The 45 townhomes in the first phase, scheduled for occupancy in early 2005, will have 1,430 sf to 2,940 sf of living area. The property, near Centennial Olympic Park Drive and North Avenue, is between Centennial Olympic Park and Georgia Tech's Bobby Dodd Stadium. "These townhomes will be much more spacious, yet lower in price than anything else in the area," says Valerie Edwards, executive vice president of the Integral Group. "Centennial Park North will be perfect for families and we hope it will begin a new tradition of community life in the city."

Nearby are the $2-billion Georgia Aquarium which is under construction, the new World of Coke Museum site, Philips Arena, the Georgia Dome, Coca-Cola. Co. headquarters, Bank of America Plaza, Fox Theater and a Marta rail station. Integral plans to use the proximity of the landmark projects as a selling tool. "These townhomes will offer both city convenience and suburban comfort," says Egbert Perry, Integral's chairman and CEO. "They will offer a safe, secure environment, good schools a minimal commute to work and tremendous family leisure opportunities."Centennial Park North is Integral's third development in the Centennial Park area. The first was Centennial Place, a nationally recognized urban mixed-use community. Integral previously announced plans for Centennial Park East, a $45-million, 2.4-acre mixed-used project.