Woodrow House delivers first apartments and donates $10,000 to Atlanta Music Project

Woodfield Development marked two milestones at its 325-home Woodrow House community on Atlanta’s Westside Trail: the first multifamily apartment deliveries and a $10,000 donation to Atlanta Music Project. The move signals continued opening of the mixed-income development and a local partnership aimed at supporting youth music education in Southwest Atlanta.

Why it matters: - Woodrow House is adding new mixed-income housing to Atlanta’s historic West End while opening new neighborhood-serving uses tied to retail, live-work space and public gathering areas. - The $10,000 gift to Atlanta Music Project extends the project’s impact beyond housing and into youth development in Southwest Atlanta. - The community is positioned as a major Beltline-adjacent development with 325 residences planned at full buildout.

What happened: - Woodfield Development delivered the first multifamily apartments at Woodrow House, its 325-residence community along the Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail. - Woodfield Development also made a $10,000 donation to Atlanta Music Project, which is now the development’s local charitable partner. - The milestones come after the recent completion of Woodrow House’s first build-to-rent townhomes. - Woodrow House is located at 840 Woodrow St. SW in Atlanta’s historic West End.

The details: - The newly delivered apartments include studio, one-, two- and three-bedroom floor plans. - The apartment homes feature open-concept layouts, contemporary finishes, granite countertops, stainless steel appliances, nine-foot ceilings and in-home washers and dryers. - At completion, Woodrow House will include 325 residences. - The plan also includes 66 affordable and workforce housing units. - The development calls for more than 12,000 square feet of neighborhood-serving retail. - Woodrow House will also include live-work residences and public gathering spaces. - The community will have direct access to the Atlanta Beltline’s Westside Trail. - Gallery Residential is serving as property manager and overseeing leasing and the resident experience. - The project includes shipping container storefronts for startups and small businesses. - Woodrow House also includes the adaptive reuse of an existing building for a local coffee roaster’s headquarters and workforce training facility. - The coffee roaster plans to hire from the surrounding community.

Between the lines: - Woodfield is using Woodrow House to combine housing delivery with neighborhood investment, a model that blends real estate with community programming. - The partnership with Atlanta Music Project aligns the development with a mission already rooted in under-resourced communities in Atlanta. - The addition of workforce and small-business space suggests the project is designed to generate activity beyond residential leasing. - The timing of the apartment deliveries shows the development is moving from construction toward full community activation. - Atlanta Music Project provides tuition-free music education and serves more than 800 students annually.

What's next: - Additional residences and amenities will continue to open as Woodrow House moves toward full completion. - Leasing remains underway for prospective residents interested in the new apartments. - More information is available at the Woodrow House website or by calling 404-537-3868. - Atlanta Music Project will use community support to continue providing music education, performance opportunities and college and career preparation for young people.

The bottom line: - Woodrow House is pairing new housing supply with local philanthropy and neighborhood-facing uses as the West End development takes shape.