By Sara Haas, Sr. Director, Enterprise Community Partners Much of the affordable housing in Atlanta is made up of small- and medium-scale multifamily rental properties that are affordable, even though they operate without government subsidies. ...
By Ahmad Abu-Khalaf, Enterprise Community Partners Senior Research Analyst in Public Policy During February’s celebration of Black History Month, Enterprise is examining how barriers to housing affordability often highlight the legacies of systemic racism. In ...
By: Kandice Allen Mitchell The City of Atlanta Welcomes a New Administration On January 3, 2022, Atlanta welcomed its 61st mayor, Andre Dickens, a two-term council member and native son who promises to “usher in ...
By Meaghan Vlkovic, VP & Market Leader Southeast, Enterprise Community Partners Across America there are more than half a million people experiencing homelessness on any given night; ten thousand live in Georgia. The reality is ...
Housing advocates and community leaders championed federal safety nets for renters and landlords alike as Covid-19 wreaked havoc on incomes and job stability. Concern over housing instability remains consistent despite an unprecedented amount of federal ...
By now we know that historic (and nearly always intentional) disinvestment and extraction in communities of color has driven a dramatic gap in wealth and ownership by race. This disparity means people of color face ...
By Laurie Schoeman, Sr. Program Director and Sara Haas, Director, Enterprise Community Partners According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration, seven of Atlanta’s 10 hottest years have taken place in the past decade. In ...
By Kandice Mitchell, Director of State & Local Policy, Southeast, Enterprise Community Partners In December 2020, the City of Atlanta introduced Atlanta City Design: Housing, a framework that guides urban planning through a set of ...
By Tim Block, Sr. Program Director, Enterprise Community Partners When you think of faith-based organizations (FBOs) like churches, synagogues, or temples, you probably think of how they provide spiritual connection and a sense of community ...
By Sara Haas, Director, Southeast Market, Enterprise Community Partners Columbia at Capitol View in Adair Park has ample green space, sits along the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail, and provides quality, affordable housing to the residents ...
By Kandice Allen Mitchell, Esq. Southeast Policy Director, Enterprise Community Partners Last month, President Biden introduced the American Jobs Plan, calling for an investment of more than $2 trillion for the nation’s infrastructure. Notably, this proposal ...
By Meaghan Shannon-Vlkovic, VP & Market Leader, Enterprise Community Partners The average life expectancy for a person in the Margaret Mitchell area of Buckhead is 25 years longer than that of someone in Bankhead on ...
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