Trend-setters

Artists started the recent renaissance, Castleberry Hill is now home to more than 900 residents in more than 500 lofts, everyone from first-time homebuyers to empty nesters. "Atlanta artists were looking for a cool, funky place to live," he says. "They uncovered a treasure for the entire city."Miller Gallman Developers has had a string of successes in the neighborhood. The company's philosophy of retaining historical integrity by converting underutilized space has been a good fit with the community. It has recently announced its latest project, Castleberry Point – a four-story building that will serve as the gateway to Castleberry Hill on Centennial Olympic Park Drive.