UPDATE (June 20, 2018): ‘Juniper and 5th’ Condo Mid-Rise Unveils Official ‘J5’ Name, Branding
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Residential development Juniper and 5th is moving forward in Midtown but as condos instead of apartments.
Southeast Capital Companies—the original developer of Juniper and 5th—first acquired the land in spring 2015 with plans to build apartments.
The project’s new developer Dezhu US recently received a $6 million loan from real estate lender BridgeInvest, the financing needed to move the five-story project forward, according to Curbed Atlanta.
The 1.8-acre site, at the corner of Juniper and 5th Streets, has since been cleared.
Constructed is expected to begin immediately and 150 condominiums priced in the $500,000s and $600,000s will be available late-2019.
Smith Dalia is behind the project’s design and describes the exterior as featuring “shifting ‘wood boxes’ that create a zipper effect along the corners and play with solid and void in pockets across the street frontage.”
“The back side of the building emulates a ziggurat form. The step-down of each level gives these rear units expansive private roof terraces with built-in planters and sunscreens. Adding to the luxury feel of this development, units at street level and corner units on the top floor are loft units featuring ceilings up to 15′ in height and ample windows.”
Amenities include two landscaped courtyards, one with a pool and adjacent club room and fitness center, as well as a rooftop clubroom with a deck overlooking the skyline.

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way overpriced
What A Joke
Lmao at this repositioning, literally months after it completed. No interest in it so they reposition hahahahaha.
What a tough year for condo sales! Single family has been like a rocket in 2020 .. while luxury condos have really lagged. They will bounce back and this project will find it’s footing now. Good luck to Karen and GK.
I’ve lived in Midtown for 15 years. I’ve never heard of a “Garden District”. Are they doing anything for the exterior? It is a very strange color/aesthetic.
The Garden district is generally the area east of Piedmont Ave and south of 10th Street. More historic single and multifamily residences. I believe the term is written into the master planning for the area done by MNA and other groups.
I haven’t either.
Just developers trying to create buzz out of thin air– again.
The “garden district” is the area bound by 10th street to the north, Juniper to the west, Ponce to the south, and Monroe/beltline to the east. I’ve heard it called this fairly regularly. Mid 20s here and live in midtown.
Is it the fact that they have no identity, or the fact that it’s overpriced pre-fab construction?
To echo other comments in the thread – there is not nor has there ever been a “Garden District” in the city of Atlanta.
Actually there is a Garden District and it was not created by developers – https://www.midtownatlanta.org/master-plan/
Interesting!
Love the censoring. Comments going poof that had nothing wrong with them. Time to spray on tomorrow’s news today, they don’t delete comments
Hi Decatur! We haven’t deleted any comments, but there were a few caught in SPAM that we have since pushed through (we check the SPAM folder every so often.) Thanks! ~ Caleb
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