A preliminary meeting recently took place, said Atlanta City Councilman Andre Dickens, the chief architect of the first wave of inclusionary zoning legislation, which went into effect in late ...

Two high-profile and controversial redevelopment projects did not move forward at Monday’s Atlanta City Council committee meeting. The zoning committee voted to postpone a vote on Portman ...

Those consequences have city officials looking to expand its inclusionary zoning policy to include for-sale housing along the 22-mile pedestrian path that has become Atlanta's version of Central Park.

Atlanta is considering three ordinances aimed at limiting the spread of car-centric development near the BeltLine. An advisory board recommended approving two of them. As BeltLine inches closer ...