Mayor Dickens’ ambitious plan seeks to build or preserve 20,000 units of affordable housing across the city over eight years. He is also committed to making homelessness brief, rare and…
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The City of Atlanta and some community organizations have announced some historic investments into the city’s affordable housing Tuesday. City officials said they plan to secure $300 million in investments…
Open Doors, an Atlanta-based nonprofit focused on securing housing for those exiting homelessness, has received a $300,000 cornerstone gift to the Open More Doors campaign from Norman Radow, CEO of…
The Lift 2.0 initiative is Atlanta’s pledge of more than $26 million to house 1,500 people living on the streets. Read more here.
Read about the City of Atlanta investing millions into housing for homeless and the way Open Doors aides in this effort. Full article here.
Click Here to read Pretium’s Senior Managing Director Jocelyn Moore’ remarks on the relocation of families from Forest Cove.
The last of over 200 households of Forest Cove Apartments in Southeast Atlanta have moved from the property to new residences, capping a relocation process that Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens…
Open Doors’ Board Chairperson, Aaron Goldman attended an event at the home of Norman Radow, an Open Doors supporter. Also attending were Atlanta Mayor Dickinson and Shmuli Wolf, an Open…
Open Doors recently partnered with ARRC Capital Partners on 12Hundred Studios, a project that revitalized a crumbling, garden-style rental into a creative example of attainable rentals. Click here to read…