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Affordable Housing News

Affordable housing crisis hits teachers

School districts in Austin, Dallas, Houston and San Antonio struggle every year to hire enough qualified teachers. But the fresh graduates most eager to teach in big city schools face a huge problem once they are hired on — none of them can afford to buy a home in...

Hurdles high for affordable housing builders as demand grows

Texas’ affordable housing dilemma is only expected to get worse in 2017. Demand will continue to skyrocket as new inventory is threatened by a perfect storm of rising costs, bureaucratic hurdles and political uncertainty. “Most of the quality affordable housing you...

Affirmative Marketing UPDATE

The requirement in 10 TAC §10.617(g)(2) to update the Affirmative Marketing Plan every two years has been suspended.  Note that the requirement to affirmatively market is not suspended; owners simply continue to affirmatively market to the groups identified...

Houston area representative

pledging to ‘Stop Low-Income Government Housing,’ files bill John Henneberger   Elected on a pledge to “Stop Low-Income Government Housing” (see campaign ad above),  Real Estate Broker and State Representative Valoree Swanson (R-Dist. 150) has moved...

In the tax reform debate,

Congress must consider affordable housing The Hill | By John Vogel, opinion contributor - 02/06/17 02:00 PM EST   At the time, I was a skeptic. I believed this funding mechanism was inefficient and wasteful. And at first it was. In the early years, the...

The NHP Foundation

STUDY: Older Americans suffer “housing anxiety” at alarming rate One-third of Boomers –Americans between the ages of 53-71 - worry about affording where they live at least once a month, with retirees reporting such anxiety daily, according to a new survey by the...

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