Rethinking the Atlanta Prison Farm
Rethinking the Atlanta Prison Farm
MIS student Lily Ponitz explores the history of the Federal Prison Farm Atlanta in light of a recent Atlanta City […]
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Housing authority soon to seek developers for Atlanta Civic Center revamp
Housing authority soon to seek developers for Atlanta Civic Center revamp
Dan Immergluck, of the Urban Studies Institute, spoke to Atlanta civic Circle about new plans to revamp that Atlanta Civic […]
Joe Biden’s Homebuyer Tax Credit Not Enough to Fix America’s Housing Crisis
Joe Biden’s Homebuyer Tax Credit Not Enough to Fix America’s Housing Crisis
Newsweeks story: Two bills have been floated in Congress that would help Americans buy homes through either a tax credit or […]
Special Edition of Housing Policy Debate Shines Light on Eviction Causes, Consequences and Responses
Special Edition of Housing Policy Debate Shines Light on Eviction Causes, Consequences and Responses
The journal Housing Policy Debate has published a timely special edition of more than 20 research articles examining the causes, consequences and potential policy […]
Courts in Crisis Part III: The Rising Tide of the Rental Housing Crisis In Georgia
Courts in Crisis Part III: The Rising Tide of the Rental Housing Crisis In Georgia
Continuing the Center’s Courts in Crisis series, the new third report analyzes survey and publicly available data from Georgia courts handling eviction […]
As Eviction Moratorium Expires, Americans Owe $20 Billion in Unpaid Rent
As Eviction Moratorium Expires, Americans Owe $20 Billion in Unpaid Rent
More than 15 million people in the U.S. are at risk of being evicted from their homes when the nationwide ban […]
Like Airbnb, but for Flophouses
Like Airbnb, but for Flophouses
A Georgia start-up aims to become the Airbnb for temporary shared housing. It calls it a solution to the housing […]
What does Atlanta’s wide-open mayoral race mean for housing policy?
What does Atlanta’s wide-open mayoral race mean for housing policy?
Atlanta Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms’ 2017 win to claim the city’s chief seat can be attributed, at least in part, […]
From E-Scooters To Bikes, A New Georgia State Lab Focuses On Micromobility
From E-Scooters To Bikes, A New Georgia State Lab Focuses On Micromobility
Micromobility has become something of a buzzword in the transit world in recent years. From bikes to scooters, alternative forms […]
Affordable BeltLine Project Still in Progress in Atlanta
Affordable BeltLine Project Still in Progress in Atlanta
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 […]