In 1996, the AHA created a financial and legal model for the mixed income community or MICs , that is, communities with different owners and tenants of income levels, including public- as component. This model is used by the HOPE VI revitalization program of the US Department of Housing and Urban Development. In 2011, it has resulted in all housing projects being destroyed, with partial replacement by MIC.
The first, Centennial Place, has been recognized by the HUD and Urban Land Institute. In 2007, Centennial Place has a math school, science and technology-focused school, YMCA, branch bank, daycare facility, and retail stores. There are plans to include a unit of home ownership.
In 2011, the agency also knocked down Roosevelt House and the towering Palmer House's senior citizens and moved residents to other properties. However, John O. Chiles and Cosby Spear senior senior citizens remain open.
The AHA takes advantage of the loose federal regulations that are in effect until 2010 to undermine all remaining communities. The agency offers eligible residents various relocation options and long-term assistance that include good federal leased-rent vouchers anywhere in the country. However, not all residents qualify for vouchers.
Video Atlanta mixed-income communities
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Ashley Auburn Pointe
the site of the former Grady House in the neighborhood of Sweet Auburn. Including Veranda at the Auburn Pointe complex. Ashley College Town
Ashley College Town
the site of the former Harris House, was built in 1956 Ashley Courts in Cascade
Ashley Courts at Cascade
site of former Kimberly Courts, offsite for Techwood/Clark Howell Ashley Terrace in the West End
Ashley Terrace in West End
formerly offsite for Techwood/Clark Howell
Capitol Gateway
the site of the former House of Capitol
Centennial Places
situs bekas Rumah Techwood dan Clark Howell di distrik Centennial Hill Downtown Atlanta
Columbia di Mechanicsville Station
Replaced 41 hectares (17 hectares) of 293 units of McDaniel-Glenn house in the northwest corner of Mechanicsville, which was demolished between February and May 2006.
Columbia Commons
formerly offsite for East Lake Meadows
Columbia Village
formerly offsite for East Lake Meadows
Magnolia Park
opened in 2000 on the site of the former John Eagan House in Vine City
Summerdale Commons
at NPU Z in southwest Atlanta. Recognized by the city as the official neighborhood of Atlanta.
The Villages at Carver
The former Carver House site in southeast Atlanta, west of South Atlanta and east of Joyland and High Point. Recognized by the city as the official neighborhood of Atlanta.
Castleberry Hill Village
The site of the former John Hope House. Recognized by the city as the official neighborhood of Atlanta. Regardless of its name, this community is not on Castleberry Hill and is located south of the neighborhood.
The Villages of East Lake
Site of former East Lake Meadows. Rebuilding is driven by developer and philanthropist Tom Cousins. Recognized by the city as the official neighborhood of Atlanta.
Western Highlands
The official neighborhood of Atlanta. The former site of Perry Homes, which was destroyed in 1999. Including
- Columbia Estates, 124 townhouses and garden-style apartments, for rent
- Columbia Heritage, a senior housing development consisting of 132-unit revenue mix
- Columbia Park Citi, a mixed garden-style apartment complex of 154 units
- Columbia Crest, a mixed-use project of 152 units of 5,000 square feet (460Ã, m 2 ) of retail space; and
- Columbia Grove, a 138 unit multifamily project that will be the last phase
Maps Atlanta mixed-income communities
High senior citizens
While Palmer and Roosevelt were destroyed, this senior citizen's high building was renovated:
Cosby Spear
Di North Avenue di Old Fourth Ward
John O. Chiles
Located at 435 Joseph E. Lowery Blvd. Renovated 2008.
References
- Atlanta Housing Authority
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