Middle Income Housing Needs in Metro Atlanta, with Kristin Allin, Atlanta Regional Commission

Join hosts Nancy Diamond and Jack Murphy as they explore workforce housing in North Fulton and the wider Metro Atlanta area. Special guest Kristin Allin from the Atlanta Regional Commission (ARC) shares insights on housing challenges, population growth, and rising prices. They discuss the need for middle-income housing and the importance of mixed-income communities, highlighting how local governments can leverage ARC's data for effective planning. Community engagement is emphasized as key to finding solutions. Listeners are encouraged to participate in local planning efforts.

About Kristin Allin:
Kristin is a Senior Planner and Housing Specialist at ARC, with a strong background in housing policy and community leadership in Decatur. She’s involved in various initiatives to improve affordable housing and has a rich history in urban studies and business.

The Atlanta Regional Commission:
ARC is the planning agency for the 11-county Atlanta Region, dedicated to fostering thriving communities through collaborative planning and data-driven decisions.

Episode Highlights:

  • Introduction to North Fulton Voices

  • Overview of Metro Atlanta's housing crisis

  • ARC’s role and community engagement strategies

  • Call to action for local planning involvement

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