Wildwood Gables

Format
Full Case Study

City
Atlanta

State/Province
GA

Country
USA

Metro Area
Atlanta

Project Type
Residential: Multifamily Rental

Location Type
Inner Suburban

Land Uses
Fitness Center
Multifamily Rental Housing
Office
Recreation
Single-Family Rental Housing

Keywords
Luxury housing
Private residence club
Redevelopment
Renovation
Townhouses
Urban regeneration

Site Size
38 acres
acres hectares

Date Started
1991

Date Opened
1992

Wildwood Gables is an example of the creative redevelopment of a 421-unit, Class D garden apartment property that was substantially vacant. The project, which involved renovation, demolition, and new construction, now includes 546 luxury rental apartment and townhouse units. Though the existing units were in need of repair, they were large with good layouts, and the site was underdeveloped, thus offering opportunities for increasing the number of units. Meticulous landscaping and new amenities–swimming pools, tennis courts, fitness center, clubhouse, and elegant leasing office–were also added. Unit sizes range from 700 square feet to 2,200 square feet, and rents range from $565 to $1,400.

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Case Study/Profile Type: DCS
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World Region: North America
Developer(s): Trammell Crow Residential Atlanta
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Designer(s): James Harwick and Partners Inc.
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