National real estate developer Thompson Thrift is set to develop a 276-unit, upscale apartment complex called The Pullman. The community is situated in Union City in Atlanta's wealthy Fulton County, a demographic hotspot with an average household income over $100,000. The project is expected to start this December, with first residents to move in by spring 2025. The Pullman will offer one-, two-, and three-bedroom garden-style apartments equipped with top-tier furnishings and smart home technology. Conveniently located near key employers and vital services, The Pullman aims to redefine residential living in Atlanta's rapidly expanding south.

Lincoln Avenue Communities (LAC) has begun construction on the Willis Senior Lofts in Rochelle, Illinois. This affordable housing project includes 60 units for low-income seniors, 45 of which are designated for households earning below 60% of the area's median income, and 15 for those earning below 30% of the average median income. The development, set for completion in 2025, will also be Enterprise Green and Net Zero-certified, featuring amenities such as a fitness center and community garden. The project has been backed by sources including Low-Income Housing Tax Credits and a mortgage from the Illinois Housing Development Authority.

Tredway, a leading real estate developer, has moved into North Carolina's housing market by purchasing 630 affordable apartments. The acquisition is Tredway's first venture into the state, and extends across bustling areas such as the Raleigh-Durham Research Triangle, Charlotte MSA, and the NC coast. Partnerships with the Affordable Housing Institute and The Federation Companies aim to counter the state's affordable housing crisis by maintaining affordability and making necessary repairs. The action seeks to challenge market pressures that often push low-cost housing into the pricier sector.