The Atlanta BeltLine is rethinking how it meets its goals for affordable housing.
One figure has been a big deal when it comes to affordability around the BeltLine: 5,600. That’s the number of low-cost units the trail’s governing body said it would build at the start of the project.
But as the years went on, the Atlanta BeltLine Inc. fell far behind that goal.
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