Atlanta, Andre Dickens and blight tax
Mayor Dickens to Push Owners of Blighted Properties to Make Repairs or Face Tax Increases
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens is cracking down on owners of blighted and dilapidated properties with the imposition of a new “blight tax” which would let courts increase the taxes of some blighted properties up to 25 times the going rate.
The governing board of Atlanta’s inspector general voiced support on Thursday for the city’s top ethics watchdog amid heated debate within City Hall over how much power the office should have to ...
The 51-story skyscraper houses the paper giant. The company would convert its upper floors into 400 apartments and retrofit ...
Atlanta Mayor Andre Dickens issued a statement mourning the death of the Waffle House president and CEO on Sunday morning.
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Georgia-Pacific announces plans to redevelop Atlanta HQ building with apartments, restaurants, new plaza & moreATLANTA — Georgia-Pacific on Thursday announced grand plans to turn ... property management firm and contractor for ...
Atlanta's mayor addresses the loss of Rich Homie Quan and the impact he left on the hip hop community. The rap mogul has been ...
Georgia-Pacific announced on Wednesday plans to transform its 51-floor headquarters and surrounding city block into one of ...
The company plans to convert the uppermost floors of the 51-story tower it owns into 400 apartment units while keeping 600K ...
ATLANTA — The former Atlanta Medical Center site is one step closer to redevelopment after Wellstar and Atlanta Mayor Andre ...
Georgia-Pacific Thursday announced initial plans for one of the country’s largest mixed-use redevelopments and the intent to ...
Protesters threw ping pong balls at Atlanta city council members in protest of Mayor Andre Dickens and the $90 million 'Cop ...
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