Affordable Townhomes Coming to Carey Park — Here’s Why You Should Pay Attention

Exciting things are happening on Atlanta’s Westside.

A local investment firm, LWH Carey Park LLC (an affiliate of Longline Management), is making major moves in the Carey Park neighborhood. The company recently filed a permit to develop a new 50-unit affordable townhome community called The Collection at Carey Park, located near Third Street and St. Joseph Avenue NW.

According to public records, the developer began acquiring land in early 2021, starting with a $2.2 million purchase at 1081 Third St NW, followed by dozens of surrounding parcels. This area is set for transformation.

 Why This Project Matters

Atlanta is in need of more affordable housing, and Carey Park is quickly becoming a hot spot for value-focused buyers and investors. This new townhome development:

• Brings modern, affordable housing to an area with growing demand

• Is backed by Urban Oasis Development, a group known for community-focused real estate projects

• Builds on the success of the nearby Cottages at Carey Park, where homes started at just $215,000, with closing cost incentives

Opportunity for Buyers & Investors

As a local real estate agent in Atlanta, I see this project as more than just another development — it’s a sign of long-term growth and revitalization. Carey Park is poised to offer:

• Entry-level homeownership options for first-time buyers

• Long-term equity potential as the Westside continues to redevelop

• Rental income opportunities as demand increases in nearby neighborhoods like Riverside, Grove Park, and West Highlands

Let’s Talk Strategy

If you’re thinking about:

• Buying in an emerging neighborhood

• Investing in rental properties before prices rise

• Partnering with a local agent who understands the pulse of the Westside…

If you’re thinking about buying or selling in today’s market, especially in emerging areas like Carey Park, I’d be happy to help you explore your options and answer any questions along the way.

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