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Housing Atlanta’s Homeless Population

A groundbreaking ceremony was held on December 5 at the site of an old motel on Moreland Avenue near I-20 that will soon be redeveloped into the Ralph David House. A $550,000 investment from the BeltLine Tax Allocation District (TAD) 公司rement Fund, managed by Invest Atlanta, will finance the adaptive reuse development, which will include 54 permanently supportive housing units reserved for those earning 30% of area median income (AMI) or less and who were previously unhoused.  

据博士说. Eloisa Klementich, president and CEO of Invest Atlanta, this project represents some of the many innovative ways Atlanta is serving the homeless population and supporting Mayor Dickens’ goal to build or preserve 20,000 affordable housing units by 2030. “We continue to think creatively with projects like Ralph David House and 184 Forsyth Street, a soon-to-be-completed homeless housing village out of shipping containers,克莱门奇说, “to ensure more homeless residents receive the housing and support they deserve faster.” 

“The Ralph David House project marks a significant milestone in fully affordable housing options in Atlanta and forwards 亚特兰大腰围’s mission to meet affordable housing goals along and around our 22-mile corridor,克莱德·希格斯说, president and CEO of 亚特兰大腰围, 公司. “As our city grows and evolves, developments like this one are ensuring that all Atlantans have access to projects like this one that deliver shared prosperity and an opportunity to access jobs and amenities.” 

Apartments in the Ralph David House will open to residents in fall of 2024. 

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