-
The J.E. and L.E. Mabee Social Service Center needed an overhaul to give families staying there more privacy.
-
Dallas County residential market values are up almost 16% from last year, early data show. That number's even higher for homeowners in several cities and school districts.
-
Some Dallas County homeowners vehemently disagree with how much the Dallas Central Appraisal District says their property is worth. It's not too late to challenge that proposed value.
-
In addition to the commercial market, growth is expected through the industrial market led by a project funded by a company owned by Dallas Cowboys owner Jerry Jones.
-
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.
-
Eviction filings in Fort Worth have reached levels higher than before the COVID-19 pandemic, according to new nationwide eviction data.
-
A long-delayed apartment complex is emblematic of the challenges facing efforts to locate affordable housing in more affluent areas.
-
Texas is expected to receive twice as many refugees this fiscal year than last fiscal year — A Fort Worth group has opened a new office in Dallas to help meet those needs.
-
The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs will take applications for rental assistance until noon on March 16, almost two weeks earlier than planned.
-
Johnson became increasingly desperate as the weeks dragged on, making multiple trips to the nonprofit agency’s office and emailing a manager several times.
-
Commissioners vote to provide $8 million of federal COVID-19 relief dollars instead of the original $11 million. The city of Fort Worth will step in and offer $2 million.
-
A proposed Dallas housing policy will cost $400 million to meet a growing demand for resources. That’s a rough estimate given to city council members by housing officials during Wednesday’s meeting.