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Entrepreneurs say the new technology could revolutionize the home building industry.
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Developers soon won’t be able to opt out of building affordable housing if an amendment is approved by City Council at its upcoming Jan. 23 meeting.
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The upward march of home prices also drove a decline in affordability and increased displacement pressure around Downtown Dallas.
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Owners of an office building next to the proposed Cypress Creek at Forest Lane apartments say the City of Dallas and developers violated their property rights.
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Fort Worthians know their city is rapidly growing with some 20,000 new residents moving to the city annually. With growth comes the need for more affordable housing.
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The council will hear recommendations from city staff for how to allocate $1.1 billion in bond funds to address the city’s brick-and-mortar needs from housing, arts and parks to storm water management and streets.
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A new Harvard University study found an increase in the number of Texas households headed by people 65 or older spending more than 30% of their income on housing. Advocates say keeping older adults housed will require substantial public investment and reforms.
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A HUD report shows Fort Worth’s voucher denial rate is almost 80%, and housing experts say the trend is increasing.
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The faith-based organization held a blanket drive while serving food and hot chocolate to those in need.
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Eula Halliburton has been waiting three years for Cowan Place to open, allowing her to return home to her Stop Six neighborhood.
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The city of Fort Worth’s affordable housing plan unanimously sailed through City Council Oct. 17 after strong opposition from some homeowners previously delayed its vote.
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“Denton should do more to protect renters” read the headline on the opinion page of The Dallas Morning News.