Portman Opens 332-Home Meadow Glen Village in Fairburn
Portman has opened Meadow Glen Village in Fairburn with 332 apartments across nine buildings, a central green and 12,200 square feet of retail space. The community at 800 Meadow Glen Parkway is leasing one- and two-bedroom homes, while Portman says retail tenants will be announced in the coming months.
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Project renderingRendering of the central green and gathering space at Meadow Glen Village in Fairburn.www.livemeadowglenvillage.comProject renderingAs shown in renderings, overview of Meadow Glen Village's communal greenspace and nine-building site plans.PortmanProject contextHow Meadow Glen Village's communal greenspace and pool came together in Fairburn.Portman/Meadow Glen VillageProject contextMeadow Glen Village Portman FairburnPortman/Meadow Glen VillageProject contextExpected look of one of two retail buildings, once occupied, planned for Meadow Glen Village that flank the town green, per developers.PortmanProject contextApartment building at Meadow Glen Village in Fairburn.Source: Portman
Published Sep 7, 2026
Portman has opened Meadow Glen Village in Fairburn with 332 apartments across nine buildings, a central green and 12,200 square feet of retail space. The community at 800 Meadow Glen Parkway is leasing one- and two-bedroom homes, while Portman says retail tenants will be announced in the coming months.
Why it matters
The opening adds a sizable mixed-use residential community to South Metro Atlanta, with its retail component still to be filled.
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