mTAP Reports | ULI Atlanta

Applications for the mTAP program are now being accepted!

The Center for Leadership, a program of the Urban Land Institute’s Atlanta District Council (ULI Atlanta), invites qualified organizations to submit a project challenge/problem statement for the 2021-2022 Center for Leadership mTAP program. The program offers free technical assistance to public agencies and nonprofit organizations on a variety of land use issues.

During the “Mini-TAP” (or “mTAP”) component of the Center for Leadership, mTAP teams assist their clients with a specific land use or real estate problem within ULI’s mission to shape the future of the built environment for transformative impact in communities worldwide. Eligible mTAP clients include any government, public agency or non-profit organization within the Atlanta region. Participating clients must have land use, real estate, or community development challenge.

APPLICATION FOR 2021-2022 mTAP

2021 mTAPs

City of Tucker
Develop a highest and best use development feasibility study to trigger the redevelopment of a 38+ acre suburban strip retail center in the inner ring suburb of Tucker.

Invest Atlanta
Highest and best use analysis for four contiguous parcels located in the Vine City neighborhood immediately west of downtown Atlanta, containing 7.8 acres of property formerly used by Morris Brown College.

Historic District Development Corporation (HDDC)
A strategy to guide desired investment outcomes for our neighborhood: The Sweet Auburn Green & Equitable District will be Atlanta’s premier “equity-district,” creating a socially impactful ecosystem for the transitional neighborhood.

City of Chattahoochee Hills
Assistance creating a master plan for a new downtown on 45 acres of city-owned property in the Rico Historic Crossroads Community.

City of Avondale
Assistance identifying land use and development options that deliver a quality product with good urbanism along its “Main Street” corridor.

Grove Park Foundation
Development study identifying opportunities for Grove Park Foundation to leverage and revitalize parcels it controls (along with other friendly landowners) along “Main Street” to catalyze results that align with the multifaceted mission of equity, access and affordability.

MARTA
Highest and best development option(s) for the 15-acre Windward Parkway Park + Ride lot that would complement and support the future Windward Parkway Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Station.