2023 was a remarkable year for the Atlanta BeltLine project. Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. hosted a record three groundbreakings on the Southside, Westside, and Northeast Trails and celebrated the ribbon-cutting of … Continue Reading →
A New Development in Affordable Housing Opens Along the Southside Trail
On February 27th, the Atlanta BeltLine and the City of Atlanta celebrated the grand opening and ribbon cutting of the newly built Stanton Park Apartments, a significant milestone in affordable … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine’s 2023: Building Community, One Mile at a Time
From trail expansions to community collaborations, 2023 was a notable year for the Atlanta BeltLine and its mission to contribute to the city’s ongoing transformation. In the realm of trail … Continue Reading →
Affordable housing win with groundbreaking on permanent supportive housing for the homeless
December 5 was an historic day for affordable housing around the BeltLine as leaders gathered to break ground on permanent supportive housing for the homeless. Known as the Ralph David … Continue Reading →
AMI Explained: The Key to Affordable Housing Along the Atlanta BeltLine
Have you ever wondered what “affordability” means when we talk about housing around the Atlanta BeltLine? It’s a question we get often, and it’s a crucial one. To put it … Continue Reading →
Empowering Equitable Development: Atlanta BeltLine’s Land Acquisition
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) has taken a momentous stride in its quest for equitable growth by acquiring 13.7 acres of land along the Southside Trail. Valued at $13.3 million, this … Continue Reading →
Community Conversations: Atlanta BeltLine’s Plans for Chappell Road
Are you curious about the redevelopment plans for 425 Chappell Road and the adjacent public land? The Atlanta BeltLine will host three pop-ups in the community to talk with residents … Continue Reading →
Affordable Living in the Heart of the City
At 55 Milton and similar apartment communities along the Atlanta BeltLine, Atlanta residents like Amei can afford to live in a beautiful apartment intown, close to work and amenities. Amei … Continue Reading →
Legacy Resident Retention Program Testimonial: Ed Hall
The Atlanta BeltLine is committed to the creation and preservation of affordable housing in BeltLine neighborhoods. This includes helping ensure that longstanding residents in these communities can stay in their … Continue Reading →
Pre-leasing new affordable housing units on the BeltLine
The Milton is now pre-leasing 156 new affordable apartments. Located at 55 Milton Ave SE in the Peoplestown neighborhood, these 1-, 2-, and 3-bedroom apartments target individuals and families earning … Continue Reading →
Story Maps: Mapping the BeltLine’s Equity Efforts
The Atlanta BeltLine strives to ensure that all Atlantans benefit and prosper from the economic growth spurred by the project, but what does that look like concretely? A new collection … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Welcomes new Vice President of Housing Policy and Development
Dennis Richards Jr. began his new role on November 1, 2021 After a nation-wide search, Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. (ABI) welcomed Dennis Richards Jr., former Senior Director of Housing Development at National Church … Continue Reading →
Grant Program Aims to Keep Legacy Residents in BeltLine Neighborhoods
The Atlanta BeltLine is accepting applications for a new program designed to help long time residents of BeltLine neighborhoods stay in their homes. Created in collaboration between Atlanta BeltLine Partnership and … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Announces Georgia Power Foundation Donation
New fund to help legacy residents keep their homes through property tax support The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership, in collaboration with the Atlanta BeltLine, Inc., is pleased to announce receiving a … Continue Reading →
Building Social Equity Into the BeltLine: An MBA Student Reflects on a Year of AB67 Service
Editor’s Note: Stephen Spicher is in his second year serving on the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership’s AB67 young leaders group. Spicher is also in his second year as a student in … Continue Reading →
Atlanta BeltLine Partnership Announces 2020 Free Home Empowerment Workshop Series
Support From Two New Sponsors Funds Twice the Number of Workshops Offered in 2019 Through its Empower programming, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership (ABP) works to understand the challenges to equitable health, … Continue Reading →
Your Rights as a Renter and How to Find Help When You Need It Fast
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is partnering with the Atlanta Volunteer Lawyers Foundation and The Ke’nekt to host Your Rights as a Renter and How to Find Help When You Need … Continue Reading →
Adair Court opens with new mixed-income senior housing on the Atlanta BeltLine
Seniors in the Adair Park neighborhood of southwest Atlanta now have access to a new mixed-income rental community near the Atlanta BeltLine Westside Trail following the highly awaited ribbon-cutting ceremony … Continue Reading →
An Evening on Equity – Atlanta BeltLine Quarterly Briefing
The Atlanta BeltLine’s second Quarterly Briefing (QB) of 2018 drew a crowd of more than 300 people to Friendship Baptist Church in what was the largest QB in Atlanta BeltLine … Continue Reading →
Connecting Residents to Workforce Opportunities
By David A. Jackson, Deputy Executive Director, Atlanta BeltLine Partnership A key part of the Atlanta BeltLine Partnership’s (ABP) mission is to empower residents in BeltLine neighborhoods in the areas … Continue Reading →
Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms and Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. Announce Acquisition of Railroad Corridor for Southside Trail
$26 million purchase funded by TSPLOST represents single-largest remaining land acquisition for Atlanta BeltLine, Inc. ATLANTA – Mayor Keisha Lance Bottoms today announced that the City of Atlanta has acquired … Continue Reading →
The Power of “We” Part 5
The Atlanta BeltLine Partnership is promoting 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 … Continue Reading →
The Power of “We” (Part 4)
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 … Continue Reading →
The Power of “We” (Part 3)
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 … Continue Reading →
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