On April 3rd, the Trump administration released its budget request for fiscal year 2027, which included cutting the Department of Housing and Urban Development discretionary budget from $84.2 billion in 2026 to $73.5 billion in 2027. In addition to these cuts, the...
The Austin Animal Advisory Commission has formally recommended that the Austin City Council require pet-friendly policies in all housing developments that receive City funding, subsidies, tax incentives, or other forms of public financial assistance. Recommended...
In late March, Lt. Governor Dan Patrick and House Speaker Dustin Burrows released interim charges directing legislative committees to study key policy issues ahead of the 90th Texas Legislative session. Although the next regular session will not begin until January...
Treasury and the IRS have released new guidance explaining how states will nominate census tracts for designation as Qualified Opportunity Zones under the One, Big, Beautiful Bill. The law makes the Opportunity Zone incentive permanent, with the next round of...
As the Texas housing crisis evolves, so must our development strategies. For decades, the blueprint for affordable housing relied heavily on dense, mid-rise apartment complexes or three-story garden walkups. But today, a compelling alternative is emerging:...
Attorney General Ken Paxton secured a legal victory after a federal court struck down a Biden-era rule that added cost to development of affordable housing by imposing costly green energy requirements for new home construction. The lawsuit was brought by a...
A new report from Enterprise Community Partners, Curbing the Insurance Spiral: Policy and Practitioner Strategies to Help Stabilize Multifamily Affordable Housing (February 2026) makes a clear and urgent case: the insurance crisis is rapidly becoming one of the...
President Trump's recent "Removing Regulatory Barriers" executive order aims to remove federal and local regulatory barriers to building more affordable homes. That sounds promising — but what does it actually mean for affordable rental housing, like public housing...
A $60 Billion Commitment to Enhance U.S. Housing Affordability and Help Create and Preserve 250,000 Units Over Five Years Key Takeaways: Building on its extensive track record and position as the number one affordable housing lender in the U.S., Citi is announcing...
The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) remains temporarily blocked from implementing major changes to the FY 2025 Continuum of Care (CoC) program that would have sharply limited investments in permanent supportive housing. In November, HUD...
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