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Who Owns Atlanta?

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Who Owns Atlanta? who-owns-atlanta.org is a public tool for exploring corporate property ownership networks in and around the City of Atlanta. The code behind the tool is available at github.com/Who-Owns-Atlanta/who-own…

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Who Owns Atlanta? @who-owns-atlanta.org · 04/08/2026

But making the computer fit the districts to the "logo" is fun...

The C in the site icon is drawn from the council's own geometry rather than illustrated. The three concentric bands symbolize the three at-large posts. The twelve navy seams running through them are the twelve council districts — each one its real boundary shape, taken from the city's official council district layer and placed in district order from the lower terminal around to the upper. It is generated by a script straight from the same polygons the maps on this site use, so when the districts are redrawn, the mark changes with them.

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Who Owns Atlanta? @who-owns-atlanta.org · 04/08/2026

An unofficial Atlanta Council Tracker is now available: council.who-owns-atlanta.org Every meeting, paper, and roll-call vote since 2018 have been compiled and are being updated on a daily basis. When possible, papers have been geocoded and mapped.

A table of 2026-2029 Atlanta City Council displaying all Members, their Seat, number of Roll calls, number of votes Cast, number of Aye votes, number of Nay votes, Missed percent of votes, motions Moved, motions Seconded. full numbers at https://council.who-owns-atlanta.org/members

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Who Owns Atlanta? @who-owns-atlanta.org · 13/03/2026

Update : City Zoning data has been integrated, including map filters and Leaderboard summaries. who-owns-atlanta.org Base data has not changed. Individual & Institutional changes were made causing insignificant changes in overall numbers, though did cause some ownership links/urls to change.

A screenshot of the who-owns-atlanta.org map interface showing the new zoning filters. A dropdown menu is
open with "Single-Family" selected under the "Home Type" category. In the background, a map of the Grove
Park and Simsille neighborhoods displays individual property parcels color-coded in red and blue.

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Who Owns Atlanta? @who-owns-atlanta.org · 08/03/2026

Burying part of the lede, Atlanta neighborhood demographics are included to enrich the picture of each ownership cluster. This is, for example, the summary included for our cluster named "RS RENTAL I LLC" who-owns-atlanta.org/owner/28/

A dashboard titled "Atlanta Portfolio Analysis" detailing the demographics and economics of neighborhoods where a real estate portfolio's 178 city parcels are located.

Key sections include:
- Neighborhood Income: The average neighborhood median income is $44,912. The majority of parcels are in "Low" (85) or "Low-Mid" (55) income areas.
- Tenure & Concentration: 54.2% of households in these neighborhoods are renters. The highest concentrations are in Arlington Estates, Wildwood Forest, and Swallow Circle/Baywood.
- Racial Composition: The neighborhoods are predominantly Black (87.7%), followed by White (5.3%), Hispanic (4.4%), and Asian (0.5%).
- Home Values & Vulnerability: The average median home value is $224,268, with most homes valued between $150k-$300k. The area has a 6.4% poverty rate and 13.9% vacancy rate.
- Maps: Two maps of Atlanta show the portfolio's parcels (marked with red dots) concentrated in neighborhoods with lower median incomes and higher renter concentrations.
- Neighborhood Breakdown: Lists Grove Park (13 parcels) and Lakewood Heights (10 parcels) as top locations.

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Who Owns Atlanta? @who-owns-atlanta.org · 08/03/2026

Many property record investigations are stopped at an LLC name. This tool goes deeper by: * Clustering entities through shared addresses and registered agents * Matching names & addresses against 49M Secretary of State business filings * Linking out-of-state "SFR aggregators" to their local holdings

A table diplaying statistics by Corporate, Individual, and Institutional owners.
- Parcel Count: Individuals own 122,054 parcels (72.7%), Corporate owners have 30,391 (18.1%), and Institutional owners have 15,521 (9.2%).
- Avg Portfolio Size: Corporate owners have the largest average portfolio at 4.3 parcels, while Institutional (1.2) and Individual (1.1) owners have much smaller averages.
- % Out-of-State (Matched): Corporate owners have the highest out-of-state ownership at 13.6%, followed by Institutional at 2.1% and Individual owners at 0.0%.

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