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Atlanta Affordable Project Breaks Ground

Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership and Laurel Street Residential began construction on Creekside at Adamsville Place, which is part of the city’s recently launched housing affordability action plan.

Atlanta

Jonathan Rose, Columbia to Complete $18M Atlanta Redevelopment

Plans include adding more ADA-accessible units, new gutters and roofing, and repaving walkways and roads, as well as adding amenities.

Atlanta

Capital One Provides $14M for Atlanta Senior Housing

There will be 136 units allocated to households earning as much as 60 percent of the area median income, while the remaining 34 will be reserved for households earning as much as 50 percent.

Atlanta

Greystone Secures $117M for Affordable Rehab

WWJ has acquired a portfolio of 44 affordable housing properties in the state of Georgia. The deal was overseen by Greystone, working with National and State USDA Rural Development, the Athens Housing Authority, Georgia Department of Community Affairs and Fannie Mae to secure the funds necessary to acquire and rehabilitate the portfolio.
South 18 September 2013 18:49

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