Amazon cancels HQ2 in New York City; Dallas, Austin could get more jobs at existing hubs
Amazon technology hubs in Dallas and Austin could gain new jobs as a result of Thursday’s stunning announcement that the online giant was dropping its major expansion into New York City.
Read MoreNew Report Lays Out Case for DFW’s Urban Future
We’re living in an urban boom.
Read MoreOnce flat and wide on the frontier, Western cityscapes are now rising tall and sleek
+5 As construction continues in downtown Denver, more and more developments are choosing to go up rather than that out.
Read MoreU.S. Multifamily Outlook Holds Strong, According to Yardi Matrix
SOURCE YardiYear-over-year growth continues as demographic trends favor rental housingSANTA BARBARA, California , Feb.
Read MoreFannie Mae Increases Small Loan Limit for the Multifamily Market
SOURCE Fannie Mae Small loan limit increase supports affordable housing for working families WASHINGTON The increase in loan size will simplify the small loan definition and provide more opportunities for borrowers to realize the benefits of streamlined th…
Read MoreThe Recession Is Coming, But It’s OK
The conversations that I’ve had lately have felt markedly different due to the unnerving amount of fear people have regarding the pervasive volatility in the financial markets.
Read MoreThe Recession Is Coming, But It’s OK
The conversations that I’ve had lately have felt markedly different due to the unnerving amount of fear people have regarding the pervasive volatility in the financial markets.
Read MoreHouston region finally poised for influx of billions in Harvey housing funds
Houston-area survivors of Hurricane Harvey, some of whom have camped in their damaged homes for more than 17 months, finally are within weeks of getting some of the unprecedented $2.3 billion in federal recovery aid now poised to pour into the region.
Read MoreFederal shutdown over for now, but Dallas housing voucher holders and landlords still fear pinch
Housing advocates expressed relief Friday after President Donald Trump agreed to reopen the government for three weeks, potentially averting a crisis for programs that help low-income families make rent.
Read MoreNew Construction Starts in December Decline 10 Percent; Annual Total for 2018 Edges Up 0.3 Percent to $789.0 Billion
NEW YORK –(BUSINESS WIRE) New construction starts in December fell 10% to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $708.9 billion, continuing to retreat after November’s 7% slide, according to Dodge Data & Analytics.
Read MoreGovernment Shutdown Could Undercut Stability in the Multifamily Market
As the government shutdown continues, landlords and tenants receiving subsidies under Section 8 from the Department of Housing and Urban Development find themselves in a precarious position.
Read MoreOne Casualty of the Government Shutdown: Low-Income Texans Who Need Housing Assistance
Texas is a super-user of federal housing programs, but the shutdown has brought loans, tax credits and rental assistance to a screeching halt, hurting poor Texans the most.
Read MoreFrom Affordable Housing to Border Patrol, Here’s How the Government Shutdown is Affecting Texans
Thursday marks Day 20 of the government shutdown, and there’s no end in sight as President Donald Trump arrives in South Texas to try to build support for his planned border wall, the catalyst for the shutdown and a project that most Americans overwhelming…
Read MoreThe 17 biggest issues in the Texas Legislature 2019 – Midland Reporter-Telegram
See the 17 biggest issues in the Texas Legislature 2019.Council denies permit for south side dog kennel Council to vote on another $225,000 for Basin PBS City: Proposal of $75 million in COs to go before council Governor picks Stretcher for seat on 11th Co…
Read MoreHarvey’s After-Effect On Houston Apartment Market Not As Bad As Feared In 2018
The Houston apartment market didn’t see a big negative effect from people moving back to their homes after Harvey in 2018.
Read MoreDHA’s move toward private partnerships is good for affordable housing in Dallas
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Read MoreA national housing crisis is brewing. Can it be stopped?
Housing is sputtering.
Read MoreApartment builders added almost 26,000 new units in D-FW in 2018 | Real Estate | Dallas News
North Texas apartment builders opened almost 26,000 new rental units in 2018.The huge supply of Dallas-Fort Worth apartments kept a lid on…Apartment builders added almost 26,000 new units in D-FW in 2018 Filed under Real Estate at 38 min ago Share North …
Read MoreGarland to forgo $500K a month in water revenue to rethink apartment rate hike | Garland | Dallas News
The Garland City Council on Tuesday pulled back on a planned water rate increase for some 18,000 multifamily homes.The city will miss out on more…Garland to forgo $500K a month in water revenue to rethink apartment rate hike Filed under Garland at 21 hrs…
Read MoreIf Dallas Wants to Retain Its Competitive Edge, It Needs to Rethink Parking, Zoning
If Dallas is serious about addressing the issue of affordable housing, it should have an eye on how Minneapolis is approaching the problem.
Read MoreHomelessness continues to grow, but there’s new hope for affordable housing
As homelessness continues to inch higher, many of America’s cities wrestle with how to get people off the streets, out of shelters, and into affordable housing.
Read MoreWhen Regulations Fail: Smart Growth versus Affordable Workforce Housing – Virtual Builders Exchange
| When Regulations Fail: Smart Growth versus Affordable Workforce Housing | When Regulations Fail: Smart Growth versus Affordable Workforce Housing Feature Photo (above): James Schloemer, CEO, Continental Properties, speaks to a Congressional committee as …
Read MoreMillennials need to save for two decades to afford a home: survey
Nearly all of the 6,400 millennial renters Apartment List surveyed for its most recent homeownership report say they want to purchase a home.
Read MoreTODAY: Authorities to provide details in San Marcos fire that killed 5
Authorities on Friday could provide new information about the origins of a July fire that ripped through the Iconic Village and Vintage Pads apartments in San Marcos, killing five people.
Read MoreTemporary housing deadline extended for Hurricane Harvey survivors
The Federal Emergency Management Agency along with the General Land Office may be extending the temporary housing deadline for those impacted by Hurricane Harvey.
Read MoreRent control is making a comeback. But is that a good idea?
WASHINGTON Af After decades of being dismissed by economists as a has-been, rent control is making a comeback.
Read MoreSection 8 vouchers are supposed to help the poor reach better neighborhoods. Texas law gets in the way. – The Texas Tribune
by Edgar Walters, The Texas Tribune and Neena Satija, The Texas Tribune and Reveal Nov.
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