Regulation Blocks Housing Solutions
Regulation Blocks Housing Solutions
Atlanta has been a focus of affordable housing possibilities with it’s historic ties to public housing in the U.S., former […]
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Housing Plan Lacking Detail?
Housing Plan Lacking Detail?
Atlanta Mayor, Keisha Lance Bottoms is 18 months into her first term. She identified economic disparities as an major issue [...]
Housing Trapping Black Americans in Poverty
Housing Trapping Black Americans in Poverty
Black Americans are trapped in poverty thanks to real estate housing markets and finance, as Mark Whitehouse explains in a […]
Atlanta’s Affordable Housing Shrinking
Atlanta’s Affordable Housing Shrinking
Atlanta is one of many cities that has struggled with an affordable housing shortage, along with the state of Georgia.The […]
Transportation and Public Health in Atlanta
Transportation and Public Health in Atlanta
Urban Studies Institute was awarded a two-year, $250,000 grant under Systems for Action, a national program of the Robert Wood Johnson […]
Housing Inequity & the Racial Wealth Gap
Housing Inequity & the Racial Wealth Gap
Housing Inequity: Can the Racial Wealth Gap Be Closed Without Speaking of Race? Dan Immergluck weighs in a recent New [...]
Network Established on Regional Infrastructure
Network Established on Regional Infrastructure
The Urban Studies Institute received a grant from the Regional Studies Association (RSA) to create the RSA Research Network on […]
Eviction Crisis Research in MarketWatch
Eviction Crisis Research in MarketWatch
Building on previous research, stable housing is increasingly out of reach for many Americans. Rentals and homes to own grow more […]
Rental market research informs policy
Rental market research informs policy
As the 2020 election nears, presidential candidates are sharing their platforms and Elizabeth Warren is tackling housing policies in the […]
International Scholars Provide Insight into Global Issues at New Urban Studies Conference
International Scholars Provide Insight into Global Issues at New Urban Studies Conference
Georgia State University’s Urban Studies Institute welcomed over 100 presenters to its first Comparative Urbanism: Global Perspectives Conference.