<p>Despite being sued over its construction, a developer built a parking deck against code and severely limited the potential of the remaining downtown block it sits on.</p>
Mar 27, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>Recently released Census population estimates project Metro Atlanta surpassing five million residents for the first time. The metropolitan statistical area is up to a whopping 28 counties.</p>
Mar 23, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>The city is responding to a new parking survey by adding uniform public parking signage and revising its parking structure zoning.</p>
Mar 21, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>Emory University hopes wants provide affordable housing for faculty and staff and tackle the area's traffic problem by building pedestrian-friendly, mixed-use communities on land near campus -- though some area residents aren't sold on the idea.</p>
Mar 17, 2007 The Sunday Paper
<p>Georgia and South Carolina have announced plans to build a port at the mouth of the Savannah River, jointly operated by the two states.</p>
Mar 14, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>Despite their larger sizes, recent bungalows built in three of Atlanta's most historic neighborhoods nevertheless are sensitive to the look and scale of their surroundings.</p>
Mar 9, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>With Metro Atlanta's senior population set to mushroom, the region's planning agency says that area communities are not prepared to deal with the consequences of an aging population.</p>
Feb 20, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>As the city plans to demolish most of its public housing, the only publicly-subsidized units remaining will be offered to senior citizens. Displaced residents will be given counseling and vouchers enabling them to live anywhere in the country.</p>
Feb 15, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>The ambitious plan proposes to transform Peachtree Street with new streetcars, parks and other amenities. But skeptics wonder if such a massive overhaul is feasible -- or even necessary.</p>
Feb 15, 2007 The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
<p>In an effort to stop the creation of a 26-mile commuter rail line connecting Atlanta to numerous suburbs, Georgia lawmakers are hoping to pass a bill requiring voters in each city and county along the proposed line to individually approve funding.</p>
Feb 11, 2007 Henry Daily Herald
