Plans to renovate downtown's Medical Arts Building, construct two new towers in Midtown and build close to 500 new affordable housing units are getting some help from Atlanta's economic development arm.
At its Thursday meeting, Invest Atlanta approved tax breaks and grants for a raft of projects that will bring new housing downtown, add more office space in Midtown and create greenspace near Vine City and English Avenue, two of the city's poorest neighborhoods.
Details on the projects and their impact on the city are available to myajc.com subscribers here.
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