Aunt Bertha points people to help
A colleague just pointed out an interesting new website designed to refer people needing help in a range of areas,Continue Reading
A colleague just pointed out an interesting new website designed to refer people needing help in a range of areas,Continue Reading
I’m not given to promoting commercial products on this blog, but I’m going to make an exception for the newContinue Reading
NLIHC’s annual report, Out of Reach 2011, a side-by-side comparison of wages and rents in every county, metropolitan area, combinedContinue Reading
Only by retiring at 75 years old would a majority of Americans in the lowest income quartile — defined asContinue Reading
I blogged last week about the need for housing programs to recognize the housing needs of families well below 30Continue Reading
I have made myself an annoyance to many in the for-profit housing development industry by my constant insistence that housingContinue Reading
TxLIHIS is ringing in the New Year with a long list of resolutions – from ensuring that low-income hurricane survivorsContinue Reading
One of the things that frustrates me the most is that I get a dozen or so emails each weekContinue Reading
Let’s take a step back and focus on the big picture of housing assistance using this chart I have preparedContinue Reading
Speaking before the annual Texas Housing Conference Monday, Texas Lt. Governor David Dewhurst pledged that the Texas Legislature would doubleContinue Reading
One of the subprograms of greatest controversy within the major housing legislation passed by Congress on Saturday (HR 3221) isContinue Reading
Austin housers won a major victory Thursday when the Austin City Council reversed city staff recommendations and rejected deep cutsContinue Reading
Amidst a lot of anger and outrage directed at a proposed development in Northeast Austin proposing to provide transitional housingContinue Reading
On July 8 the Wall Street Journal editorial page let loose on the National Affordable Housing Trust Fund in anContinue Reading
Leaders in Austin’s affordable housing community met July 1 the City of Austin’s new Chief of Staff, Anthony Snipes toContinue Reading