Birmingham’s Capstone Building Corp. has begun work on a $35.4 million residential project in Atlanta’s historic Sweet Auburn district.
McAuley Station will be a 163,905-square-foot mixed-income residential project, with 170 affordable apartments.
From developer Pennrose, in partnership with Saint Joseph’s Health System, Inc. (Mercy Care), the project will be the first phase of the McAuley Park community. It will feature studio, one- and two-bedroom apartment homes.
Smith Dalia is the architect. McAuley Station will be located at 375 Gartrell St. S.E., just north of Decatur Street and MARTA’s King Memorial station. It will also be adjacent to Mercy Care, a healthcare organization with a strong emphasis on serving the homeless.
The complex will also include a five-story parking deck with 312 spaces, deck amenity area, bocce ball court, activity and computer center, fitness center and a clubhouse/community room.
Capstone CEO and President Jay Chapman said the apartments “will create access to healthcare for some of Atlanta’s most vulnerable families and seniors.”
