Crestwind Township will bring 260 townhomes to the Stonecrest market, and Crestview Point will add 129 single-family homes. 

Multifamily firm Pennrose and affordable-housing specialists Radiant Development Partners LLC will be responsible for building out a 2.69-acre parcel at the intersection of Garson Drive and Piedmont Road. 

The project’s backers, Kaplan Residential and Atlantic Residential, said the new rental community achieved an occupancy rate of over 30% during pre-leasing. 

The community is set on 20 acres and will provide a large amount of greenspace, according to backers. 

Artisan Built Communities is pricing homes in the new master-planned development, called Salacoa, from the low $300,000s. 

Single-family home permits and completions, meanwhile, also rose, according to the U.S. Census Bureau and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development. 

The master-planned community offers 128 homesites for townhomes and single-family houses. 

The Sinclair at Callaway Farm will bring 388 apartments to the growing Covington area. 

Homes at The Heritage at Acworth start at $539,900. 

The development, Twin Lakes, offers homes from the low $400,000s. 

The single-family project will be developed in four phases and bring 317 rental homes to the Warner Robins area. 

Atlanta Housing and the City of Atlanta plan to leverage the grant into more than $500 million for the rejuvenation of the site of the former public housing project and the surrounding area. 

The development, Sage Woods, is situated on 22 acres in Paulding County. 

The 60-story trophy tower will be the tallest residential building in Atlanta and the tallest to be built since Bank of America Plaza.

Homes at the new community, alternatively dubbed Henderson Commons, Henderson Estates and The Henderson at East Lake, will start in the mid-$900,000s. 

Low inventory and high demand are buoying builder sentiment in the face of several headwinds.