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Council holds line on TODs and affordable housing

HACA chooses to keep independent of city's $55 million in affordable housing bonds on November ballot

Landlord lawsuit and housing research frame housing crisis

D6 CM explains his position to the Chronicle

What Council can do that's not CodeNEXT

Builder David Whitworth asks, is protecting single family zoning a Republican or Democrat issue?

The city welcomes density but also wants to keep it within a working-class price range

FEMA once again extends cutoff deadline for hurricane evacuees still receiving housing assistance in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas

Council wades back into taxi / TNC debate

Can the City Make Good on Its Affordable Housing Promise?

Media forum takes on affordability, rail, city farms

Working Poor Getting Stiffed on Housing Costs

Critics say the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs awards low-income housing tax-credits to undeserving developers.

TDHCA Board member Florita Bell Griffin is standing trial in a Houston federal courtroom on allegations that she, along with two co-defendants, conspired to profit from deals she helped approve.

With new zoning, housing project developer commits to some income-restricted units

Trusting ourselves to allow the housing that will change the city

Council Stalls on SCIP II Housing Program

State Sen. Perry's bill would overrule Austin's ordinance

The hidden costs of Proposition 2

Now that the lawsuits are over, we hope the council campaigns will turn to issues.

The Hustle turns his gimlet eye on Prop. 2

Affordable housing advocates critique plans for Saltillo District

Real legislative reform of the state's tax-credit allocation process is slowly moving toward the governor's desk.

Shade, Tovo, Nofziger race most watched and closely contested

Planning a way forward after CodeNEXT