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Luxury multifamily project under way in Atlanta; 215 residences planned

Luxury multifamily project under way in Atlanta; 215 residences planned

Amenities, proximity to mass transit predicted to add appeal for urban renters.


By BD+C Staff | February 19, 2013
Atlanta's @1377 complex will feature brick cladding and stucco accents.
Atlanta's @1377 complex will feature brick cladding, stucco accents, large windows, and corner balconies.

Hines Multifamily is building @1377, a luxury complex comprising 215 "urban-style residences" in Atlanta's Brookhaven neighborhood. The project—Hines' first in the city—was designed by The Preston Partnership and includes studios and one- and two-bedroom units. Among the amenities are a swimming pool, fitness center, Internet café, and sports lounge. The site is close to the Brookhaven MARTA station on Peachtree Road. 

Reflecting the brisk market for multifamily construction, Hines also has projects in development in St. Petersburg, Fla.; Pasadena, Calif.; Minneapolis; Cambridge, Mass.; Chicago; Denver; Houston; Miami; Phoenix; and Rockville, Md.

(http://www.cpexecutive.com/uncategorized/hines-starts-construction-on-m-f-project-in-atlantas-brookhaven/)

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