Lofts at Twenty25

Built in 1951, The Lofts at Twenty25 was originally named The Darlington. It was the city’s first post-World War II high-rise built for the working class. In 1965, the building became a local landmark after a young Ted Turner installed the Peachtree Street-facing ‘Atlanta’s Population Now’ sign.

The property was later renovated as a luxury apartment community in 2022.  

Atlantica Properties and EQ Housing Advisors partnered in this acquisition that reinforces the long-term commitment to preserving mixed-income housing across Atlanta. 

30% of the apartments will be reserved for workforce housing. Affordability will be preserved for at least 25 years for residents earning between 50% and 80% of the Area Median Income (AMI).