One West End | Coming Soon

FAQs

One West End is a 12-acre mixed-use, mixed-income redevelopment in Atlanta’s historic West End neighborhood. The project will include housing, retail, dining, green spaces, and community amenities—honoring the legacy of the site while creating new opportunities for residents, businesses, and the community.
For 50+ years, the site has been a community gathering and shopping hub. Redevelopment ensures it continues serving the community with updated housing, amenities, and economic opportunities, while preserving cultural significance.
BRP Companies and The Prusik Group, committed to historical preservation, community engagement, sustainability, and economic vitality.

Remediation and demolition are slated to commence in late 2025. Phase One completes in 2028. Development will be phased to reduce disruption.
No, the mall closed at the end of January 2025 in preparation for demolition.
Tenants who wanted to remain in the West End were offered temporary spaces at the property. All expenses were paid for by the redevelopment team.
Same address: 850 Oak Street, Atlanta, GA 30310.

Dendera Cosmetics, The Burning Sands, American Deli, Planet Fitness.
Temporary relocation at no extra cost—rent and other expenses remain stable.
Yes, returning tenants will have priority.
The tenants will have access to these spaces until they are moved to their new locations at One West End.

There will be a mix of affordable and mixed use housing built on site. In addition, the developer is planning to provide 300+ beds for students housing working in conjunction with the AUC.
Public open space, fitness center, lounge, bike parking, and access to nearby shops and dining.
Closer to Phase One completion in 2028. Residents can sign up for updates online at www.onewestendatl.com.

One West End will feature 120,000 +/- square feet of retail space, including:

A grocery store

A fitness center

Food & beverage experiences

Local small businesses, services and soft goods
Leasing will follow the construction timeline. Businesses may submit interest forms on the website. Priority goes to those aligned with sustainability, community impact, and cultural relevance.

Developers are working with leaders and residents to ensure the project reflects the West End’s cultural heritage.
Mixed-income housing to support accessibility and inclusion

Opportunities for small and local businesses

Public green spaces and gathering areas

Programs supporting education, wellness, and entrepreneurship
By creating new housing, retail, and hospitality opportunities, the project will generate jobs, attract investment, and expand the neighborhood’s business footprint—while ensuring affordability and access remain central.

Community engagement sessions are being held regularly. Neighbors are encouraged to attend and share feedback. Meeting schedules and recaps will be posted on the website.
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For residential or commercial leasing inquiries, event updates, or community questions, please contact us at info@onewestendatl.com