The densest section of a huge Edgewood development expected to bring nearly 700 new housing units to the shadow of a MARTA station has topped out.
Called Hanover Edgewood, the 422-unit multifamily stack on La France Street is a joint venture between Hanover Company and GID Development Group. It broke ground in summer 2022 and erected its parking deck—tucked back from the street—earlier this year, standing one block east of the Edgewood-Candler Park MARTA station.
A corner section for retail is planned at the building’s base, adding to commercial options that have popped up in former parking lots in the area.
Hanover Edgewood rents are expected to range from $1,650 to around $3,300 when the project opens next year, officials have said.
The Hanover Edgewood project’s topped-out La France Street facade this week. Josh Green/Urbanize Atlanta
Plans for La France Street retail at the corner of Hanover Edgewood nearest the MARTA station. Hanover Company
The apartments are part of a much larger project with two-dozen buildings in the pipeline that’s transforming 13.3 acres on Edgewood’s northern fringes—land that housed an Edwards Fine Foods factory for six decades. That sweet-smelling Schwan’s Company-owned facility was demolished last year.
National homebuilder Toll Brothers is continuing infrastructure work for a mix of residential uses that will consume the majority of that site on both sides of La France Street.
Toll Brothers officials told Urbanize Atlanta last spring that plans now call for 240 condos and townhomes at the Edgewood project—a reduction of 20 units from earlier plans. Sales are now expected to open in the summer of 2024, as opposed to early next year.
Plans still call for the for-sale condos and townhomes to range in price from $200,000 to $575,000, according to project reps.
Infrastructure work continues across more than 13 acres at Toll Brother’s section of the Edgewood site. La…
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