Our Mission

MISSION STATEMENT

To restore the fabric of the city of Atlanta and other urban areas through neighborhood-oriented development.

We will develop projects is lost or ignored areas, making them an enduring credit to the city; provide opportunities for the neighborhood and commercial services, and explore creative ways to include people of limited means.

We will seek to improve the sustainability of the city, provide stimulating spaces for creative people, and—wherever possible—revive significant historic buildings.

At Fabric, we have paved the way toward a unique and important kind of urban, neighborhood-oriented development. We focus on areas that create a true sense of place and comfortable space, and enrich and strengthen city life in between the high rises, down on the street level.

Troy Peerless Lofts, Atlanta

About, Our Management, Our Mission, Our Niche, Our Strategy, Projects

This was an early effort in the Old Fourth Ward area. Located across Glen Iris Drive from the Ponce City Market (formerly the Sears Building), Miller used historic rehabilitation tax credits for a private placement of equity from a number of investors interested in neighborhood revitalization. Built as an industrial laundry in the 1920s, it […]

Delmar Circle, Atlanta

Our Mission, Our Management, Our Niche, Our Strategy, Projects

Fabric Developers, LLC, continues to identify strategically important properties that add to the fabric of Atlanta’s neighborhoods. Fabric acquired a strategic property on the Beltline in the Ormewood Park neighborhood of Atlanta, rezoned it, procured Land Development Permits, and made a strategic decision to sell this property after procuring all necessary entitlements. It is perhaps […]