Inner Ring Suburbs of Atlanta

E839624

The Inner Ring Suburbs of Atlanta are the older, close-in residential communities that directly border the city of Atlanta and developed primarily in the early-to-mid 20th century.

Try in SPARQL Jump to: Statements Referenced by

Statements (47)

Predicate Object
instanceOf geographical region
group of suburbs
borders City of Atlanta NERFINISHED
characterizedAs older close-in residential communities
contrastWith exurban communities of Atlanta region
outer ring suburbs of Atlanta
demographicTrend experienced postwar suburban growth
some areas experienced mid-to-late 20th century disinvestment
some areas have undergone 21st century reinvestment and gentrification
developedDuring early 20th century
mid 20th century
developmentPattern early automobile suburbs
streetcar suburbs
economicRole provide workforce housing near Atlanta job centers
hasCharacteristic grid or semi-grid street patterns
higher housing density than outer suburbs
mature tree canopy
older housing stock
predominantly residential land use
proximity to downtown Atlanta
housingMarket mix of owner-occupied and rental units
influencedBy expansion of Atlanta streetcar network in early 20th century
post–World War II highway construction
infrastructureAge older water and sewer systems compared to newer suburbs
landUsePattern predominantly built-out with limited greenfield land
small neighborhood commercial nodes along arterials
locatedIn Atlanta metropolitan area NERFINISHED
Georgia NERFINISHED
United States of America
surface form: United States
partOf Atlanta urbanized area NERFINISHED
planningContext often inside or near the Perimeter (I-285)
regionalPlanningTerm used in Atlanta-area planning and real estate discussions NERFINISHED
schoolContext served by older established school districts
socioeconomicRole first wave of suburbanization around Atlanta
spatialRelation immediately outside many Atlanta city neighborhood boundaries
transportationContext close to major radial highways into Atlanta
served by early bus routes
served by early streetcar lines
typicalConstructionPeriodEnd circa 1960s
typicalConstructionPeriodStart circa 1910s
typicalHousingTypes duplexes and triplexes GENERATED
single-family homes GENERATED
small apartment buildings GENERATED
urbanForm mixed ages of commercial strips and neighborhood centers
more walkable than later suburbs
zoningCharacteristics commercial strips zoned along major corridors
early adoption of single-family residential zoning

Referenced by (1)

Full triples — surface form annotated when it differs from this entity's canonical label.

Decatur, Georgia partOf Inner Ring Suburbs of Atlanta