(Like, the literal street.) Collaborative effort with Downtown Atlanta Inc., MARTA, ATLDOT, and GA Power to reinvigorate the Broad Street corridor between Five Points and Garnett Transit Stations for an enhanced pedestrian-first experience. Wider sidewalks, safer lighting, and richer landscaping result in all-around better infrastructure. 

$6.0 million public-private investment

Atlanta Tech Village is the engine of South Downtown's success. We built out eleven ATV suites for the Southeast's best tech-enabled businesses. Beyond the heroic core & shell effort, this was a full turn-key fit-out, including full furniture and technology packages. 

$48.3 million private investment

At the corner of Broad and Mitchell (i.e., "Main and Main"), this is the microcosm of South Downtown's generational ambition. Two residential units, three ground-floor retail spaces (including Glide Pizza!), and one ATV office suite. Live-work-play as it was meant to be. 

$13.5 million private investment

Founders Green is the gem of South Downtown and the darling of FIFA World Cup 2026. South Downtown converted a 50-stall parking lot into the most family-friendly, yet intimate watch party for the month of matches. Flanked by El Tesoro and Broad St BBQ, you'll have no excuse to leave. 

$5.4 million private investment

This is the third location for the local sensation. This project started as four hodgepodged walls, a collapsed roof, and a decade-old beehive. Nothing more. But the margaritas are just as good, the lines are just as long, but the vibe is like no other.

$5.4 million private investment

Multiphase, intergenerational community comprising 3 acres and 122 units for families and seniors in Chamblee, a rapidly growing area of Metro Atlanta. In partnership with the Housing Authority of DeKalb. Utilizing 9% LIHTC, HOME, Project-Based Vouchers, and philanthropy. 

$50.0 million total tax credit and financing across both phases

smith dalia architects, mcshane construction co

Demolition and new construction of 76 units of affordable housing in the ever-desirable Old Fourth Ward. In partnership with Historic District Development Corporation. Utilizing 4% LIHTC, Tax-Exempt Bonds, TAD, and philanthropic funding. 

$25.8 million tax credit equity and financing

gvsa, sovereign-cooper inc

Reimagining of a long-vacant "Missing Middle" apartment complex in Vine City, resulting in 31 deeply-affordable units. Signified the launch of WFF's Home on the Westside community retention program. Completed with 100% philanthropic impact funds. 

$5.5 million private donor investment

jones pierce architects, community construction group 

Privately-financed renovation and new construction of four flats and eight townhomes. Culminated Mercer Commons, a three-phase mixed-use development spanning two city blocks in Over-the-Rhine. 

$5.5 million privately financed

city studios architecture, pwwg architects, hueber homes

Historic Tax Credit rehabilitation of a former mattress factory comprising 28,000sf of office and restaurant space in Over-the-Rhine. Included the new headquarters of 3CDC. 

$7.14 million Historic Tax Credit equity and financing

msa design, beischel building co

Expansion of a 4.5-acre city park, including a new parking deck, aquatic facilities, sports courts, children’s playground, and civic green. Funded with New Market Tax Credits. 

$31.9 million New Market Tax Credit equity and financing

glaserworks, turner construction