The tower, which will have 327 class AA+ apartments, is the third phase of Star Metals District, the $1.5 billion mixed-use, urban-renewal project on Atlanta’s Westside.

Courtyards at Traditions will offer 42 ranch homes priced from the $500,000s. 

The communities include the 252-unit Crossings at McDonough Apartment Homes, which sold for $57,250,000, and the 167-unit Crossings at Eagles Landing in Stockbridge, which went for $39,250,000.

The 220-home build-to-rent community is the first development project between Resmark Companies and Eastwood Homes. 

Central Atlanta Progress and the Atlanta Downtown Improvement District have commissioned a feasibility study on converting the submarket’s aging office buildings into residences. 

The 33 residences will be priced from the upper $500,000s. 

The master-planned communities will bring almost 400 new homes to Duluth, Johns Creek and Cumming. 

The 284-unit property represents the Atlanta firm’s largest investment since it was founded in 2013. 

The seller made more than $500,000 of exterior improvements to the property, Lexington Park. 

The luxury apartment community is part of the new Publix-anchored Sam’s Crossing Village on North Arcadia Avenue. 

The Atlanta-based builder said the 200-plus homes are aimed at “first-time and move-up buyers.” 

The 114-townhome, build-to-rent community is situated on 10 acres near the intersection of Sugarloaf Parkway and Five Forks Trickum Road. 

The 192-unit garden-style community participates in the low-income housing tax credit program. 

The mid-rise development will have a sky lounge overlooking the neighboring Dekalb-Peachtree Airport.

A request for proposal seeks the development of at least 200 affordable and market-rate residences on a 1-acre site at 184 Forsyth St. 

The buyer is purchasing the project in stages, acquiring each phase when it receives its occupancy certificate.