Atlanta Affordable Housing Reader

Co-LaB, a startup founded by Tamara Coleman, takes the co-living model popular with millennials working in tech and applies it toward affordable housing.

Scott Markley examines suburban redevelopment projects in Atlanta and their role in changing neighborhood racial composition.

Micro apartments are starting to pop up in parts of Atlanta in an effort to bring more affordable housing to the urban core.

As affordable housing shortages continue to worsen across the U.S., Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac are offering more innovative lending solutions to owners.

Terri Lee, the city's deputy planning commissioner, will lead new efforts to coordinate affordable housing solutions.

PadSplit, an Atlanta-based affordable housing tech startup, wants everyone to have a clean, respectable and safe place to live that doesn't break the bank either, according to founder Atticus LeBlanc.

The construction of luxury rentals was 79% of all apartment construction in the U.S. in 2017, and 87% predicted for 2018 and Southwestern U.S. is the leader.

Residents at Buckhead’s Darlington apartments rallied Sept. 17 to voice concerns about deteriorating conditions and their struggles to find new housing after the complex owner notified all residents they had 60 days to vacate. In August, renters at the Darlington, one of the few affordable apartment complexes in Buckhead, said they were surprised with a…

The Atlanta educator and mother of two loved her Adair Park street—until she couldn’t afford it.

Project set to include micro units and retail in Chosewood Park should debut next year, developer says.