More than a few local leaders think Atlanta’s laws are too lax for folks who sit on properties and let them decay, hoping they’ll one day be worth a pretty penny.
The City of Atlanta’s ongoing zoning code update, which planning department officials have said would make the city more welcoming to truly dense development, might not be as drastic as urbanists and housing affordability advocates ...
A new tax mechanism designed to fund the remainder of the Beltline’s construction, approved by the Atlanta City Council last week has punctuated the project’s capacity to offer housing affordability with yet another question mark.
Atlanta has all the tools it needs to be a dense, world-class metropolis, but the city’s leaders aren’t properly utilizing them in a way that could one day accommodate the ongoing population boom and boost ...
On Wednesday, the City of Atlanta unveiled a report outlining its progress on officials’ efforts to produce or preserve 20,000 affordable housing units by 2026. Things are going well, the report said. Still, the city ...
When Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms last month called for the city to issue $100 million in bonds to propel affordable housing initiatives, local leaders and housing professionals began brainstorming how the money might best ...
Atlanta City Councilman Antonio Brown believes rent control laws would help combat the city's housing affordability crisis.
The Athens-Clark County government has drafted a more than $300 million project list for a Special Purpose Local Option Sales Tax (SPLOST) which, if backed by voters in a November referendum, would produce much-needed affordable ...
