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HISTORIC DISTRICT
Historic District Development Corporation (HDDC) was organized in 1980. The Historic District Development Corporation (HDDC) is a community-based, nonprofit organization whose mission is to facilitate the preservation and revitalization of the Martin Luther King, Jr. National Historic District and Old Fourth Ward Area. Through strategic partnerships and alliances, HDDC has produced numerous new single-family homes, rehabilitated traditional homes, provided over 250 units of affordable multi-family rental housing, and co-developed 3 major mixed-use projects combining commercial, cultural and residential components. Dynasty Realty & Development staff worked as a Development Director and handled real estate sales transactions.
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STUDIOPLEX LOFTS
Studioplex Lofts uniquely blends history and urban contemporary living and work spaces together into one location. The old cotton warehouse located in the Old Fourth Ward area was built in 1906. This warehouse housed cotton before it was bagged and was the first fireproof brick building built in the city. An Old Fourth Ward and Atlanta landmark, the water tower, is actually part of Studioplex Lofts as it was the water source for the cotton warehouse. Dynasty Real Estate & Development staff worked as a Development Director.
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STUDIOPLEX LOFTS
Studioplex Lofts uniquely blends history and urban contemporary living and work spaces together into one location. The old cotton warehouse located in Old Fourth Ward area was built in 1906. This warehouse housed cotton before it was bagged and was the first fireproof brick building built in the city. An Old Fourth Ward and Atlanta landmark, the water tower, is actually part of Studioplex Lofts as it was the water source to the cotton warehouse. Dynasty Realty & Development staff worked as a Development Director.
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DYNAMIC METALS LOFTS
Dynamic Metals Lofts is a project developed by Bank of America, in partnership with the Historic District Development Corporation of Atlanta (HDDC), a minority-owned 501(c)3 corporation. This $10 million mixed-use building once held an idled laundry, service station, and the old Dynamic Metals recycling plant. The project addressed vital environmental and redevelopment challenges. Under the leadership of the Georgia Environmental Protection Division, a $700,000 cleanup effort removed industrial chemicals and other contaminants from the site making it available for safe, productive new use. Dynasty Realty & Development staff worked as a Development Director and handled real estate sales transactions that range in price from $120K - $270K.
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MODULAR HOMES
A partnership between Genesis Homes, the Historic District Development Corporation, Freddie Mac, and several financial institutions have played an important part in the revitalization of Atlanta's Old Fourth Ward Neighborhood district. With 80% of the construction process completed off-site, on-site construction was kept to a minimum. The process helped to dramatically reduce security risks and ensured the new homes - and the construction process - made a positive impact on the neighborhood. Dynasty Realty & Development staff worked as a Development Director and handled real estate sales transactions
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INTRADA WESTSIDE
A former Giant Food and Kmart shopping center located at 2174 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway, owned by Atlanta native, Grammy-award winning hip-hop artist, actor, and community activist, Clifford "T.I." Harris.
T.I. purchased the 7-acre property in hopes of preserving affordable housing in Westside Atlanta. Thus he partnered with an affordable housing developer, the Vecino Group to co-develop the project.
The development consists of 143 mixed income affordable units reserved for households at 50 percent, 60 percent, and 80 percent of the area median income. The project also features 25 units for homeless youth transitioning out of foster care.
Dynasty Realty & Development worked as Acquisition and Development Project Manager.
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BANKHEAD SEAFOOD
The site located at 1651 Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway is home to the iconic restaurant, Bankhead Seafood. It served Atlanta Westside neighborhoods for more than 50 years as a take-out restaurant and was purchased from the previous owner with intent to redevelop and expand the restaurant. The new restaurant owned by two of Atlanta’s distinguished entertainers, Clifford “T.I.” Harris and Michael Render aka “Killer Mike” features 5,120 sq ft and delivers a dine -in facility with seating capacity of 130.
The redevelopment addressed structural damage and code requirements, incorporate a rooftop patio, outdoor seating, and expanded parking. The project also improves community amenities, access to neighborhood jobs and preserves cultural landmarks.
Dynasty Realty & Development worked as Acquisition and Development Project Manager.
