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This blog covers everything from public policy issues, project updates, personal experiences along the Corridor, guest blog posts, event coverage, press releases and more. We hope you will join us on the journey along the Atlanta BeltLine as it continues to grow throughout the City. See you on the Atlanta BeltLine!
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is excited to share its 2016 Partners’ Report with you. 2016 was an important and exciting year for the Partnership and for the project that’s connecting residents of the 45 Atlanta BeltLine neighborhoods in so many ways. Click on the link below for highlights of the work the Partnership did last year […] Read more
Welcome back to Business on the Atlanta BeltLine! This series visits some of the many businesses along the Atlanta BeltLine, and explores how the Atlanta BeltLine and its culture have impacted their business. The opening of the Eastside Trail and Historic Fourth Ward Park have helped to spur more than $3.7 billion in economic development within […] Read more
The following appeared originally as a Saporta Report Thought Leadership column on May 16, 2017. The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is elevating solutions to Atlanta’s affordable housing needs via a series of articles from our public, private, philanthropic, nonprofit, and community partners who – through “The Power of We” – can help define a coordinated set […] Read more
Guess who turned ten years old last month? The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership gave its first bus tour of the Atlanta BeltLine on April 13, 2007. 1,887 people participated in one of 85 tours given that first year. (By comparison, the Partnership hosted 4,160 tour-goers on 168 separate tours during 2016.) Heather Hussey-Coker was our very […] Read more
ATLANTA – Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) is pleased to announce the appointment of Fulton County Commissioner Lee Morris to its Board of Directors. Commissioner Morris will fill the vacancy left due to the passing of Commissioner Joan P. Garner as the Fulton County Board of Commissioners Representative. Commissioner Morris brings to the Atlanta BeltLine Board […] Read more
New development consists of multifamily affordable housing, with 40 percent of units or more designated as affordable workforce homes WHO: Atlanta BeltLine Inc. WHAT: Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) has issued a Request for Proposals to develop a second phase of the Lofts at Reynoldstown Crossing located at 890 Memorial Drive, Atlanta, 30316. The […] Read more
A big part of the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership’s mission is empowering residents of Atlanta BeltLine neighborhoods by working with partners in the areas of health, housing and economic opportunity. For our health initiative, we focus on promoting healthy, active lifestyles and how those lifestyles can connect directly with Atlanta BeltLine parks and trails. Last Saturday afternoon at Washington […] Read more
On Monday, April 24, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. came out to the southeast and southwest study groups to provide updates on the Reynoldstown Stage and the Southside Trail design. The Reynoldstown Stage will be a performance area on the second phase of the Eastside Trail’s southern extension, just north of Memorial Drive. The area, which is […] Read more
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership (ABP) is pleased to announce the appointment of Ms. Bentina Chisolm Terry to its Board of Directors. Terry succeeds former board member Pedro Cherry who stepped down this year after being promoted to Executive Vice President of Customer Service at Georgia Power. Terry is Senior Vice President for Georgia Power’s Metro […] Read more
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is elevating solutions to Atlanta’s affordable housing needs via a series of articles from our public, private, philanthropic, non-profit, and community partners who – through “The Power of We” – can help define a coordinated set of policies, programs and resources that build and preserve affordable living opportunities for all. This […] Read more
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