On September 17, the San Antonio City Council adopted the city’s $4.4 billion budget for fiscal year 2027, which began October 1. With it, San Antonio is taking another step towards building more affordable housing, increasing its funding for their program by 14.6...
On June 24th, Houston City Councilmembers approved an agreement amending Texas Reinvestment Zone Number 2 (the Midtown zone) to link county funding with Midtown TIRZ structures, setting aside one-third of those funds for affordable housing. Crucially, general funds...
The Austin City Council is moving forward with its new citywide density bonus program (DBC) it announced in April. Many observers have been eagerly anticipating these new rules as Austin adjusts its policies in the lead up to the implementation of SB 840. This...
Fort Worth has recently passed a $845 million bond package, focusing on maintaining and expanding the city’s infrastructure. Included in the package is $10 million dollars in affordable housing bonds. While this is a modest expenditure compared to $350 million and...
On April 17th, the City of Austin proposed a new citywide density bonus program to incentivize affordable housing across the city. In recent years, Austin has become a flagbearer for density bonus programs, offering several programs across the city, including 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...
About This Tool The new Dallas PFC/HFC Deal Analyzer helps users quickly determine how a proposed Dallas site would be treated under the City’s proposed PFC and HFC policy restrictions for LIHTC-related projects. Users can search an address or click directly on the...
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