show slight shift away from higher-income areas. by susanwwatkins | March 13, 2017 Susan Watkins, Texas Housers fair housing planner Recent changes to the way Texas scores applications for housing tax credits appear to have had a slight but...
HB 1609 and HB 616 March 14th HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING COMMITTEE: Urban Affairs TIME & DATE: 10:30 AM or upon final adjourn./recess Tuesday, March 14, 2017 PLACE: E2.028 CHAIR: Rep. Carol Alvarado HB 616 - Leach Relating to the system...
for Comment on the 2017 Competitive Housing Tax Credit Applications The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (the "Department") has posted to its website a schedule for public hearings for purposes of taking public comment on the 2017 Competitive...
on the Role of Syndicators in the Housing Credit Program Yesterday, the U.S. Government Accountability Office (GAO) released the third in a series of four reports on the Low Income Housing Tax Credit, Low Income Housing Tax Credit: The Role of Syndicators. In its...
on the 2016 National Housing Trust Fund Allocation Plan and Related Attachments The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs ("TDHCA" or the "Department") previously prepared and released a Draft 2016 State of Texas National Housing Trust Fund...
activities in Washington, D.C With tax reform a priority issue for both the Administration and Congress, we wanted to update you on recent Housing Advisory Group activities in Washington, D.C. We would like to begin by again encouraging you to...
Apartment complexes built with the state's Low-Income Housing Tax Credit Program (LIHTC) are virtually indistinguishable aesthetically from their market-rate neighbors. That's great for the communities they seamlessly blend into. But for local tax appraisal...
From Trulia The oft-cited fear that affordable housing will hurt the value of nearby homes is unfounded, according to a decade long look at the data. "The bottom line for NIMBYs who fear that property values will take a hit when a low-income housing project locates...
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...
Legislative letters of support for affordable housing projects continue to be a hot topic for many Texas legislators as well as federal officials involved in the housing tax credit program administered by the state. Legislators often find themselves in the...
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