Posted Jul 22, 2023, 1:26 AM
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Originally Posted by smArTaLlone
- Midtown - 25,142
- Old Fourth Ward - 14,177
- Downtown - 13,613
- North Buckhead - 13,362
- Morningside/Lenox Park - 11,576
- Emory - 11,150
- East Atlanta - 10,924
- Pine Hills - 9,256
- Virginia Highland - 8,660
- Grant Park - 8,167
- Georgia Tech - 7,791
- East Lake - 7,099
- Kirkwood - 7,072
- Home Park - 7,028
- Lindbergh/Morosgo - 6,742
- Greenbriar - 6,178
- Glenrose Heights - 5,588
- Inman Park - 5,392
- Collier Heights - 5,286
- Campbellton Road - 5,239
- Underwood Hills - 5,024
- Atlanta University Center - 5,019
- Edgewood - 4,930
- Vine City - 4,789
- West End - 4,732
- Ormewood Park - 4,696
- Southwest - 4,682
- Sweet Auburn - 4,593
- Peachtree Hills - 4,536
- Grove Park - 4,432
- Candler Park - 4,415
- Lindridge/Martin Manor - 4,167
- Reynoldstown - 3,927
- Venetian Hills - 3,890
- Oakland City - 3,801
- Princeton Lakes - 3,797
- Peachtree Heights West - 3,772
- Adamsville - 3,691
- Poncey-Highland - 3,680
- Bolton - 3,674
https://www.11alive.com/article/news/loc.../85-fed443d9-4d6f-4426-809d-f6c226bc2598 |
So if my math is right, if Atlanta averaged the same population density of Inman Park across the whole city we would basically have the population of Chicago. Obviously that's a simplistic calculation, but to me that does put in perspective just how wide a range of housing types we could be building. To me it suggests the housing issue in the area isn't even too much SFH, so much as it is too many areas with big lot sizes and little mix with commercial centers.
Why can't we build more Inman Parks?
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