Veranda

Design. Simplicity. Livability.

Veranda is Integral’s platform for high-quality independent living. Located in walkable, connected neighborhoods, Veranda offers comfortable, well-designed residences alongside lifestyle amenities that promote health, autonomy, and social engagement. Each development balances market-rate appeal with long-term livability—meeting the rising demand for age-friendly housing.

Active Living – Well-appointed residences and shared spaces that support aging in place—encouraging autonomy, socialization, and wellness.
Market-Responsive Design – Intelligent site planning and design features tailored for seniors—combining livability, aesthetic quality, and operational efficiency to ensure long-term value.
Connected Communities – Strategically located near healthcare, retail, parks, and transit—integrating into the social and economic fabric of the neighborhoods it serves.

Featured Projects

Veranda
At Assembly

Atlanta, GA

Veranda at Assembly is a modern, age-restricted community designed to foster independence and social engagement.

Veranda At North Main

Columbus, SC

Veranda at North Main is an age-restricted community that blends modern living with the character of an established community.

Veranda
At Park Place

Birmingham, AL

Veranda at Park Place is a 62+ community that offers affordable, independent living for older adults.

Veranda
at Grove Way

Roswell, GA

Veranda at Groveway is a 55+ community that supports healthy aging through walkable access to civic, recreational, and cultural amenities.

Case Studies

Assembly Transit Oriented Development

Assembly is replacing the economic development driver that was lost when General Motors exited the City of Doraville.

Centennial Place

Designated by HUD as a National Model, Centennial Place gave birth to the legal, regulatory, and financial model that made the implementation of mixed-income, mixed-financed, and mixed-use revitalization projects possible.

EVIVA on Cherokee

The project facilitated the assembly of separate land parcels, paving the way for a transformative addition to the area’s residential landscape.

Trinity Mills Station

Trinity Mills Station is the largest TOD in the North Texas area, located at the intersection of the George Bush Turnpike and the DART Trinity Mills Station.

Our Approach

Strategic Partnerships

65+ public-private partnerships across 12 states.

Community Development

Revitalized communities in 20+ cities through inclusive, impact-driven projects.

Master-Planned, Impactful Communities

Built over 20 master-planned communities that create sustainable, connected neighborhoods with lasting value.

Veranda at Scholars Landing

Units

LEED
Silver
certified

Located near MARTA, parks, and the Atlanta University Center

The Veranda at Scholars Landing is a LEED Silver-certified residence for independent seniors. With on-site amenities like a library, fitness center, and walking trails—and access to a vibrant, multi-generational community—it offers everything our seniors need to live comfortably and confidently.

Recent Press

The missing link: Why escaping poverty in Miami takes more than money

For Beatrice Regina Thomas, stability wasn’t just about having a roof over her head; it was about having a network, too. After losing her mother and being priced out of Liberty City, Thomas was sleeping in her truck when a chance encounter changed her life.

“I was tired. I cried myself to sleep,” she recalled. “I parked right there (outside Liberty Square), and then Nathaniel Joseph came knocking on my truck. He said, ‘You ain’t all right. Come on in here.’”

That knock from Joseph, community liaison manager for The Related Group, led Thomas to housing at the renovated Liberty Square. With it came opportunities and a support system she’d never had.

Our 2026 wishlist for a better Atlanta. What’s yours?

Yes, it’s hard out there right now. Financing can feel like an uphill battle for everything from ATL-filmed indie movies to condo sky-rises and skinny townhomes. An existential AI cloud looms. Inflation, it seems, keeps inflating.
But there’s a new year afoot. And metro Atlanta’s inherent, sunbelt optimism is strong. As always.

Atlanta Medical Center Demolition Enters Final Stage

New details are emerging about the transformation of the former Atlanta Medical Center, a facility that served underserved communities for more than 100 years before closing in 2022. Officials say the site will become a multi-use development, including a pharmacy, grocery store, and other community-focused resources.

Construction is expected to begin in 2027, with 2026 set as a major planning milestone. Leaders say the redevelopment carries deep meaning, as the hospital was closely tied to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and generations of Atlanta families.