Along with the new community, David Weekley also opened a model home at 7320 Magnolia Crest Lane.

Homebuilder Center Park Group recently commenced vertical construction on the project from developer Norhaven Partners.

Together, Bethany Park, Brookwood Green and Stonehaven Park will add over 200 townhomes to the market.

Wrenley’s first residents are expected to move in by April 2027, with construction wrapping up in early 2028.

The first of the neighborhood’s 67 homes will be completed by April 2026.

The 2,600 square foot Glover floorplan features three bedrooms, 3.5 bathrooms and a two-car garage over three stories.

The LEED Silver-certified building is the tallest structure built in Atlanta in over 30 years and the fifth tallest building citywide, according to a press release.

The 90-acre master-planned project will feature 165 detached single-family homes.

The garden-style development will anchor a 23.6-acre mixed-use project featuring townhomes, retail and a civic building.

Each home will be set on a 1.5-acre site and include a side-entry garage.

Leasing for the development’s 290 units is expected to open in late 2026, with completion set for 2027.

The development will bring apartments, townhomes and retail to the area by the end of 2027.

Greystar opened a new Summerwell-branded build-to-rent community in Acworth called Summerwell Cedarcrest.

The $94 million project provides an affordable option in Atlanta’s Peoplestown neighborhood on the iconic Beltline.

The development marks Epcon’s fourth foray into the Atlanta market.

The development will feature 124 stacked townhomes overlooking a green space.