分析亚特兰大主要公共投资与社区变化之间的关系

Atlanta Studies Pub Date : 2021-08-11 DOI:10.18737/atls20210811b

Josh Humphries, Kendra Taylor

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正如我们的许多居民可以亲自证明的那样，亚特兰大的人口增长，从2010年的42万居民到今天的50多万居民，一直伴随着人口结构的变化。在该市于2021年2月发布的《社区变化报告》中，我们探讨了主要的公共投资和设计目标如何与城市中低收入和非低收入居民居住的变化相关联。

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Analyzing the relationship between major public investments and neighborhood change in Atlanta

As many of our residents can attest to personally, Atlanta’s population growth, from about 420,000 residents in 2010 to over 500,000 residents today, has been accompanied by demographic neighborhood change. In the Neighborhood Change Report released by the City in February 2021, we explore how major public investment and design goals are related to changes in where low-income and non-low-income residents live in the city.

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