Coming Soon | Brookhaven, Georgia
North of Expected. East of Ordinary.
A New Chapter Begins at the Bend
At the edge of Atlanta’s growth and Brookhaven’s evolution, Northbend transforms a legacy site into a next-generation neighborhood. Set along the Peachtree Creek Greenway, this 30-acre redevelopment reshapes how people live, move, and connect — blending walkable streets, generous green space, and a curated mix of homes and retail into a bold new district for the city.
What’s Coming First
Northbend is rolling out in thoughtful phases — starting with the spaces and experiences that bring people together.
530 Multifamily Units
Including 140 units dedicated to hospitality living targeting the healthcare community.
Walkable Blocks
Complete with plaza space and the groundwork for future retail and gathering.
150 Townhomes
A mix of 120 for-sale and 30 for-rent homes designed for flexible, modern living.
Public Green Space
5 Acres of public amenity space, including green spaces, retail plaza and linear parks.
Retail & Dining
10,000 SF of restaurants and shops surrounding a 1-acre public plaza.
Phase One
Construction Begins: Summer 2026
First Deliveries: 2028
Stay tuned as we transform Northbend into a connected destination for Brookhaven and beyond. From fresh food to forest-lined paths, we’re creating space for life to unfold at its natural pace.
What Comes Next
Future phases will bring even more vibrancy to the neighborhood, including:
1,500+ New Residences
A blend of multifamily homes, townhouses, and senior living.
150-Key Boutique Hotel
Designed for visitors and wellness retreats.
100,000 SF Medical Office Hub
Built to serve Brookhaven’s growing healthcare corridor.
The Greenway Connection
Direct access to the Peachtree Creek Greenway puts you minutes from nature, movement, and moments of pause. Whether biking to breakfast or strolling with neighbors, Northbend is where the city slows down — and life opens up.
Where it’s Happening
Set at the bend of Peachtree Creek, Northbend sits across I-85 from CHOA’s new Arthur M. Blank Hospital and Emory’s Executive Park campuses—an employment center of 40,000+ anchored by CHOA, Emory and the CDC’s global headquarters. Here, Brookhaven’s neighborhood energy meets regional access, with trail connections to the Peachtree Creek Greenway and seamless links to Atlanta.