NMHC Unveils Growing Homes Together Digital Hub and Resource Center
– The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) today announced the launch of an all-new online hub to spark discussions and progress toward solving America’s housing affordability crisis.
Read MoreYour Dallas apartment high-rise might become a pop-up hotel
A Houston apartment landlord just signed one of the biggest leases in that city’s history.
Read MoreRethinking Renting: Dallas Is a Target Market for Co-Living
Dallas is prime for growth in the burgeoning sector, according to a new study by Cushman & Wakefield.
Read MoreTexans seduced by suburbs, census data shows
Jerry Bartlett and his wife, Liezel Lane, are about to embark on a new adventure.
Read MoreMore apartments are on the way in your Dallas-area neighborhood
If you think there are a lot of apartments under construction in North Texas, well, you’d be right.
Read MoreNMHC Unveils Housing Affordability Toolkit to Help Guide the Affordability Solutions Discussion
WASHINGTON –(BUSINESS WIRE) The National Multifamily Housing Council (NMHC) announced the release of an all-new Housing Affordability Toolkit, which is intended to help guide discussions regarding…
Read MoreFewer young people are making it to the middle class, study says
America’s middle class families aren’t the only ones having a tough time these days.
Read MoreHouston Has an Aggressive, Radical Plan to Sell Affordable Housing
Houston’s reputation as a relatively affordable big city has taken a battering in recent years.
Read MoreThe Intersection of Sports and Commercial Real Estate – D Magazine
The Intersection of Sports and Commercial Real Estate Are the Dallas Cowboys foretelling the future of our industry, where buildings are brands?
Read MoreThe Intersection of Sports and Commercial Real Estate – D Magazine
The Intersection of Sports and Commercial Real Estate Are the Dallas Cowboys foretelling the future of our industry, where buildings are brands?
Read MoreShould cities subsidize housing for a family making $141,000?
From coast to coast, booming American cities and suburbs are looking for ways to preserve homes for an increasingly cash-strapped middle class.
Read MoreFeeling crowded yet? Dallas-Fort Worth gained 1 million people in less than a decade
Dallas-Fort Worth has gained more new residents than any metropolitan area in the country, adding more than 1 million people in an eight-year period.
Read MoreMarch Construction Starts Surge 16 Percent
Sharp Gains Reported for Nonbuilding Construction and Nonresidential Building NEW YORK –(BUSINESS WIRE) New construction starts in March advanced 16% from the previous month to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of $809.2 billion, according to Dodge Data &…
Read MoreU.S. Economy Still on Track to Slow in 2019
SOURCE Fannie MaeHousing Market Supported by Lower Rates, Improved Wage GrowthWASHINGTON , April 18, 2019 /PRNewswire/ — Headline economic growth for 2019 continues to be forecast at 2.2 percent, down from 3.0 percent in 2018, according to the Fannie Mae …
Read MoreCan the Texas Legislature help Rockport after Hurricane Harvey – The Texas Tribune
A mini-documentary series chronicling the cast of characters passing bills in the Texas Capitol.
Read MoreApartment rents climbing, and poised to go higher
It’s a great time to be a landlord in America, not so much if you’re a renter.
Read MoreCity Council leans toward expansive rezoning rewrite
Consensus and conflict emerged in different doses among the Austin City Council on Tuesday during a lengthy discussion about how the city should move forward with an overhaul of the land development code.
Read MoreRecord D-FW apartment building hasn’t stopped rent increases
Dallas-Fort Worth apartment rents are inching higher, even though the percentage of empty rental units has risen a bit.
Read MoreMost millennials aren’t buying homes except for one group: veterans
Millennials — saddled with student debt and facing rising housing costs and tighter lending rules — have largely put off buying homes.
Read MoreBoomers move up the ranks of apartment renters in Dallas-Fort Worth
Move aside, millennials.
Read MoreStudy: More than 475,000 Harris County residents live in units at risk of flooding
A new study is raising concerns that restrictions on new construction put in place after Hurricane Harvey could leave low-income residents with fewer choices for affordable housing.
Read MoreOregon wants to make it easier to build affordable housing
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Read MoreTexas Has ‘Significant Shortages’ Of Low-Income Rentals, Study Finds
The Jeremiah Program Moody Campus, an affordable housing development in Austin.
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