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The HHA Goes Ahead With A Kind Of Public Housing Project It Hadn’t Done In Many Years
Posted on · The Houston Housing Authority breaks ground for a mixed-income complex north of downtown.
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Fate Of Controversial Mixed Income Apartment Complex Near The Galleria Is Still Up In The Air
Posted on · HUD could give the OK to a different location if it is in a high opportunity neighborhood.
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Where Should Houston Put More Affordable Housing?
Posted on · Some call it transformation. Others call it revitalization. Some see it as gentrification. Whatever you call it, from Montrose to The Heights to EaDO to now some of Houston's wards, there’s been dramatic change in many Houston neighborhoods in recent years. And with that change has come the displacement of some longtime residents who can […]
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Online Voter Registration: Thursday’s Show (May 7, 2015)
Posted on · The Texas House Elections Committee recently considered bills to make Texas the 21st state to allow citizens to register to vote online. The committee left both bills pending after hearing criticism primarily from Harris County, including Tax Assessor-Collector Mike Sullivan, Ed Johnson from the County Clerk's office, and Alan Vera, who chairs the Ballot Security […]
Houston Matters
Houston’s Homeless
Posted on · Last month, the Coalition for the Homeless released its most recent figures in a "boots on the ground" homeless count. The Coalition is made up of a number of organizations, and they traveled around Houston making their best effort to identify as many homeless people as they could. The results would seem to suggest the […]