As groups of pro-Trump activists gear up to rally across the nation this weekend in protest of what they consider a fraudulent election, the City of Atlanta is preparing to protect some of its homeless ...
On Monday, long after HouseATL leaders pitched the idea of architecting a bond program to help beef up the city’s affordable housing stock, Atlanta officials green-lit legislation that paves the way for a $50 million ...
At long last, the $100 million housing opportunity bond proposal, which experts believe could actually put a sizable dent in Atlanta’s housing affordability crisis, is headed toward approval by the city council.
Two public housing residents are set to be sworn in as board members of Atlanta’s housing authority.
City officials could cut the $22 million COVID-19 housing assistance program in half, Atlanta’s chief operating officer Jon Keen announced on Tuesday.
New city laws and transportation infrastructure adjustments haven’t curbed Atlanta’s rash of street racing and stunt driving, so municipal officials are considering calling in the Georgia General Assembly for help.
Predatory real estate investors in Atlanta have been put on notice: If they badger people about selling their homes, especially if those homeowners don't want to, they could be fined or locked up.
Some longtime Atlanta homeowners who fear spiking property taxes could price them out of their communities just got a bit closer to finding solace and housing security.
A new Atlanta City Council proposal aims to stop predatory investors from swindling longtime Atlantans out of their homes.
These remedies, though, aren’t matters to hold your breath on; public and private leaders need to take action today.
A new City of Atlanta rule could help people hurdle costly barriers separating them from stable housing.
Snagged by the side effects of the COVID-19 pandemic, Atlanta’s much-anticipated housing opportunity bond program could be nearing passage. But some proponents of the initiative say the proposal first needs to be tweaked to foster ...
The park is supposed to uplift the neighborhood's and the city's civil rights legacy.
Antonio Brown has been charged with wire fraud, mail fraud, bank fraud, and making false statements on a bank loan application.
Atlanta City Council President Felicia Moore urged Wednesday for a reform of the Atlanta Police Department, not a dismantling of APD. Moore presented three specific recommendations that bring the Atlanta City Council squarely into the ...
Seriously? The administration of Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms has proposed to drain all the city’s dollars in the Eastside Tax Allocation District to plug a hole in its budget.
Atlanta City Council leaders and other city staff are hashing out a plan to update the so-called "impact fee program," which utilizes funds collected from developers and directs them toward public services, such as infrastructure ...
On Monday, the Atlanta City Council unanimously approved legislation that kickstarts a 60-day plan to curb the amount of homeless people sleeping at Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport and help them navigate the COVID-19 pandemic.
Affordable housing advocates jumped for joy when Atlanta officials announced a bond program that would help boost the city's affordable housing stock jumped from $100 million to $200 million. Now, though, due to the economic ...
The escalating coronavirus crisis has amplified the need for affordable housing in Atlanta and beyond, experts have said.
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