Land Use & Apartments

Voting Record

Alex’s complete voting record on every apartment proposal since 2012.

Record of Consistency

Complete Apartment Voting Record

Voting Summary (2013–2026)
1 ALEX YES
12 ALEX NO

*Alex promised to protect Peachtree Corners' ownership-to-rental housing balance. Out of 13 major apartment proposals, Council as a whole approved 9, while Alex voted AGAINST 12.

Major Apartment & Multifamily Proposals

Sourced directly from official Peachtree Corners City Council meeting logs.

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Project Units Proposed Alex's Vote Council Motion Council Result
Cortland 295 apartments FOR Approve Approved
Roberts Properties 169 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
Broadstone-Alliance (Peachtree Pkwy MUD) 295 apartments + 26 ownership AGAINST Approve Approved
The Spoke (Blaze Partners) 92 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
AHS Residential MUD 382 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
Peachtree Summit MUD 251 apartments AGAINST Deny Denied
Dilweg MUD 275 apartments + 38 ownership AGAINST Deny Denied
Sun Court MUD 170 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
Forum (North American Properties) 381 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
Innovation Lofts 2.0 80 apartments AGAINST Approve Approved
DaVinci Court MUD Apartments (unspecified count) AGAINST Deny Denied
Day Building 248 apartments + 24 ownership AGAINST Deny Denied
Sun Court MUD (Change of Conditions) 68 additional apartments + 23 townhomes AGAINST Approve Approved

A Note on the One "Yes" Vote

Cortland (2016) is the exception. At the time, the developer brought in Tech Park CEOs who argued nearby housing was essential to keep businesses in the area. Alex voted to approve. He's since noted that only a small fraction of the units built ended up housing Tech Park employees — raising his bar permanently for any future proposal.

Supporting Ownership Housing

Not every housing vote is about apartments. Since incorporation, Alex has supported the substantial majority of ownership-focused proposals — townhomes, condos, and single-family developments, including major investments like Waterside (641 ownership units).