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We are residents of the Metro Atlanta area. We’re a mix of long-time residents and newcomers, renters and homeowners, business owners and employees, families and individuals, citizens and immigrants, commuters, bus riders, cyclists and pedestrians. Read more about our values.
We see friends, family, and coworkers being priced out of our area. We see sprawl consume acres of wilderness and increase the number of cars on the road. But we know there is an alternative. We want Atlanta to be an affordable and inclusive community, one in which new residents can thrive and legacy residents have the ability to age in place with dignity. Read more about our vision for Atlanta.
New to housing, affordability, and urbanism? We have resources for you! Check out some of our favorite videos, podcasts, and articles on how housing supply impacts affordability, why density matters, how zoning impacts affordability, and how systemic racism has and continues to contribute to our housing crisis.
Looking for something a bit more Atlanta-specific? Take a look at Atlanta City Design Housing's deep dive into where Atlanta has been, where we're going, and what policy changes we need to create a more inclusive City.
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Policies we support
Allow more housing in every neighborhood, especially historically affluent and exclusionary neighborhoods, removing barriers to both subsidized affordable and market rate housing
Reform structures that incentivize communities to say no to new homes, including tax systems and car centric transportation systems.
Make housing permits fast and fair, removing arbitrary barriers to both subsidized affordable and market rate housing.
Enact policies that support current residents having stable housing choices amid growth.
Increase funding for subsidized affordable housing through a wide variety of mechanisms, including direct subsidies.
