 Roswell Road 90 11 Solis Decatur 290 163 340 East Paces Ferry Road 408 14 Accent Morningside 239 164 Amli Flatiron 271 Total Lease Up 1,752 165 Crescent Lenox 352 166 Lenox Square Phase II 374 18 Point on Scott Phase II 400 167 Bramblewood Homes 197 24 Vue at the Quarter 271 168 Lenox 188 29 Oleander 348 169 Bainbridge Chamblee 220 30 Gentry 290 170 Northlake 245 38 Irby, The 277 192 Scott Boulevard Senior 90 81 41 Decatur Lofts 262 Total Prospective 5,715 151 82 42 Icon Buckhead 363 152 153 74 45 Accent 2050 198 Total Under Construction 2,409 42 169 170 156 76 164 168 72 Novel Upper Westside 345 75 157 165 8 162 77 74 Solis Dresden 169 160 166 75 Camden Buckhead 365 38 30 167 76 Lenox Square 374 158 163 10 77 Ivy Place Redevelopment 180 159 3 147 80 Assembly, The 200 7 81 Berkeley Township 237 82 Dresden Village 169 29 Total Planned 2,039 161 9 72 146 Piedmont Avenue 100 45 Emory University Mixed-Use 24 147 100 Campus 14 149 148 Peachtree Pavilion 500 149 Decatur Landing 500 148 146 151 Brookhaven/Oglethorpe MARTA Station Parcel 11 100 Senior 192 152 Brookhaven/Oglethorpe 41 MARTA Station Parcel 6 156 18 11 153 Brookhaven/Oglethorpe 184 MARTA Station Parcel 9 156 Modera Prominence 407 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 136 AMLI West Town 220 5 Vireo 310 137 Complex West Midtown 100 138 Goat Farm Arts Center 240 6 Theory West Midtown 180 139 12 Ascent Midtown 328 139 Upper Westside Lofts 100 Total Lease Up 818 140 Works at Chattahoochee, The 500 141 1781 Peachtree 265 142 1330 West Peachtree Street 98 19 Star Metals Residences 409 143 17th & Spring 354 20 Generation Atlanta 335 140 141 116 144 AMLI Atlantic Station 360 27 NOVEL O4W 233 137 145 Peach, The 107 Total Under Construction 977 145 188 Grove Park 110 189 Herndon Square 700 58 740 West Peachtree Street 140 70 191 10th and Monroe 351 59 Alexan 8West 264 Total Prospective 9,364 60 NOVEL Midtown 338 144 12 73 61 903 Peachtree 417 143 62 EVIVA Peachtree 391 71 142 63 Yoo on Peachtree 330 136 68 North Highland 71 60 70 Loring Heights Residential 58 120 128 138 63 5 71 Northside & 17th 350 19 73 Peachtree at 17th 206 191 88 Spoke Phase II 235 125 124 123 Total Planned 2,800 59 61 121 115 Heritage Village West Lake 123 122 62 58 116 Marietta Boulevard 300 117 Quarry Yards 850 117 119 6 127 129 118 Centennial Olympic Park Drive 336 118 27 119 Echo Street 650 188 68 130 120 Interlock, The 350 126 189 121 Joseph E. Lowery Boulevard 171 122 M Street Phase II 60 20 123 Mark at Atlanta, The 230 124 Osprey 319 115 125 Puritan Mill Mixed-Use Building 50 88 126 SoNo on Peachtree 200 127 Spring Street 320 Westside Park at Bellwood 128 Quarry Redevelopment 700 129 Ponce City Market Phase II 100 130 760 Ralph 1,100 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 47 183 37 182 79 181 180 33 179 178 83 15 17 177 31 174 32 34 36 176 171 173 175 46 172 78 154 ID PROPERTY UNITS 78 River Oaks & Stillhouse 259 79 Marketplace Vista 298 15 District at Windy Hill, The 275155 17 Broadstone Ridge 277 83 Overture and Elan at Powers Ferry 471 Total Lease Up 552 Total Planned 1,028 31 Genuine Parts Property 285 154 Cobb Parkway Mixed Use 300 32 Reserve at the Ballpark Phase II, The 275 155 Cumberland 500 178 Terrel Mills Park 259 33 Ashford Green - Brookhaven 300 171 2800 - 2810 Spring 310 179 Peachtree Dunwoody Pavilion 34 Malone on Peachtree, The 205 172 Cumberland Mall Redevelopment 325 Redevelopment 335 36 Windsor Parkview Phase II 200 173 Element Galleria 283 180 Tilly Mill Road 320 37 Adley at City Springs, The 291 174 Roswell Street Townhomes 81 181 Concourse 270 46 Collection Phase III, The 315 175 Sports Avenue 108 182 High Street 1,500 47 Alastair at Aria Village 355 176 Galleria Parkway 100 183 Northpark 100 - 300 350 177 Reserve at the Ballpark Phase III, The 224 Total Under Construction 2,226 Total Prospective 5,265 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 ID PROPERTY UNITS 16 Parc Place Townhomes 120 Total Lease Up 120 113 43 Park at Bouldercrest Redevelopment 423 Total Under Construction 423 51 49 Vesta Red Oak Redevelopment 220 50 Airport City College Park 100 84 51 Vesta Adams Park Redevelopment 298 184 84 Hillcrest Senior 180 93 Total Planned 798 43 93 Delowe Place Redevelopment 50 95 Blackstone 123 97 Colony Square Redevelopment 160 95 98 Conley Village Redevelopment 71 100 Southern Trace Redevelopment 160 113 Cook Road Residential 291 184 Hillcrest Senior Phase II 160 Total Prospective 1,015 100 50 98 97 16 49 2000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction & Proposed Multifamily Projects 2Q19 52 110 104 111 39 ID PROPERTY UNITS 109 22 1099 Boulevard 319 39 Adair Court 91 Total Under Construction 410 Georgia Avenue SE & 52 Hank Aaron Drive SW 310 Total Planned 310 108 22 186 94 Abbington Englewood 80 96 Chosewood Park 250 99 Milton Avenue 310 99 94 104 Aspen Heights / Atlanta 220 96 72 Milton Apartments - 108 Peoplestown 383 109 Hank Aaron Drive 95 110 Summerhill 965 111 Summerhill Phase II 521 186 Milton Terrace 95 Total Prospective 2,919 1000 ft Source: Yardi Matrix LEGEND Lease-Up Under Construction Planned Prospective Atlanta - Urban New Construction and Proposed Multifamily Projects PERMIT FORECASTED START OF ID PROPERTY NAME ADDRESS CITY STATE ZIP STATUS UNITS SUBMARKET DATE COMPLETION DATE RENT-UP 1 Cortland Decatur East 2461 East College Avenue Decatur GA 30030 Lease-Up 288 Decatur 09/01/2017 01/31/2021 05/07/2018 Grant Park/East Atlanta/ 2 Alta Dairies 777 Memorial Drive SE Atlanta GA 30316 Lease-Up 312 Panthersville 09/01/2017 09/30/2019 12/10/2018 3 Modera Buckhead 3005 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta GA 30305 Lease-Up 399 Buckhead Village 03/13/2017 09/30/2019 12/03/2018 4 Mix, The 120 Piedmont Avenue NE Atlanta GA 30303 Lease-Up 228 Martin Luther King Historic District 05/31/2018 09/30/2019 10/15/2018 5 Vireo 195 13th Street NE Atlanta GA 30309 Lease-Up 310 Midtown South 01/19/2018 08/31/2019 02/11/2019 6 Theory West Midtown 768 Marietta Street NW Atlanta GA 30318 Lease-Up 180 Midtown West/Centennial Place 06/01/2018 08/31/2019 10/15/2018 7 Sutton Buckhead, The 2965 Peachtree Road NE Atlanta GA 30305 Lease-Up 151 Buckhead Village 10/23/2017 08/31/2019 10/08/2018 8 Northlake Senior 2152 Northlake Pkwy Tucker GA 30084 Lease-Up 90 Northlake 03/09/2018 07/31/2019 06/01/2019 9 Newbergh ATL 761 Morosgo Drive NE Atlanta GA 30324 Lease-Up 258 Lindbergh 02/27/2018 07/31/2019 03/31/2019 10 Ashley Gables Buckhead, The 530 East Paces Ferry Road NE Atlanta GA 30305 Lease-Up 325 Buckhead Village 12/01/2016 07/31/2019 01/07/2019 11 Solis Decatur 1605 Church Street Decatur GA 30033 Lease-Up 290 North Decatur/Clarkston/Scottdale 10/01/2017 07/31/2019 01/07/2019 12 Ascent Midtown 1400 West Peachtree Street NW Atlanta GA 30309 Lease-Up 328 Midtown 11/01/2016 07/31/2019 12/03/2018 13 Edge 670 DeKalb Avenue NE Atlanta GA 30312 Lease-Up 350 Martin
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