Atlanta Housing celebrated the groundbreaking of Phase II of the multiphase redevelopment of the former Bowen Homes public housing site as well a new name for the development
Years after its 2009 demolition, Ariel Place at Bowen is being redeveloped into a mixed-income, mixed-use community. The 74-acre site will eventually have 2,000 homes, new amenities, and community spaces.
Phase II will have 112 total units, including 10 workforce units and 69 affordable units, as well as amenities such as a community room with a kitchenette, co-working spaces, study cubbies, a theatre room, a fitness and wellness center, a business center, an outdoor gathering space with grills, and a playground.
In the heart of the Carey Park neighborhood, this multifamily property marks Atlanta Housing’s commitment to housing affordability, cultural preservation, and neighborhood revitalization, according to a press release.
The redevelopment is in partnership with The Benoit Group, McCormack Baron Salazar, the City of Atlanta, Walton Construction and other community partners.
