AUD, together with Atlanta Housing, the City of Atlanta, and other partners, is implementing a multiphase, multiyear comprehensive redevelopment initiative in the Thomasville Heights neighborhood that includes the former Thomasville Heights public housing site, as well as other nearby publicly-owned properties. AUD seeks a qualified partner for Phase I of the redevelopment initiative. Phase I represents an opportunity to break ground and develop the first new homes at the former Thomasville Heights location.

The Thomasville Heights redevelopment strategy is a centerpiece to supporting a whole, healthy Thomasville Heights neighborhood. Phase I should set a high standard for housing quality and urban design and provide a strong starting point to establish the housing market for both owner-occupied and rental homes in the redevelopment area. This initial phase should appeal to low-, middle-, and upper-income families. The large concentration of public ownership in the neighborhood ensures that market value spurred by the redevelopment will be captured and directed toward future AUD investments in affordability, neighborhood health, and community development.
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AUD requests submissions from qualified respondents demonstrating the technical and financial capacity required to deliver a large-scale redevelopment of the current Midtown Fire Station 15, located at 170 10th St NE, Atlanta, GA 30309 in Midtown.

This Property, initially constructed in 1986, currently functions as an essential fire safety facility in the heart of Midtown Atlanta. Fire Station 15 is pivotal in facilitating efficient access and maneuverability for emergency vehicles, ensuring ongoing safety and security for the station’s service area.  AUD's primary goal of this project is to redevelop the property into a dense, residential tower, incorporating both market and affordable units, with a newly built fire station on the ground floor. AUD envisions the development of an inclusive community that addresses the housing needs of Midtown while enhancing the quality of fire and emergency services for surrounding neighborhoods.