Demolition Begins at Troubled Camelot Condos in South Fulton

City leaders say the demolition of Building 900 is a 'pivotal step' toward community renewal and resident safety.

Published on Feb. 24, 2026

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Demolition is set to begin this week on Building 900 at the troubled Camelot Condominiums in South Fulton, Georgia. The complex has been plagued by violence and crime, including six deaths in 2023 and the arrest of the HOA president. The demolition process is expected to take about two weeks to complete.

Why it matters

The Camelot Condominiums have been a long-standing problem for the city of South Fulton, with numerous reports of shootings, fires, and other criminal activity over the years. The demolition of Building 900 is seen as an important first step in addressing the issues at the complex and improving safety for residents.

The details

Officials began preparing the site for demolition on Monday, and the actual demolition process is set to begin at 4 p.m. on Thursday. The demolition is being led by The M Mitchell Group, a construction firm based in Carrollton. Residents have been advised to expect an increase in construction workers in the area and to follow any no-parking signs to prevent damage to their vehicles.

  • Demolition preparations began on Monday, February 24, 2026.
  • The actual demolition of Building 900 is set to begin at 4 p.m. on Thursday, February 27, 2026.
  • The demolition process is expected to take about two weeks to complete.

The players

Keosha B. Bell

Mayor Pro Tem and Camelot District 5 Councilmember for the City of South Fulton.

The M Mitchell Group

A construction firm headquartered in Carrollton, Georgia, which is leading the demolition of Building 900 at the Camelot Condominiums.

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What they’re saying

“This project is tangible progress in the removal of a long-standing damaged building. Our priority is the safety and well-being of our residents, and although the demolition of Building 900 is just the beginning, it reflects our continued commitment to remove blight as we build a safer, stronger community where every family has the opportunity to THRIVE!”

— Keosha B. Bell, Mayor Pro Tem and Camelot District 5 Councilmember (City of South Fulton)

What’s next

The demolition of Building 900 is expected to take about two weeks to complete. After the demolition is finished, the city of South Fulton will continue to work on a long-term plan to address the issues at the Camelot Condominiums and improve safety for residents.

The takeaway

The demolition of Building 900 at the Camelot Condominiums is a significant step in the city of South Fulton's efforts to address the long-standing problems at the complex, which has been plagued by violence, crime, and other issues. While this is just the beginning, it reflects the city's commitment to removing blight and creating a safer, stronger community for its residents.