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Developer proposes 50 townhomes at McGee Landing, says financing and closing assistance lined up
Summary
A representative of the project owners presented a rezoning request to change a property at 2405 McGee Landing from medium-density apartments to townhome residential for 50 townhomes; presenter said financing with down-payment assistance is lined up and noted a prior permitted restriction prevents connection to an adjacent townhome community.
At the March 3 City of South Fulton community zoning information meeting, a project representative presented a rezoning request for property identified as 2405 McGee Landing and 00 National Highway in City Council District 6. The applicant asked to rezone the parcel from A (medium-density apartment) to TR (townhome residential) to develop 50 single-family townhomes on roughly 8.53 acres.
Daphne, a project representative for the owners identified in the presentation as the O’Connor brothers, said the site previously had an unfinished senior apartment project from the early 2010s and that the new plan is to redevelop the property into 50 townhomes. She told attendees the owners have financing lined up and plan to offer financing with a percentage rate and $12,000 toward closing costs to qualifying buyers.
Daphne said proposed homes would generally include two-car garages and driveways; she described preliminary elevations and said plans on display at the meeting were conceptual. When asked about connectivity to the neighboring townhome development, she said the neighboring community was permitted under Fulton County and the county permit “does not allow additional ingress and egress to that community,” so a connection would not be allowed.
The presenter reported only green space amenities in the current concept but said the developer is open to suggestions. The item will advance to planning commission and city council hearings; applicants were reminded to submit Form E and meeting proof by April 7, 2025.
