Thursday, July 30, 2015

Apartment Development Along the Atlanta BeltLine Continues to Boom


Ryan Gravel
ATLANTA, GA (July 30, 2015) — The Atlanta BeltLine, the brainchild of Georgia Tech graduate Ryan Gravel, is an ambitious project that aims to connect the core of the city with walkable, bike-friendly paths and eventually public transportation. 

The Eastside Trail connecting Piedmont Park and Krog Street Market opened in 2012, and since then a myriad of multifamily residences have sprung up along the BeltLine, transforming the Midtown, Old Fourth Ward, and Inman Park neighborhoods.

The Atlanta Apartment Association has created a timeline outlining the construction and opening of these properties, as well as the progress the Atlanta BeltLine has made and plans to make in the future. 

It tells the story of how an old rail corridor turned car-free path can bring life to neighborhoods and foster the growth of restaurants, retail, art, and cultural events in the space, thus making it a popular place for renters.

Jim Fowler
It’s no secret that apartments along the BeltLine are highly desirable in the Atlanta market,” said Jim Fowler, President of the Atlanta Apartment Association. “The influx of multifamily development in this area is astounding and will only continue to grow as the BeltLine blossoms over the next several decades.”

By 2030, the 22-mile Beltline loop with paved path and streetcar options will be completed, fostering multifamily growth in a vast array of intown Atlanta neighborhoods. 

To view the timeline, click here: http://bit.ly/1VNzSoR

For a complete copy of the company’s news release, please contact:

Savannah Duncan
The Wilbert Group
404-343-0870 (O) 404-901-4433 (C)


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