A modern housing development project in Atlanta Metro Area.
Vida Cos., a local multifamily and build-to-rent developer, is set to add 725 new housing units in the Atlanta metro area through two significant projects: GuildHouse and Carrena Apartments. With a funding initiative of $47 million, the developments aim to meet the rising demand for rental properties in the region. The GuildHouse will feature modern amenities while Carrena Apartments offer diverse layouts across from a major retail hub. These projects come amid a slowdown in multifamily construction, signaling a strategic move to address housing needs in the evolving metro area.
Atlanta continues to be a focal point for real estate development as Vida Cos., a local multifamily and build-to-rent developer, embarks on an impressive housing project aimed at significantly enhancing the metro area. With plans for two key developments, Vida Cos. is set to introduce a total of 725 new housing units to meet the growing demand for rental properties in the region.
To finance this ambitious venture, Vida Cos. is launching the Vida Opportunities Fund I, targeting an equity raise of $47 million from accredited investors. This funding will support two projects within the Atlanta metro area, consisting of:
The GuildHouse is planned to be a vibrant community space at 2085 Marietta Blvd and will be equipped with a range of modern amenities. These include:
The Carrena Apartments project sits on an 11-acre site just off Interstate 85 in Gwinnett County and is designed to cater to a diverse set of renters. Rents for the units are projected to average around $2,000 per month, offering convenient access to one of the area’s busiest retail hubs.
The overall construction for these projects is estimated to cost around $214 million. Funding will derive from various sources, including:
Vida has already secured $5 million in initial funding and is actively pursuing an additional $19 million through negotiations, highlighting a strategic approach to financing.
As the housing market in Metro Atlanta experiences a slowdown in multifamily apartment construction, with less than 20,000 units expected by the end of 2024—marking a significant drop since 2021—Vida Cos. is poised to fill the gap in the market. The company’s president remarked on the increased rental demand compared to new unit deliveries in the area.
Vida Cos., founded in 2021, is not only focusing on these current projects but also has more developments in the pipeline. Upcoming projects include Verona, a garden-style apartment complex in Fairburn, and Solara Powder Springs, with both to be financed via traditional methods.
In its development strategies, Vida is not aiming to overcrowd multiple projects under a single fund, ensuring better management and focus on each undertaking. As the Atlanta metro area continues to evolve, projects like these signify an essential step toward meeting the housing needs of the community.
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