Money in Atlanta news on Tuesday, October 13, 2026
In Money in Atlanta on Tuesday, October 13, 2026: Atlanta rents, evictions, and the property tax squeeze. Also: An overview of Atlanta's eviction crisis and what it means for local renters; A Dutch manufacturer plans to buy a Georgia facility and invest $77 million in expansion.
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- A Dutch manufacturer plans to buy a Georgia facility and invest $77 million in expansion.The Business Journals
- Property tax relief for homeowners could reduce funding available for Georgia classrooms, the AJC reports.The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
- Georgia gas prices fell to $3.81 a gallon, according to AAA.Cobb Courier
- Consumer sentiment has fallen to near-record lows, according to Atlanta News First.Atlanta News First
- Atlanta apartment rents are finding footing, while the peer market remains under pressure, CoStar reports.CoStar
- Data shows Georgia renters are staying put rather than moving, according to 95.5 WSB.95.5 WSB
- Tyler Perry donated $750,000 to help Atlanta seniors keep their homes.The Economic Times
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