In 1997, the City of Decatur (adjacent to the city of Atlanta) began looking for a developer for the Scottish Rite property who would work to rehabilitate the historic buildings, provide new single family housing for the neighborhood, help to enhance the Oakhurst business district, return some part of the property to the tax roles, and provide a community center to South Decatur. PRI and the Housing Resource Center (HRC) responded with a three-part plan for the site: the rehabilitation and adaptive re-use of the graceful historic Scottish Rite Hospital and its two wings, the construction of 14 new accessible apartment units for people from the Shepherd Center who have a temporary or permanent disabilities, and the introduction of new single family affordable homes. This winning approach met the goals of the City of Decatur and the Oakhurst neighborhood. With the renovation now completed and the property fully leased, the historic buildings are occupied by a mixture of non-profit and for-profit tenants such as the YWCA of Greater Atlanta, the Community Center of South Decatur, a popular art gallery and an optometrist. It is also home to PRI and its PRISM Realty Management and CaringWorks subsidiaries. This project has turned what was a neighborhood eyesore into an award-winning community asset while helping to revitalize the Oakhurst business district.