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 […]
A new tax mechanism designed to fund the remainder of the Beltline’s construction, approved by the Atlanta City Council last week, […]
Atlantica says OWN DeKalb is designed as a way to increase affordable housing in Atlanta and make sure more people […]
Pearson International Airport is an indispensable hub for mobility, goods movement, and employment in the Greater Toronto Area. COVID-19 has […]
Through ongoing research funded by the Natural Hazards Center, our team of lawyers, sociologists and urban planners at the Georgia State University Urban Studies Institute conducted focus […]
ATLANTA—The battle against COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy – an issue for nearly a quarter of Americans recently polled – can be won if […]
ATLANTA—Federal housing subsidies are created to provide greater housing stability and reduce eviction rates. Research at Georgia State University shows they work […]
The city of Atlanta could soon take more control over how it deals with “nuisance” properties. This, after Mayor Keisha […]
Systems for Action Research Program Webinar Populations with diabetes can successfully manage their condition if they have regular access to […]
