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Amplifying Atlanta

Our mission is to foster strong, equitable communities where vacant, abandoned, and deteriorated properties are transformed into assets for neighbors and neighborhoods.

There are lots of ideas out there for bringing the numbers down. But so far nothing seems to work better than simply getting a roof over their heads, even if it’s only a dilapidated motel room.

Kyle Sanders is headed back to K Street to join Thorn Run Partners as a senior vice president.

Over a 10-year period, the Chautauqua County Land Bank has been able to successfully facilitate 118 properties, complete 172 demolitions, and leverage more than

"People who live in the community have a right to be one of the major stakeholders," says Cherelle Parker, who represented neighborhoods full of single-family homes.

Albanys efforts include going to court to crack down on problem owners who often ignore citations

With the many housing projects discussed and in the works around Traverse City, we thought we’d look back on the long path to getting the city&rsq...

CHICAGO — Larry Burns had been planning a wedding reception last May in Mississippi and was looking forward to his mother coming from her home in Chicago’s Austin neighborhood. A

A 2021 investigation revealed Chicago’s deeply flawed inspection system for identifying and responding to safety issues in residential buildings. Since the report was published, 53 more people have died in residential fires.