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Estates at Bethelview

Bethelview Manor

Temple Rowhomes

Brixton Buckhead

Building Excellence for Over Two Decades

Founded in 2005, United Family Homes has established a strong reputation for exceptional craftsmanship and thoughtfully designed residential and commercial developments throughout Georgia. Headquartered in Duluth, the company is led by founder Ramakrishnan Srinivasan, whose vision has guided nearly two decades of quality-driven construction.

For over 20 years, United Family Homes has remained committed to delivering homes and developments built with precision, integrity, and lasting value. With more than 325 satisfied clients and $125M–$150M in completed residential and commercial projects, their portfolio reflects a legacy of trust and excellence.

Landmark Projects

United Family Homes is proud to be a qualified builder within St. Marlo Country Club, where they completed 10 custom single-family homes.
 

Additional milestone developments include Seven Norcross, featuring 31 townhomes and 7 single-family residences.
 

They are also honored to have constructed the Shiv Mandir of Atlanta along with four priest residences for the Saibaba Temple of Atlanta.
 

Current Developments
Their active portfolio includes:

  • Estates at Bethelview - 4 luxurious estate homes in Cumming

  • Bethelview Manor – 16 luxury single-family homes in Cumming

  • 2024 Saibaba Temple Expansion Projects – including Yagasala, Fellowship Hall, Meditation Hall, DHUNI, and additional enhancements

  • Temple Rowhomes – 91 townhomes adjacent to the Hindu Temple of Atlanta

  • Lee Street Apartments – 31-unit multifamily development in Atlanta

  • Brixton – Five distinctive European-inspired single-family homes in the heart of Buckhead, just off Lenox Road in Atlanta
     

At United Family Homes, every project reflects their dedication to craftsmanship, innovation, and building spaces that stand the test of time.

Holly Norman, REALTOR®
REMAX Center

 

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