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Affordable housing financed through Lori Lightfoot's signature economic development program costs far more to build than the most expensive apartment towers in the city. Here's why.
The plan would mix subsidized and market-rate homes on a commercial street plagued by vacant lots.
As firms and other businesses have started locating their offices in other parts of town, and with the massive shift in work patterns driven by COVID-19, the eight-block stretch has become home to more vacancies than any other part of downtown. Now, the city has an ambitious plan to spur development.
Georgia Tech senior becomes third Yellow Jacket to win top-level amateur event this summer
/PRNewswire/ -- Team CARFAX has earned "Top Workplace" honors from both The Washington Post and the St. Louis Post-Dispatch, based entirely on employee...