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New 201-Unit Mixed-Income Rental Property Opens in Downtown Atlanta

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The Legacy at Herndon Square, a 201-unit mixed-income rental development, recently opened in downtown Atlanta. The property, which includes 10,000 square feet of commercial space, was built on the site of the former Herndon Homes public housing community. Pennrose and Hunt Companies were involved in the project, which was initiated following a request from Atlanta Housing.

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The opening of this mixed-income rental property increases housing options in Atlanta. This project supports the broader efforts of the Georgia Department of Community Affairs to promote diverse housing options through local government initiatives.

Philanthropic partners in Atlanta are expanding housing efforts statewide, and local government in Georgia is promoting diverse housing options through a new initiative.

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