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Yes, new Atlanta homes in high $100Ks exist—and they look like this Josh Green Mon, 09/09/2024 - 13:24 An infill project is moving forward in Southwest Atlanta that’s offering homebuyers a rare opportunity to own a property at below market value, according to developers.

Pre-sales have started for 1070 Dill, or what’s described as a “vibrant living” environment with smaller townhome floorplans starting in the $190,000s for buyers who qualify.

Named for its address on Dill Avenue, 1070 Dill is under construction in Capitol View, near the planned Murphy Crossing commercial and residential village, a few blocks from the Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail. The Oakland City MARTA station and Lee + White food and beverage district are also listed as walkable perks in the area.

The property, formerly home to a small church, abuts two other affordable housing ventures in the area: Gateway Capitol View and 1055 Arden Apartments.

Dill Avenue facades, with a courtyard placed between buildings. 1070Dill.com

The site in question near a MARTA station and the Westside Trail. Google Maps; UA

Site plans indicate the project will include 22 units total, with a courtyard, dog park, and parklet situated between the townhomes. All units at 1070 Dill will have a single bedroom, with patios described as private and shared backyards, per project officials.

The pocket neighborhood’s goal is to create “a community where connecting to neighbors and city life is part of the everyday experience,” per marketing materials.

A sample two-story floorplan, Unit No. 1, shows one bedroom and one bathroom in 640 square feet, with a starting asking price of $194,000.

Household incomes must be below 120 percent of the area median income to qualify for buying at 1070 Dill. Down payment assistance through Invest Atlanta could also be available for some buyers, according to property listings.

Along with Invest Atlanta, partners on the project are listed as Praxis3 architects, Service 1st Bank, tiny home developer Fortas Homes, and Murphy Crossing developers Culdesac and Urban Oasis.

The project’s dog park and parklet, as shown in renderings. 1070Dill.com

Income qualifications listed for 1070 Dill. 1070Dill.com

Site plan for 1070 Dill’s 22 units. 1070Dill.com

We’ve reached out to project officials for more information on when 1070 Dill units might be finished, and we’ll update this story with any additional details that come.

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