

ONE WEST END
COMING SOON
One West End is a holistic complex that will continue the legacy of a property with historic, cultural and community impact. The 12-acre site has been a destination for shopping and gathering in Atlanta for more than 50 years. Redevelopment of this landmark requires a balance of community engagement, sustainable solutions, and commitment to economic vitality. BRP Companies and The Prusik Group have project plans that showcase a balance of commercial and residential uses. One West End will be a mixed-income, mixed-use development. Commercial space will include: 125,000 square feet of retail, with a grocery store, fitness center, food & beverage experiences, and local boutiques. Residential space will include: 800+ rental and student-targeted housing units; mixed-income rental housing, with 70% workforce and 30% affordable; and a hotel. Community amenities will include a public green space, fitness center, resident lounge, and bike parking. The multi-year redevelopment process is expected to begin in 2025, with Phase One completion slated for 2028. One West End will be a place to cherish Atlanta’s roots and embrace its future.

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![🎬 The highlights are in from the One West End “Transportation & Accessibility Community Listening Session” — a dynamic conversation with Propel ATL, MARTA, Atlanta City Council District 3, and of course, you, our community!
- MARTA shared updates on new trains with open gangways, increased police presence, and infrastructure upgrades
- MARTA reported a 30% decrease in affirmations and 23% fewer robberies, making it one of the safest transit systems in the country, while also noting ridership hasn’t fully recovered post-COVID
- Community members raised concerns about traffic and pedestrian safety on Lee Street and Ralph David Abernathy Blvd, calling for stronger pedestrian and bike connections
- Interest was expressed to City Council in exploring a potential new MARTA station and for efforts for a bike rebate program to complement the transit program
- Discussion touched on affordable fares, youth programs, and rider education
- Panelists underscored the importance of walkability, affordable housing, and community input in shaping transit-oriented development for One West End
Enjoy these highlights? We will be sharing insights from our 2025 listening sessions at the end of the year. Make sure you subscribe to our list on our website: onewestendatl.com
These conversations are shaping real plans for the future of One West End.
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