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Texas Housers calls on FEMA and HUD to act quickly and equitably with Hurricane Fiona recovery in Puerto Rico, as future storms loom

Disaster Recovery, National issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted September 28, 2022

On September 18, on the 33rd anniversary of Category 3 Hurricane Hugo and two days before the 5th Anniversary of…

Tags: Disaster recovery, FEMA, HUD, hurricane fiona, Puerto Rico

Read Northeast Action Collective and Texas Housers’ joint call on HUD to uphold civil rights where Texas has failed

Community Spotlight, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted September 21, 2022

The Northeast Action Collective and Texas Housers continue to call on HUD to use all of its power to enforce…

Tags: CDBG, HUD, Northeast Action Collective

A Little Louder Video Buzz Session #5: Managing Code Violations in San Antonio

A Little Louder, Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted September 8, 2022

Code violations are supposed to help maintain safety and hold the powerful accountable on behalf of community members, however they…

Tags: A Little Louder, buzz session, San Antonio, SAPMC

A Little Louder Episode 48: Five Years Later, Harvey Forgotten Survivors Caucus Speaks

A Little Louder, Community Spotlight, Disaster Recovery•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted September 2, 2022

Hurricane Harvey landed on Texas shores five years ago this week, dropping a historic amount of rain and flooding on…

Tags: A Little Louder, Disaster recovery, Harvey Forgotten Survivor Caucus, Hurricane Harvey

Texas GLO must enter Voluntary Compliance Agreement or Southeast Texas communities of color will continue losing livelihoods and lives

Disaster Recovery, National issues, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted August 25, 2022

In March of 2022, the Department of Housing and Urban Development determined that the Texas General Land Office was discriminatory…

Tags: CDBG, HUD, Texas GLO

Proposed Qualified Allocation Plan assisting households with incomes above HTC limits raises serious concerns

State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted August 2, 2022

Each year, the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) updates the set of rules that guide the Low…

Tags: Affordable housing, LIHTC, QAP, TDHCA

REPORT: Soaring rents put affordable housing ‘Out Of Reach’ for low-income tenants in Texas

Local issues, National issues, State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted July 28, 2022

Millions of Texan renters have been majorly impacted by landlords raising rents this year. Couple this with eviction case numbers…

Tags: Affordable housing, NLIHC, Out of Reach

A Little Louder Episode 47: Homeowners Association fights against affordable housing

A Little Louder, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted July 1, 2022

If you are fortunate enough to receive a housing choice voucher from the government, it can feel like a blessing.…

Tags: denton, housing choice vouchers, source of income, Source of Income discrimination

A Little Louder Episode 46: Intro to the Houser Academy

A Little Louder, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted June 17, 2022

The genesis of any major change in social justice starts from the people. There is no substitute for lived experience;…

Tags: A Little Louder

‘Case Dismissed!’ What does this mean for tenants in eviction hearings?

Local issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted June 14, 2022

In Texas, tenants have few legal defenses against their landlords in eviction hearings. Tenants cannot countersue to hold their landlords…

Tags: Eviction

A Little Louder Episode 45: Texas GLO and Discrimination

A Little Louder, Disaster Recovery, National issues, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted May 19, 2022

This week, HUD released its final determination that Texas GLO discriminated against Black and Hispanic Texans in its distribution of…

Tags: A Little Louder, CDBG, Civil rights, Disaster recovery, Texas GLO

Read Texas Housers’ and Northeast Action Collective’s joint statement on HUD’s final determination of Texas GLO’s civil rights violation

Community Spotlight, Disaster Recovery, National issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted May 18, 2022

JOINT STATEMENT OF NORTHEAST ACTION COLLECTIVE AND TEXAS HOUSERS ON HUD’S ISSUANCE ON MAY 16 OF A FORMAL LETTER OF…

Tags: Disaster recovery

Last Month In Texas Evictions: Texas Housers’ May 2022 Special Newsletter

State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted May 17, 2022

Last Month inTexas Evictions We present this newsletter to keep you informed of the most important Texas eviction updates each…

Tags: Eviction

A Little Louder Video Buzz Session #4: Justices of the Peace are ignoring tenant protections

A Little Louder, Local issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted May 6, 2022

The power balance between tenants and landlords is usually tilted in the latter’s favor, and this is true in no…

Tags: A Little Louder, buzz session, Eviction

The Gap 2022 report details changes we urgently need to help extremely low-income renters

National issues, State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 21, 2022

Every year, The Gap report from the National Low Income Housing Coalition (NLIHC) details the lack of affordable housing for…

Tags: Tenant rights, The Gap

A Little Louder Episode 44: Issues with Texas Rent Relief

A Little Louder, Local issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 15, 2022

The Emergency Rental Assistance program (ERA) has distributed at least $2.5 billion in the state of Texas with $1.9 billion…

Tags: A Little Louder, Eviction, San Antonio

A Little Louder Episode 43: What could a Tenant Bill of Rights do for San Antonio?

A Little Louder, Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 6, 2022

Texas Housers, alongside community members and Texas Organizing Project, have all strongly declared that San Antonio needs a Tenant Bill…

Tags: A Little Louder, San Antonio, Tenant Bill Of Rights, Tenant rights

Texas Housers calls on HUD to address the dire conditions and racial disparities at Millennia Properties

National issues, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 4, 2022

Texas Housers’ years of work in Project Based Rental Assistance (PBRA) housing has informed us on how management operates when…

Tags: HUD, millenia, sandpiper cove, Tenant rights

San Antonio needs a Tenant Bill of Rights. Here is where we start.

Local issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 1, 2022

Tenants in Texas need a change. In our state, the most basic rights for millions of renter households are not…

Tags: San Antonio, Tenant Bill Of Rights, Tenant rights

Texas Housers calls on State of Texas to dismantle racial residential exclusion through the housing tax credit program

State issues, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 30, 2022

Texas Housers believes the locational decisions the Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) adopts for selecting sites for…

Tags: Discrimination, Fair housing, High Opportunity Areas, LIHTC, TDHCA

A Little Louder Video Buzz Session 2: Lessons to learn from COVID

A Little Louder, National issues, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 24, 2022

In our latest Buzz Session from A Little Louder, host John Henneberger sits with Texas Housers’ Southeast Texas regional director…

Tags: A Little Louder, buzz session, covid-19, Eviction, rent relief

Update on ERA in Texas (VIDEO)

A Little Louder, National issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 16, 2022

This Buzz Session from A Little Louder is an exclusive video from Housers’ research analyst Erin Hahn. In the clip,…

Tags: A Little Louder, ERA, Eviction, rent relief

Justices of the Peace in Texas should make these best practices permanent to establish equality in eviction court

State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 15, 2022

With most Covid-era tenant protections coming to an end, Texas Housers is calling on Justices of the Peace in our…

Tags: covid-19, Eviction, justices of the peace

A Little Louder Episode 42: Expanding The Rights of Tenants In Austin with BASTA

A Little Louder, Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 10, 2022

On this episode, John is joined by Shoshana Krieger of BASTA Austin who stops by to talk about the fights for tenants’…

Tags: A Little Louder, Austin, BASTA, Tenant rights

HUD finds that Texas GLO discriminated against communities of color in $4 billion CDBG-MIT program

Community Spotlight, Disaster Recovery, National issues, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 8, 2022

In a historic victory for communities of color in Houston and the Gulf Coast, the Department of Housing and Urban…

Tags: CDBG, Disaster recovery, HUD, Texas GLO

WATCH: Texas Housers joins Houston organizers for ‘Preventing Eviction: Beyond The Crisis’ livestream

State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted February 24, 2022

Housing insecurity has been one of the biggest issues to face Americans during the pandemic. Renters across the nation who…

Tags: covid-19, Eviction, livestream

Texas Housers new Eviction Case Dashboard expands the picture of what tenants in danger of displacement face

State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted January 25, 2022

Texas Housers has officially launched our Texas Eviction Case dashboard as a part of our Texas Eviction Diversion Tracker. Alongside…

Tags: dashboard, ERA, Eviction, featured

Watch ‘Texas Housers 2021 Video Rewind’ as we spotlight the unique voices who fought for housing justice

Local issues, State issues, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted January 20, 2022

We are starting off 2022 in a big way with a few videos highlighting what the last year looked like for Texas…

Tags: CourtWatch, Eviction, featured, housing choice vouchers, Houston, public housing, San Antonio, Texas Housers

Track the progress of state and local ERA distribution in Texas with Texas Housers’ ERA dashboard

State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted December 23, 2021

The COVID-19 pandemic and the financial crisis that it gave rise to have taken a devastating toll on Americans. In…

Tags: ERA, rent relief

A Little Louder Episode 41: Houston’s Dangerous Apartment Problem Part 1

Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted December 20, 2021

A Little Louder is launching a new miniseries within our show on substandard housing in Texas. Our latest episode kicks…

Tags: Houston, Sunnyside

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