In Atlanta, the housing authority serves thousands more people today than it did before it razed all of its projects (other than 11 senior buildings and two small family properties).

Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens and U.S. Deputy Secretary of the Treasury Wally Adeyemo tour the city's affordable housing project at 2 Peachtree.

Atlanta’s BeltLine shows how urban parks can drive ‘green gentrification’ if cities don’t consider affordable housing at the outset.

MARTA and Atlanta government leaders promised citizens new projects including state-of-the-art light rail, but can they keep that promise after what may be a shortfall of a billion dollars?

Recently, the project focused on Atlanta’s social housing model, pointing to it as one whose successes could be replicated in cities across the U.S. Harvard identified four key components of ...

Atlanta’s plan to invest $750 million in the city’s infrastructure and economy is running behind, according to a recent audit.

In just a matter of hours, all construction-related lane, road, and sidewalk projects will come to a stop in the City of Atlanta for the Fourth of July construction moratorium.