Black developer builds micro home community in metro ATL, gifts a home to a woman

[get these nets]

Local developer creates Atlanta's first Black-owned micro home community​

Jan 18, 2023
Located 15 minutes from downtown and five minutes from the airport, South Park Cottages was created to make affordable homeownership a reality.

 

[xiceman191]

South Park Cottages®️

southparkcottages.com

They look nice. I wouldn't mind living in this if I was single/empty nester/. Its good that the focus on these homes are for lower income people.

 

[Json]

They’ll knock it down in 5 years for more airport parking lots.

 

[BigMoneyGrip]

this why I fukks wit the A

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

They’ll knock it down in 5 years for more airport parking lots.

is that so? where did you get this info. is it zoned for that?

They look great. Hopefully this Black owned development retains its prestige. That man has done wonderful things and the residents will have to follow suit.

 

[King Poetic]

That look nice and that price range is excellent…

Hell a home in LA in a fukking hood like 500k

 

[Json]

is that so? where did you get this info. is it zoned for that?

Talking to a guy in a big yellow taxi

 

[Amestafuu (Emeritus)]

That look nice and that price range is excellent…

Hell a home in LA in a fukking hood like 500k

that's because those homes are in great fukking places and their value will only go up exponentially. some bad neighbourhoods are legitimately in bad places.

 

[get these nets]

This is going to be a mixed income community, but the idea of gifting this woman the home is a practical one that developers of low income communities should adopt.
Either gift or subsidize the purchase for people who will anchor the community.

Have said here before that the biggest mistake of gentrifying developers/planners is that they end up booting out the anchors/pillars if the community.

The real estate is cheap to purchase because the neighborhood declined. BUT, there were long time residents whose efforts keep the communities from completely falling apart.
Their reward for trying to maintain their areas? Getting displaced/priced out , just like the riff raff who helped destroy it.

 

[RickyDiBiase]

Black Men about our business making it happen

 

[Heafcliffe]

Dope.

Wonder if they'll gate the community.

 

[Ezekiel 25:17]

This is going to be a mixed income community, but the idea of gifting this woman the home is a practical one that developers of low income communities should adopt.
Either gift or subsidize the purchase for people who will anchor the community.

Have said here before that the biggest mistake of gentrifying developers/planners is that they end up booting out the anchors/pillars if the community.

The real estate is cheap to purchase because the neighborhood declined. BUT, there were long time residents whose efforts keep the communities from completely falling apart.
Their reward for trying to maintain their areas? Getting displaced/priced out , just like the riff raff who helped destroy it.

Who are the anchors/pillars of the community? Section 8 women pass the tests but end up bringing ain't shyt dudes to the neighborhood.

 

[Dipsey Doo]

Off Godby Rd in College Park

Salute to breh for making this happen though.