Texas Housing Facts
Affordable Housing Initiatives in Major Texas Metros
Austin
Dallas
Ft. Worth
Houston
In addition, the Kinder Institute for Urban Research at Rice University is a think tank that focuses on urban issues through informed research, data and policy analysis. The Institute published a report on how to build a resilient and equitable housing system from the remnants of a natural disaster.
San Antonio
How Affordable Housing Helps Texans
Housing Studies
Older Adults with Moderate Income Cannot Afford the Dual Burden of Housing and Care
Spurring Housing Development Near Transit through Federally Funded Land Acquisition
Benefits and Challenges of Building Performance Standards for Affordable Housing
Pew Survey Finds Large Majorities Favor Policies to Enable More Housing
State and Local Investments in Rental Housing
Can Affordable Housing Policies Reduce Health Disparities?
HUD and the Concept of the Smart City
Worst Case Housing Needs 2023 Report to Congress
As the U.S. population expanded between 1978 and 2021, the nation’s very low-income renters increased by nearly 81 percent, from 10.7 million to 19.3 million—but HUD’s estimate of households experiencing worst case needs increased 115 percent, from 4.0 million to 8.5 million, based on the most recent report.
Integrating Housing and Education Solutions to Reduce Segregation and Drive School Equity
This report lays out a through line between housing policies and practices, inequitable school resources, and inequitable educational outcomes.