Affordable Housing

Amsterdam’s Affordable Housing initiative will bring 220–240 units designated as affordable housing for residents earning 60% to 80% of the Area Median Income. Located in a high-opportunity area, it supports equitable growth and aligns with the city's goal of 20,000 affordable units by 2030.
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    • ~1,100 new apartments near Piedmont Park and the BeltLine Eastside Trail

    • 220–240 units designated as affordable housing executed with the Affordable Housing Authority

      • 1/3 at 80% AMI

      • 2/3 at 60% AMI

      • At least 20 units reserved for Housing Choice Voucher Program

    • Situated in Virginia-Highland and Morningside-Lenox Park neighborhoods

    • Average home values exceed $800K–$1M+, with incomes well above the city average

    • A rare opportunity for mixed-income housing in a high-cost district

    • Direct access to Piedmont Park, the Atlanta Botanical Garden, and BeltLine Eastside Trail

    • Walkable, transit-accessible, and vibrant community setting

    • Zoned for Virginia-Highland Elementary and Midtown High School—among Atlanta’s top public schools

    • Ensures affordable housing residents benefit from excellent educational opportunities

    • 19,000 GSF of retail/restaurant space for small, local, minority-owned businesses

    • Leased at 30% of market rate in comparable BeltLine developments

    • Tenant selection managed with Atlanta BeltLine Inc. through the BeltLine Marketplace program

    • Contributes to the city’s goal of 20,000 affordable housing units by 2030

    • Integrates affordability and economic mobility in one of Atlanta's most desirable areas

Community Engagement
Thorough Traffic Analysis
Reasonable Rezoning
Affordable Commercial