Housing

After years of dealing with the troubled south Atlanta apartments, officials say the complex's dilapidated buildings will come down in the next few months.

For Amy Koonce, the sound of a nail gun attaching new shingles to her roof is progress.

Fulton County is gearing up for the 2024 Point In Time Count, which provides a “snapshot” of homelessness in all Fulton County cities outside of Atlanta.

You might think that a big drop in home sales might result in lower housing prices. But you’d be wrong!

Members of the Concerned Black Clergy of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc. braved the elements outside various churches Saturday night with hopes that it would bring awareness to a growing homeless crisis.

A heartbreaking crisis continues to grow in Atlanta. The city has recognized more families who are unhoused, sleeping in cars, tents and under expressways.

Tuesday’s Gwinnett County planning and zoning meeting came with a minor setback for the developers behind the proposal to build a massive apartment complex in Hamilton Mill.

Council member Michael Julian Bond added his voice to the issue, calling on the airport’s general manager to take action now.

The Atlanta woman who came home from vacation to find an older home on her property demolished without her permission is facing new troubles.

Former first lady Rosalynn Carter is being remembered for her tireless work with numerous organizations, including Habitat for Humanity. Over the years, she and her former President Jimmy Carter helped build homes around the world.

Atlanta rapper T.I., Mayor Andre Dickens, and a variety of other groups unveiled 140 units at the Intrada Building on Donald Lee Hollowell Parkway.

A house squatter versus the homeowner: It was a dramatic scene caught on camera by the Fox 5 I-Team. It highlights how police and the court system are struggling to be on the side of legitimate homeowners - people whose houses are overrun by intruders.  

South Fulton police have announced an arrest in connection with a fire that destroyed a building at the Camelot Condominiums Complex on Old National Highway in 2020.

The complex will begin leasing units under its new name, The Avenues at 3060.

An Atlanta official tells council members it is unfair for tenants to lose a rental deposit should they try to back out after learning about so-called hidden fees.