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Government Projects in Fulton County
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Atlanta Housing approved initial business terms for Bowen Homes Phase IV (Block D), a 164-unit mixed-income multifamily project on the former Bowen Homes site. The board authorized submission of a HUD Mixed-Finance Development Proposal and Disposition Application, and outlined a ground lease, up to $8.28M in subordinate loan financing, and a $2.23M predevelopment loan, all before final financial closing. This is early-stage structuring of a $59.96M LIHTC/Choice Neighborhoods deal where third-party design, consulting, compliance, and construction support will still be needed.
Atlanta Housing plans to dispose of up to 8 acres at 1041 Field Road NW and adjacent Bowen Homes land and ground-lease it to Live Thrive, Inc. for an Environmental Stewardship Center. The center will include a permanent CHaRM recycling drop-off and an Environmental Innovation Center offering workforce development and education. HUD approval and detailed implementation for facilities, site work, and programming are still ahead, creating room for design, construction, equipment, and service providers to support the project.
Atlanta Housing plans to dispose of up to 8 acres at 1041 Field Road NW and adjacent Bowen Homes land through a long-term ground lease to Live Thrive, Inc. for an Environmental Stewardship Center. The center will include a permanent CHaRM recycling drop-off facility and an Environmental Innovation Center, providing workforce development and education around reuse and recycling. HUD approval is required for the land disposition and lease, and the project is tied to a $40 million Choice Neighborhoods Implementation Grant for the Bowen site and area.
Fiscal Year 2027 milling and resurfacing project, including LMIG and L funding, loop repair at signalized intersections, and striping. Includes soil cementing two streets (Coin Road and S Drive).
Atlanta Housing approved actions to complete HUD Restore-Rebuild financial closing for Folio House Phase II, a 149-unit affordable multifamily development at 143 Alabama St SW. The agency will commit project-based vouchers for 31 units for up to 20 years and support the Owner Entity’s financing applications, within an estimated total development cost of $72,878,028. This signals that design is underway and construction and property management contracts will move forward, creating downstream opportunities for housing developers, contractors, and services tied to RAD/Restore-Rebuild projects.
Atlanta Housing approved a loan commitment up to $2,000,000 to support the financial closing and substantial rehabilitation of Wisteria Place of Campbellton, a 96-unit senior affordable community. The $23.7 million renovation will modernize building systems, unit interiors, appliances, community spaces, accessibility, and energy efficiency while preserving 95 HomeFlex-assisted units. Construction, design, and building-systems vendors should track this LIHTC-funded rehab, as the owner and its team will be securing contractors, materials, and services for the upcoming renovation phase.
Atlanta Housing approved actions to complete HUD Restore-Rebuild financial closing for Folio House Phase II, a 149-unit affordable multifamily project at 143 Alabama St SW. The City will transfer the site to Invest Atlanta, which will ground-lease it to Folio House II, LLC, with 31 units receiving project-based vouchers over 20 years and an estimated $72.9 million total development cost. Key contracts, financing documents, and closing services will move forward, creating needs for legal, consulting, construction, management, and compliance support as the project advances to build-out and long-term operations.
Atlanta Housing approved a loan commitment up to $2,000,000 to support the financial closing and major rehabilitation of Wisteria Place of Campbellton, a 96-unit age-restricted affordable community. The $23.67 million project, backed by 2026 LIHTC awards and multiple funding sources, will modernize units, systems, community spaces, accessibility, and energy efficiency while preserving 95 HomeFlex-assisted units. The main financing decision is set, but rehab work will create demand for design, construction, energy-efficiency, accessibility, and resident services vendors aligned with the owner and development team.
Atlanta Housing is extending its Property Management and Pre-Development Planning Agreement with Integral Property Management for five AH-owned properties through December 31, 2026. Integral will continue full-service property management, resident services, security, and construction management while updated redevelopment plans are finalized for the Cheshire Bridge, Georgia Avenue, Marian Road, Martin Street, and Westminster properties. This confirms Integral as incumbent through 2026, signaling limited near-term competition for core management but potential subcontracting, resident services, security, and capital improvement support opportunities around the $10.6 million operations and improvement budget.
Atlanta Housing is seeking Board approval to enter a 15-year HAVEN HomeFlex Assistance Payments Agreement with Waterworks PSH, LLC for the 100-unit Waterworks Apartments permanent supportive housing project at 653 Green Street NW. The commitment would subsidize 30 studio HomeFlex units, with a maximum annual subsidy of about $385,560 and a projected 15-year impact of about $7.17 million. This locks in a long-term rental assistance stream, and signals ongoing needs around PSH operations, services coordination, and property management support at this new 2025 development.
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Government Agencies in Fulton County, Georgia
61 agencies tracked. Click any agency to see procurement data, contacts, and vendor relationships.
City OF ATLANTA, Dept. of Housing and Community Development
University System of Georgia Board of Regents
Technical College System of Georgia|state Workforce Development Board
Technical College System of Georgia
South Fulton Municipal Regional Water and Sewer Authority
So Crescent Beh Hlth Sys - Anchor Hospital Campus
Metro Atlanta Rapid Transit Authority
Housing Authority of the City of Roswell
Housing Authority of the City of Fairburn
Housing Authority of the City of East Point
Housing Authority of the City of College Park
Housing Authority of the City of ATLANTA Georgia
Housing Authority of Fulton County
Hartsfield-jackson Atlanta International Airport (city of Atlanta, Department of Aviation)
Grady Health System Professional Schools
Georgia Technology Authority
Georgia State University-perimeter College
Georgia State University
Georgia State Patrol (department of Public Safety)
Georgia Secretary of State – Corporations Division
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