Thompson Thrift Set to Elevate Pooler with The Liliana, a New Class A Multifamily Community
In the ever-expanding realm of multifamily development, the sustainability of a city’s growth is frequently a foundational element for developers. Thompson Thrift, a recognized leader in real estate development, has identified such a thriving environment in Savannah, Georgia, as they move forward with the creation of The Liliana, a new 360-unit Class A multifamily community in Pooler—a suburb demonstrating robust economic prowess.
Josh Purvis, managing partner for Thompson Thrift Residential, encapsulates the company’s visionary approach with his statement, “Savannah’s impressive job and rent growth positions it as one of the fastest-growing cities in the Southeast. We’re thrilled to introduce a Thompson Thrift community to this thriving market.” It’s statements like these that highlight the astute market analysis and strategic execution propelling Thompson Thrift to the forefront of multifamily innovation.
The Liliana is not only about bringing new homes to a deserving community; it’s about upholding a standard of excellence. Residents will be greeted by a suite of opulent amenities, ranging from state-of-the-art fitness centers to community social hubs, manifesting an oasis within their living quarters. The thoughtful integration of luxurious finishes, smart home technology, and energy-efficient features stands testament to Thompson Thrift’s commitment to delivering top-tier living experiences.
Strategically located near historic downtown Savannah and adjacent to the idyllic Savannah Quarters, The Liliana presents itself as not just a living space but a lifestyle choice. Its proximity to significant employers, retail havens, and entertainment venues underscore Pooler’s ascension as a sought-after residential hub.
The city’s 34% population increase from 2010 to 2020, as per U.S. Census data, serves as empirical proof of Pooler’s magnetic appeal. With substantial employment drivers like Gulfstream Aerospace, Hyundai, and Candler Hospital, the community is evolving into a nexus of opportunity and urban charm.
Thompson Thrift’s The Liliana exemplifies how meticulously designed communities can enhance the multifaceted nature of a growing city. Purvis echoes this sentiment, noting, “Despite its rapid growth, Pooler maintains a small-town, charming feel and we have taken care to design a community that will integrate seamlessly with the adjacent Savannah Quarters neighborhood and be a place residents are proud to call home.”
Expected move-ins are a future-forward goal, set for the summer of 2026, suggesting a well-planned timeline for development and occupancy, ensuring The Liliana will meet the high standards of its future residents and enrich the local community through its embodiment of thoughtful, future-ready living.