America’s largest builder bringing Westside homes from $300Ks Josh GreenFri, 02/13/2026 - 08:11Due west of Midtown, out near Interstate 285, a groundswell of new housing options is continuing in the Monroe Heights neighborhood.Arlington, Texas-based D.R Horton, considered America’s largest homebuilder, has started bringing townhomes to market for its third ITP project to date, Towns at Monroe. Two other sizable, residential developments in the immediate area that have delivered in recent years include the 200-home Westside Bend at Proctor Creek and, across the street, the eight-building Populous Westside apartment project.altD.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtThe Towns at Monroe site, as shown in relation to two other construction sites where 500 apartments and for-sale homes have delivered in recent years. Google MapsPrices at the newest D.R. Horton offering currently start at $349,990 in Monroe Heights. That buys a three-bedroom, two and ½ bathroom townhome with 1,418 square feet spread across two stories, with a one-car garage, in the Frederick Douglass High School cluster. The project is marketed as being a low-maintenance option for first-time buyers or generally busy professionals who don’t fancy yard work. Its claims of being “located in the heart of Atlanta’s thriving West Midtown area” are questionable at best. Perks include open floorplans and integrated smart home tech that allow homeowners to handle security, climate, and lighting remotely, per the builder.altFacade of a finished row of townhomes at the D.R. Horton project. D.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtThe Towns at Monroe’s 2800 Georgia Aster Way site in relation to I-285 and other landmarks on Atlanta’s far Westside. Google MapsElsewhere in ITP Atlanta, D.R. Horton has delivered the first phase of a townhome project called Benteen Reserve near the next almost-open Beltline Southside Trail section. Prices there now start around $400,000. The company is also building a Hapeville project called Townes at Asbury, next to the airport, now starting at just shy of $420,000.altD.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtD.R. Horton/Towns at Monroe**…**Follow us on social media:Twitter / Facebook/and now: Instagram  • Westside news, discussion (Urbanize Atlanta)Tags2800 Georgia Aster Way NWTowns at MonroeD.R. HortonFrederick Douglass High SchoolMonroe HeightsAtlanta DevelopmentAtlanta ConstructionAtlanta TownhomesAtlanta Townhomes For SaleAtlanta TownhousesTownhome ConstructionaffordableImagesaltThe Towns at Monroe’s 2800 Georgia Aster Way site in relation to I-285 and other landmarks on Atlanta’s far Westside. Google MapsaltThe Towns at Monroe site, as shown in relation to two other construction sites where 500 apartments and for-sale homes have delivered in recent years. Google MapsaltFacade of a finished row of townhomes at the D.R. Horton project. D.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtD.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtD.R. Horton/Towns at MonroealtD.R. Horton/Towns at MonroeSubtitleTowns at Monroe, latest D.R. Horton ITP project, marks another residential bet on Monroe HeightsNeighborhoodWestsideBackground ImageImageA photo of a site where a row of white townhomes with gray garage doors and two stories on a new street now stands. Before/After ImagesSponsored PostOff

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