Toro opens preleasing on the first apartments inside its $560M Medley district in Johns Creek

Prelude at Medley is the first residential building to lease inside Toro's 43-acre, 883-unit Johns Creek Town Center district, which opens October 29.

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Rendering of Medley’s office building, restaurant and public plaza.
Project renderingRendering of Medley’s office building, restaurant and public plaza.Toro Development Company
Medley End
Project contextMedley EndToro Development Company
Apartment floor plan at Prelude, part of Medley.
Site planApartment floor plan at Prelude, part of Medley.Prelude at Medley
Rendering of Medley’s office building and central plaza.
Project renderingRendering of Medley’s office building and central plaza.Toro Development Company
Site plan for Medley.
Site planSite plan for Medley.Tableau at Medley/Empire Homes
Rendering of Medley’s planned hotel beside its public plaza.
Project renderingRendering of Medley’s planned hotel beside its public plaza.Toro Development Company
Evening rendering of Medley’s shops, restaurants and apartments.
Project renderingEvening rendering of Medley’s shops, restaurants and apartments.Toro Development Company
Medley
Project contextMedleyToro Development Company
Medley
Project contextMedleyToro Development Company

Toro Development Company opened preleasing this week for Prelude at Medley, the first residential building inside its 43-acre, $560 million Medley district in Johns Creek. The one- and two-bedroom apartments sit within walking distance of shops and restaurants that have already opened at Medley, including Trader Joe's, Shake Shack and Sephora.

Medley replaces a defunct State Farm office campus at Johns Creek Parkway and McGinnis Ferry Road with 883 total residences, a 150-room boutique hotel, 110,000 square feet of office space and a 25,000-square-foot plaza meant to host up to 200 events a year.

The district anchors Johns Creek's 192-acre Town Center plan, with a grand opening set for October 29 and first move-ins November 1.

Scale$560M, 43 acres, 883 residences
TimelineGrand opening Oct. 29, 2026
WhoToro Development Company
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