Keeping up with 1960s style and design required ingenuity on the part of EpiCity, as well as a lot of maintenance over the years. EpiCity successfully managed the asset for over four decades and executed many significant renovations. Built along the Buford Highway corridor, this property was well constructed and well maintained. Because of its proximity to the city and growing employment prospects in the area, this location was largely considered the next big in-town multi-family property redevelopment opportunity for multi-family housing.  
 
To address the property’s aging infrastructure, EpiCity embarked on a massive project to improve the delivery of hot water to residents more quickly and cost-effectively. The complex’s aging water system consisted of three large water heaters and an underground pipe loop. Over the years, it had begun to leak and drive up natural gas bills while wasting water. With no space to install water heaters in every apartment, EpiCity partnered with a trusted contractor to replace the centralized system with individual heating and air units that also provided hot water. The innovative solution reduced energy costs, enhanced comfort, and lowered water bills through submetering for each unit.