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Pin date 2017-12-31 is a year boundary. Phase I was due in Q3 2017 and certified September 2017, but Phase II (100 of the 172 units) was expected August 2018 and certified September 2018, so full completion of the 172-unit community is 2018, not 2017.
Phase II: construction summer 2017, EarthCraft certification September 2018.[1]
Phase I: 72 units, construction summer 2016, EarthCraft certification September 2017.[1]
Cost benchmark: “Type V-A Garden, 3-Story $230k–$340k/unit (affordable) 3-story over slab, surface parking, in-unit washer/dryer.”[1]
Project-specific operator, government or project-partner source reviewed on October 10, 2026.[1]
172 mixed-income apartments
“172-unit mixed-income apartment community”
Type V-A Garden, 3-Story (affordable), applied to Savannah, GA. Published type is 3-story garden-style, so building-type row preferred.
“Type V-A Garden, 3-Story $230k–$340k/unit (affordable) 3-story over slab, surface parking, in-unit washer/dryer.”
Top of the same published range.
“Type V-A Garden, 3-Story $230k–$340k/unit (affordable) 3-story over slab, surface parking, in-unit washer/dryer.”
Low: 172 × $230,000 = $39,560,000. High: 172 × $340,000 = $58,480,000.
172 × $285,000 (midpoint per unit) = $49,020,000, rounded to $49 million. About $285,000 per unit.
Land, design and permit fees, financing and the developer fee are excluded, so this is a vertical building cost, not a project budget. The benchmark is a 2026 range with no adjustment for the year this was built. 2017-era build vs 2026 pricing; 35 market-rate homes; land and soft costs excluded. No construction budget was found for this project.
172 mixed-income apartments
“172-unit mixed-income apartment community”
Summer 2016 to 2018
“Construction began in the summer of 2016. The View at Oglethorpe (Phase 1) was awarded the EarthCraft Multifamily Certification in September, 2017.”
Newly constructed, leasing
“newly constructed ... Three-story, garden-style apartment buildings”
Housing Authority of Savannah selects Hunt as development partner
“HAS selected Hunt as its development partner in 2014.”
Phase I construction begins (72 units)
“Construction began in the summer of 2016.”
Phase II financial closing on 100 units
“announced the successful closing on 100 units as part of the Phase II redevelopment of the former Robert Hitch Village”
Phase I EarthCraft certification (completed building)
“Construction began in the summer of 2016. The View at Oglethorpe (Phase 1) was awarded the EarthCraft Multifamily Certification in September, 2017.”
Phase II EarthCraft certification (completed building)
“Construction began in the summer of 2017. The View at Oglethorpe (Phase II) was awarded the EarthCraft Multifamily Certification in September, 2018.”
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Opening date: completion 2017 (year precision; no exact day published). Source: The View at Oglethorpe (Synergy Custom Services completed projects, 2017). Operator listing and program documents were last reviewed October 10, 2026.
Two-bedroom waitlist open. Leasing phone: 912.319.7948. Application / waitlist information.
Dollar rents were not verified in the project-specific sources checked. Income limits do not establish a fixed monthly rent. Consult the linked property leasing information.
No construction budget was found for this project, so the price is an estimate built from published inputs, not a reported figure. The working:
No total development cost has been published for either phase; the pin keeps its labelled benchmark estimate.
