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Communities

Over 50 properties. One standard.

Existing apartments across Sunbelt markets, bought to renovate, own, and operate. Ivy at College Park shows what the standard looks like on the ground.

Footprint

Over 50 properties across Sunbelt markets.

Garden and walk-up communities near hospitals, bases, job sites, and logistics corridors. Each one gets the same work: systems, interiors, roofs, and grounds brought to standard, then owned and operated by one company with a super who answers.

Working neighbors at a community courtyardFirst responders and a veteran at a communityTrades workers at a community

Proof of concept · College Park, GA

Ivy at College Park.

A 1972 community in the Atlanta area that the city condemned and closed in 2025. Today it is renovated, leasing, and open. BAFA has been executing the renovation and the leasing: the same buy, fix, and hold work we bring to every property.

1972
Built
230
Units renovated so far
Aug 2026
Leasing again
Oct 2026
Phase One grand opening

Then

Condemned and closed.

Boarded building, 2025
Boarded building, 2025
Fire and water damage
Fire and water damage
Mold behind the walls
Mold behind the walls
Gutted to the studs
Gutted to the studs

Now

Renovated, leasing, open.

The entrance today
The entrance today
Renovated kitchen
Renovated kitchen
Bedroom
Bedroom
Living room
Living room
Bath
Bath

Timeline

From condemned to Phase One.

  1. 1972

    Built.

    Garden-style workforce stock in College Park, GA, minutes from the airport and its jobs.

  2. 2026

    BAFA executing the renovation and leasing.

    Gut renovations, systems, roofs, and grounds.

  3. Aug 2026

    Leasing again.

    Working households moving back in.

  4. Oct 2026

    Certificate of occupancy received.

    Phase One grand opening.

Ivy is the model for the rest of the footprint: buy existing apartments, renovate them to a practical high standard, and own and operate them for the long term.