Of 100-plus housing bills on the agenda for this Georgia General Assembly session, only one significant bill passed. That bill requires local agents for tenant complaints.

The Douglas Coffee County Industrial Authority will build street, drainage, water, and sewer improvements to support 67 new homes on a 36-acre tract. The Augusta Economic Development Authority will ...

Governor Kemp announced five rural housing awards from the OneGeorgia Authority. The Augusta Economic Development Authority ...

House Bill 399 would require investors in Georgia housing stock to hire in-state brokers and give code enforcement contacts for property mangers.

A recent housing study by the Georgia Institute of Technology's Center for Economic Development Research revealed that most ...

The Georgia legislature passed the state’s annual budget — $38 billion this year — in the morning and adjourned relatively ...

This year's event follows the organization’s first-ever summit last year, which laid out the housing-related issues the ...

Out-of-state investors own tens of thousands of houses in Georgia, and lawmakers tried to limit the number due to concerns about decaying properties and diminished options for would ...