Woodrow House moves from topping out to leasing beside the BeltLine

The 326-home West End project progressed from topping out to leasing, with 66 affordable and workforce units in the mix.

Panoramic street view of Woodrow House, with the apartment building, low-rise structures and active site work beneath a blue sky.
Woodrow House and adjacent site work viewed from Woodrow Street.Photographed Aug 30, 2026Urban Atlanta / Owner-supplied field photo
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Modern apartment complex at dusk with lit windows, landscaped grounds, and a blue evening skyWoodrow House

Woodrow House has moved from construction into leasing at 840 Woodrow Street in Oakland City, one block from the Atlanta BeltLine's Westside Trail. Woodfield Development topped out the project in July and was leasing by the end of August. Current project materials describe a $77 million community with 326 apartments and townhomes, including 66 affordable and workforce units and 5 percent of homes open to voucher holders.

The seven-acre former industrial site also includes more than 12,000 square feet of commercial space near a future BeltLine-to-MARTA spur trail.

Update history

What changed

  1. Leasing and initial delivery are underway

    Current project materials list 326 apartments and townhomes, including 66 affordable and workforce homes, with 5 percent of the community accepting housing vouchers.

  2. A field photo documents current site progress

    An owner-supplied street-level photo shows the multifamily building standing and adjacent site work continuing along Woodrow Street.

  3. The project tops out and opens pre-leasing

    Woodfield reported the structure topped out, pre-leasing underway and more than 12,000 square feet of retail planned. Earlier coverage described 325 units; current project materials list 326.

Why it matters

The lease-up tests whether a large BeltLine-adjacent project can preserve meaningful income-restricted inventory as the area changes.

JurisdictionCity of Atlanta
Scale326 homes · 66 income-restricted
TimelineTopped out in July · leasing by Aug. 31
WhoWoodfield Development
Sources and documents5 sources

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