Atlanta’s Mayor Unveils $5B Neighborhood Reinvestment Plan
The plan targets seven underserved neighborhoods with $1.9 billion for transit and $1.3 billion for affordable housing, aiming to reduce poverty and improve health and education outcomes.
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$1.3B for affordable housing? Mayor wants to extend Atlanta’s TAD lifespans to do it.
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens on Tuesday revealed a potentially $5 billion plan to revitalize some of the city’s most underinvested neighborhoods. In addition to funding transit expansion, trails and greenspace, healthcare facilities and grocery stores, the mayor’s new Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative calls for $1.3 billion to subsidize affordable housing projects. “Even as Atlanta has prospered, there is still an untold story that we must co…
Mayor Dickens aims to extend tax allocation districts for $5 billion neighborhood plan - SaportaReport
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announced an ambitious $5 billion neighborhood reinvestment initiative on Tuesday as part of his agenda to turn the city into the best place to raise a child. “Even as Atlanta has prospered, there is still an untold story that we must confront if we are going to take our city to even greater heights,” Dickens said. “What Atlanta has had is tremendous growth, but what we have lacked is balanced growth for decades now.…
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens Reveals $5.1B Neighborhood Reinvestment Plan Focused on Youth and Community Development
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens has announced a sweeping neighborhood reinvestment initiative aimed at making Atlanta “the best place to raise a child.” The plan, unveiled Tuesday, Sept. 30, seeks to revitalize under-resourced communities through investments in housing, transit, infrastructure, and economic development. “When a child thrives in Atlanta – Atlanta thrives,” Dickens said. “We have … Continued
Mayor unveils $5 billion neighborhood reinvestment plan for Atlanta
Key Points• Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens announces $5 billion Neighborhood Reinvestment Initiative.• The goal of the program is to bring opportunity, jobs, business growth, and choice to underserved areas in south and west Atlanta. Mayor Andre Dickens has announced an ambitious plan for “direct, purposeful investments” in communities in south and west Atlanta that have been left behind due to decades of neglect. According to a press release from …
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