What’s led to Atlanta’s housing crisis?
Georgia State urban studies professor Dan Immergluck makes it clear in his new book that it’s far from one misstep and instead a culmination of policy failures throughout the city’s history.
Immergluck joined “Closer Look” to talk about “Red Hot City: Housing, Race, and Exclusion in Twenty-First Century Atlanta” and how the handling of major events and projects — like the 1996 Olympics and the Atlanta BeltLine — fueled gentrification and shrank the region’s affordable housing stock.

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