Woodfield Development recently closed on the land for 840 Woodrow, a $76.76 million mixed-use development that will bring 326 new apartments to the Atlanta BeltLine’s Westside Trail. 

Work on the Woodrow Street SW project is slated to commence in 30 to 40 days. Sixty-six percent of the residences will be designated as affordable/workforce housing, and 5% of the units will be reserved for tenants using vouchers. 

“This land closing is a significant step forward in bringing thoughtful, inclusive development to the Westside,” said Woodfield’s Vice President and Regional Development Partner Patrick Kassin. “We’re proud to partner on a project that expands housing access, supports local businesses and reflects the creativity and culture of this community.” 

840 Woodrow will also include subsidized commercial space for local businesses, including repurposed shipping-container storefronts, and an adaptive reuse of an existing building into a job-training facility and headquarters for a local coffee roaster.  

Other project elements include public art installations, improved streetscapes, direct BeltLine connectivity and $1.5 million for brownfield remediation. 

Woodfield is developing the project with American South Capital Partners, a joint venture of SDS Capital Group and Vintage Realty Company. The joint venture has committed over $176 million to 25 projects across the South, financing more than 7,071 housing units, 83% of which are affordable. 

BWE’s Adam Bieber, Alec Jenkins and Nicholas Kazma advised and arranged the equity and debt for the project.    

Courtesy of Dynamik Design.