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Atlanta — July 14, 2015 — Miami-based The Related Group announced plans to build a highly appointed luxury high-rise apartment building in the heart of Atlanta's Midtown, featuring a 70,000-square-foot multi-level flagship Whole Foods Market.
Rising 38 stories above the bustling live, work and play area – at the corner of 14th and West Peachtree streets – residents of the 390 luxury apartments will have spectacular views of the city. In addition to direct lobby access to Whole Foods and other planned retail, residents will be just steps away from the city’s best dining, shopping and offices, as well as the heart of the city’s art district.
“Midtown is the city’s most walkable neighborhood and thriving business district, home to Fortune 100 companies, technology incubators, critically acclaimed arts institutions, and acres of green space” said Ed Allen, vice president of development for The Related Group. “We are building residences that exceed the expectations of discerning residents who want to live in the center of it.”
Award-winning Smallwood, Reynolds, Stewart, Stewart is the project architect and acclaimed Atlanta designer Michael Habachy will create the impressive interiors including a grand rooftop clubroom, state-of-the-art demonstration kitchen, luxurious South Beach-themed 10th-floor pool, and more. Atlanta-based Phillips Partnership will design the Whole Foods Market.
Established in 1979, The Related Group is Florida's leading developer of sophisticated metropolitan living and one of the country's largest real estate conglomerates. Since its inception, the privately held company has built, rehabilitated and managed more than 90,000 condominium and apartment residences. It has also earned international status for its visionary designs and development of luxury condominiums, market-rate rentals, mixed-use centers, and affordable properties – often in emerging neighborhoods that impact the lives of all demographics.
The firm is one of the largest Hispanic-owned businesses in the United States with a development portfolio of projects in excess of $15 billion.
