At the 42^nd annual OBIE Award ceremony hosted by the Greater Atlanta Home Builders Association The Providence Group added to their existing five (5) previous Community of the Year awards winning two more OBIEs. The GAHBA recognized The Providence Group with the award for Mixed Use Community of the Year for The Maxwell and Detached Community of the Year for  Idylwilde. 

The OBIE Awards are the premier awards in Atlanta’s home construction industry, celebrating commitment to innovation and excellence in new home building, development, remodeling, and marketing categories.  

“These accolades are a testament to our hard work for more than 20 years, building and developing some of the most beloved communities throughout Atlanta,” explains Warren Jolly, President of The Providence Group. “We build each neighborhood with the vision to bring an elevated lifestyle to our future residents – and we are honored to be recognized for our unique efforts.” 

The Maxwell, which won Community of the Year – Mixed-Use is one of the premier condo and townhome community adjacent to the shops, restaurants and entertainment venues at The Maxwell and walkable to downtown Alpharetta. The community features urban, mercantile-inspired architecture but in a suburban setting. There are fantastic outdoor spaces and bright open interior designs throughout these homes and community. The curated amenities include neighborhood pool, bocce ball courtyard and park settings with HOA maintained landscaping.  

The Community of the Year – Detached was awarded to our Idylwilde gated community in the Hickory Flat community of Cherokee. Idylwilde is a timeless neighborhood offering ranch and two-story home designs with owner suites on main. The homes feature front and rear entry designs ranging from 1,900 to 3,200 square feet. The community offers acres of natural green space with crisscrossed streams, ponds and miles of trails, a community clubhouse, pool, two pickleball courts, and a community garden. 

Learn more about The Providence Group and all their communities here.