Heritage Village @ West Lake to bring 102 new units to Historic Vine City
- Jan 1, 2024
- 2 min read

New Development Plans for Heritage Village
An oasis nestled in a once rich and vibrant community, the redevelopment and preservation of this gem will be the catalyst for economic and community development that this Westside community needs and deserves. Heritage Village @ West Lake allows community rebuilding to start with the most vulnerable, hard to reach and lower-income populations.

Heritage Village at West Lake site is a full rehabilitation site with 5 story's, multi-family residency located at 239 West Lake Avenue, Northwest, Fulton County, Georgia 30314. The building contains 102 units consisting of one (1) bedrooms and a total of 61,380 square feet.
Quest strives to promote integrated access to resources in its communities regardless of ability status. All services and resources will be offered to all residents. Finally, the development team has envisioned this site as a multi-phase and multi-use community. The future uses that we foresee will encourage residents from the larger West Lake neighborhood to partake in the events and resources that we will be offering.

The Quest and Columbia Residential development team seeks to respect and honor the history of the site. The main building of the site currently houses 150 SRO units over four floors. We propose consolidating many of the spaces to provide 123 units. Quest will continue to focus on providing stable and affordable housing, with services, to vulnerable populations.
Quest will be partnering with CHRIS180 and set aside 24 units that will provide permanent supportive housing to single 18 – 24 year old men and women who are aging out of the foster care system. We will support their growth and stability by providing job and life skill training on site, as well as entrepreneurial incubator space.
Property Details
239 West Lake Avenue NW
Preservation . Health + Supportive Services
Financial + Workforce Development .102 Units
Investors
Annie E. Casey Foundation
—Atlanta Emerging Markets
—Atlanta Housing
—Capital Impact Partners
—City of Atlanta
—Community Foundation of Greater ATL
—CP Funding: Cong. Nikema Williams
—Corporation for Supportive Housing
—Enterprise Community Partners
—Invest Atlanta
—Low Income Investment Fund (LIIF)
—Office of Planning and Budget
—Partners for HOME
—Reinvestment Fund
—Southern Poverty Law Center
—The Home Depot Foundation
—Truist Bank
—Westside Future Fund


