Think Multifamily Closes On Harmony Plaza I & II

Harmony Plaza Apartments is a 170-unit garden-style apartment community in Southwest Atlanta and is situated near major economic drivers.
Think Multifamily Closes On Harmony Plaza I & II
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Think Multifamily, a real estate investment firm, purchased the multifamily community Harmony Plaza I & II.

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Harmony Plaza Apartments is a 170-unit garden-style apartment community in Southwest Atlanta and is situated near major economic drivers. The property sits just 8 miles directly Southwest of Downtown Atlanta. Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport is 6 miles south of Harmony Plaza. The Six West development in College Park is 5 miles south. This is a $1.5B development project that spreads over 310 acres. This development will bring a mix of class A office and corporate headquarters which will include hotels, restaurants, retail and residential property. Fort Mcpherson, less than 2 miles west of Harmony Plaza, is an envisioned $650 Million redevelopment of 135-acres and is also home to Tyler Perry Studios which sits on 500-acres.

Think Multifamily’s strategy for this project includes renovating interiors, painting exteriors to enhance curb appeal, and adding community amenities (outdoor kitchen area, a dog park, and a playground).

Keith Geiger of Atlanta CBRE represented the seller in the transaction, with Think
Multifamily representing itself.

[Editor’s Note: This article has been updated to reflect that a previously mentioned group is no longer involved.]

Lisa Hay

Lisa Hay

Lisa is a staff reporter for What Now Media Group. She covers new restaurant, retail, and real estate openings across all of our markets. A true foodie, this Air Force veteran has lived all over the world — from Aviano, Italy to Nairobi, Kenya — but her favorite spot is NOLA for its rich history, architecture, culture, and of course, its good eats.

5 Responses

  1. Hot pink/purple, why?
    Were yellow, gold, or orange already taken?
    I like the stylized 6, but the rest of it… yikes.

  2. Suburban town center model in a place that could support actual urban development. A missed opportunity in the making.

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