Bottoms says she won’t be running for reelection. So what does that mean for her housing affordability crusade? Will candidates echo Bottoms and commit to carrying the torch of her One Atlanta Housing Affordability Action ...
Beltline officials today announced their “largest transaction to date in support of affordable housing.”
Fulton County is putting on a clinic on how to administer a government program with the utmost transparency.
The boarded-up, littered and pest-infested Southside Atlanta apartment complex known as Forest Cove has finally changed hands, signaling the start of a multi-million-dollar revival that longtime tenants hope will make the place livable once again.
Atlanta officials have identified almost five Piedmont Parks worth of public land that could someday spawn thousands — or possibly tens of thousands — of affordable housing units.
Gwinnett County’s renewed emergency housing assistance program aims to support the community’s most marginalized populations — low-income households and those most strained by the coronavirus pandemic.
Forest Cove’s downward spiral could be coming to an end — one that marks the beginning of the dilapidated, decades-old Section 8 apartment complex’s long-awaited resurrection.
The dilapidated husk of an old housing project on Atlanta’s Westside has a new lease on life, and similar revitalization and construction projects are slated to follow suit.
With the election only months away, Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms says she’s hitting the pause button on the sweeping scope of her controversial Housing Initiative, but the push continues — both inside and outside City ...
A 31-story tower expected to ascend downtown is poised to deliver more than 400 apartments marketed to Atlanta’s educators and senior citizens.
