Much of what Moore and Dickens have outlined in their affordable housing platforms is similar. But Dan Immergluck, an urban […]
Dan Immergluck, of the Urban Studies Institute, spoke to Atlanta civic Circle about new plans to revamp that Atlanta Civic […]
Newsweeks story: Two bills have been floated in Congress that would help Americans buy homes through either a tax credit or […]
Continuing the Center’s Courts in Crisis series, the new third report analyzes survey and publicly available data from Georgia courts handling eviction […]
More than 15 million people in the U.S. are at risk of being evicted from their homes when the nationwide ban […]
A Georgia start-up aims to become the Airbnb for temporary shared housing. It calls it a solution to the housing […]
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ 2017 win to claim the city’s chief seat can be attributed, at least in part, […]
Micromobility has become something of a buzzword in the transit world in recent years. From bikes to scooters, alternative forms […]
In 2011, Shelterforce first covered an ambitious transit-oriented development project that would create a 33-mile network of biking and walking trails (and eventually […]
Atlanta has all the tools it needs to be a dense, world-class metropolis, but the city’s leaders aren’t properly utilizing […]
