| Address | Status | SQFT | Home Type | BD/BA | Price | Contact | More Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 760 Joseph E. Boone Boulevard Northwest, Atlanta, GA | Available to Vine City legacy residents | 1400 | Single Family | 3/2.5 | $195,000.00 60% AMI Income Limit | Karen Babino 404-257-6399 | View Flyer |
| 568 Foundry St NW, Atlanta, GA | Available to Vine City legacy residents | 1400 | Single Family | 3/2.5 | $195,000.00 60% AMI Income Limit | Karen Babino 404-257-6399 | View Flyer |
| 664 John Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA | Available to Vine City legacy residents | 1400 | Single Family | 3/2.5 | $195,000.00 60% AMI Income Limit | Karen Babino 404-257-6399 | View Flyer |
| 619 Griffin Street Northwest, Atlanta, GA | Available | 990 | Single Family | 2/2 | $165,000.00 60% AMI Income Limit | Karen Babino 404-257-6399 | View Flyer |
| 1024 Donnelly Avenue Southwest, Atlanta, GA | Available | 640 | Townhome | 1/1.5 | Starting at $150,000.00 80% AMI Income Limit | Maja Sly The Sly Team 470-588-0960 majasly@kw.com | View Flyer |
| 697 Fayetteville Road Southeast, Atlanta, GA | Available | 1100 | Townhome | 2/2.5 | $294,800.00 100% AMI Income Limit | Benita Turner, 404-599-9989 Diana Dandridge, 901-299-0364 | View Website |
| 1091 Tucker Avenue Southwest, Atlanta, GA | Available | Townhome | 2/2.5 | Starting at $210,000.00 100% AMI Income Limit | Lacressa Morrow, 404-808-1684 lacressa@intownlifestylegroup.com | View Website |
Preview Home Listings
We offer a growing selection of single-family homes, townhomes, and condominiums, with new listings added regularly. While you can browse available homes here, the first step in the buying process is attending a Community Information Session.
Join a Virtual Community Information Session
Your first step in the homebuying process is joining a Community Information Session.
Join a free virtual information session to learn how Atlanta Land Trust creates permanently affordable homes and how you can become a homeowner. Discover how the community land trust (CLT) model works, how it differs from traditional homeownership, and how to begin the buying process.
We host virtual information sessions via Zoom on the second Saturday of each month. If you can’t attend one of the upcoming three sessions listed here, check our calendar for additional dates.
Upcoming Sessions:
Saturday, February 14, 10:00 - 11:30 am ET
Saturday, March 14, 10:00 - 11:30 am ET
Saturday, April 11, 10:00 - 11:30 am ET
Our Townhome Communities
Explore ALT’s three townhome communities below, and attend an information session to take the first step toward homeownership.
The Avenue at Oakland City
In Oakland City, ALT is co-developing a 36-unit townhome project with Intown Builders—offering a mix of affordable and market-rate homes—on a 1.8-acre site near the Beltline, with phase 1 completed in early 2024 and phase 2 expected in early 2025.
The Trust at East Lake
On approximately 2 acres in East Lake, ALT is building 40 for-sale units—half affordable to buyers at 80% AMI and half up to 120% AMI—prioritizing residents of The Villages of East Lake. Phase 1 was completed in fall 2024.
The Trust at Oakland City
ALT is partnering with Cityscape Housing to develop 42 mixed-income homes near the Westside Trail, half of which will be affordable to households at or below 60% and 80% AMI. Phase 1 construction began in February 2024.
The Homebuying Process
FAQs About Buying an ALT Home
What is a Community Land Trust, and how does it work?
A Community Land Trust, or CLT, is a way to help people buy homes at prices they can afford. The trust owns the land, and the homeowner owns the house on it. This keeps the cost lower because the buyer doesn’t have to pay for the land. If the homeowner decides to sell, the CLT helps make sure the next buyer can also afford it. This helps keep homes affordable for many families over time.
The Trust Owns the Land – The CLT buys and holds land to keep it affordable.
Homeowners Buy the Home – Buyers purchase the house at a lower price but lease the land from the CLT.
Affordability Lasts – When selling, homeowners agree to a resale formula that keeps the home affordable for the next buyer.
Can I use a co-signor for my mortgage?
Non-resident cosigners are not permitted on mortgage loans. The primary applicant and co-applicant must reside at the property and be income verified for our program.
Do I need a real estate agent to buy an ALT home?
ALT encourages all buyers to utilize a licensed Georgia real estate agent, however it is not a requirement. You can use a licensed Georgia real estate agent of your choice. We invite all agents to become familiar with the Community Land Trust model by attending a virtual Community Information Session or continuing education course. View a list of ALT Approved Real Estate Agents.
Can I use my own lender to buy an ALT home?
No, buyers MUST utilize an ALT-approved lender. The list of ALT-approved lenders is provided to homebuyers once they have submitted a Program Application. ALT lenders provide conventional financing and portfolio loans. ALT-approved lenders have been trained by ALT and understand how to underwrite mortgages for the unique community land trust dual ownership structure.
Is downpayment assistance available to purchase an ALT home?
Yes, downpayment assistance is available for those who qualify through three partner organizations: Atlanta Housing, Invest Atlanta, and the Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership, Inc. During your pre-approval process, you can consult with an ALT-approved lender about downpayment assistance programs that may be available to you.
What is AMI?
Area median income — often referred to as simply AMI — is a key metric in affordable housing. Area median income is defined as the midpoint of a specific area’s income distribution and is calculated on an annual basis by the Department of Housing and Urban Development. A household's income is calculated by its gross income, which is the total income received before taxes and other payroll deductions. View the 2023 AMI for the Atlanta metro area.
Can I rent my ALT home?
No, land trust properties cannot be rented for ANY period of time. The home must be the primary residence of the homeowner. As an owner-occupant, the Homeowner may rent or lease a bedroom within the home, subject to all requirements of local ordinances concerning the renting of residential property.
Do I have to stay in my ALT home for a certain period of time?
No, there is no minimum or maximum time to remain in your home.
