Former Atlanta Mayor Shirley Franklin said the city’s planned housing bond is dead in the water, a casualty of revenue shortfalls anticipated because of the COVID-19 pandemic. At least two members of the Atlanta City ...
Governor expects compliance with social distancing and sanitation rules.
Terms of Atlanta’s plan to borrow $200 million to fund affordable housing resemble a balloon loan on a residence – interest-only payments for the first two years, plus a higher interest rate than other types ...
A new program launched by the City of Atlanta and its housing authority allows residents in local public housing units to receive rent relief if they've lost income due to the coronavirus pandemic.
Frustration among Atlanta tree advocates over the two-year process of writing even the draft version of a tree protection ordinance is bubbling up amid the coronavirus-related shutdown of public conversation – and the clock is ...
The escalating coronavirus crisis has amplified the need for affordable housing in Atlanta and beyond, experts have said.
On Monday, Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms called for another $100 million investment aimed at boosting the city's affordable housing stock.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms appears to be about 18 percent of the way toward accomplishing her campaign goal of producing and preserving 20,000 affordable housing units by 2026.
City leaders heralded Tuesday’s official ground-breaking of Herndon Square on Northside Drive as the start of a new day for Atlanta Housing and affordable housing developments. But not everyone at the ceremony was convinced.
On Tuesday, a long-stalled affordable housing project in English Avenue is slated to finally begin construction.
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms announced Friday that the first cash injection for a potentially $28 million citywide affordable housing trust fund could be made next month.
Atlanta's mayor announced a new department, a new leader and a new plan to make it easier and safer to get around Atlanta.
George Dusenbury, State Director for The Trust for Public Land in Georgia Rachel Sprecher, Executive Director in the Office of Partnerships and Development, Atlanta Public Schools Parks strengthen communities and improve public health while cleaning ...
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