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Tag: reports

Land use deregulation has been touted as the solution to Texas’ housing crisis. A new report from Texas Housers shows its limits to help those most in need.

Housing, Research•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted October 8, 2024

Texas Housers is pleased to announce the release of our new report, “The Limitations of Land Use Deregulation for Housing…

Tags: land use, reports

Despite rising wages, Out Of Reach 2024 shows that without affordable housing, low-income households remain unstable

Housing, National issues, Research, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted June 27, 2024

The lack of affordable housing is one of our nation’s most urgent crises. In Texas, we are witnessing a microcosm…

Tags: NLIHC, Out of Reach, reports

Right to counsel is a proven, cost-effective, and essential resource for tenants, report from Keep Harris Housed finds

Research, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted April 25, 2024

Harris County is experiencing an eviction crisis. The near nationwide-high number of case filings is driven by a multitude of…

Tags: data, Eviction, Houston, reports, Research

The Gap 2024 highlights the deep shortage of affordable housing in Texas and what must change

National issues, Research, State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 14, 2024

The need for affordable housing is as urgent of an issue as it has been in many years. In Texas,…

Tags: Affordable housing, reports, The Gap

Texas Housers’ new Bexar County Eviction Case Dashboard explores rising evictions in San Antonio

Local issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted October 26, 2023

Created by Mia Loseff and Erin Hahn Texas Housers has officially launched our Bexar County Eviction Case dashboard, which tracks…

Tags: dashboard, Eviction, reports, Research, San Antonio

Read our report ‘Renters, Air Conditioning, and Extreme Heat in Texas’

Local issues, State issues, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted September 26, 2023

There is no question that summer 2023 contained one of the worst heatwaves that Texans have ever suffered through. News…

Tags: air conditioning, reports

Out Of Reach 2023 outlines the need for permanent federal resources to combat rising rents in Texas

National issues, State issues, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted June 14, 2023

The saying goes that everything is bigger in Texas, and in housing that worn cliché still rings true. Texas is…

Tags: NLIHC, Out of Reach, reports

The Gap 2023 shows that Texas’ affordable housing shortage is among the nation’s most severe

State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 17, 2023

The lack of affordable housing for low-income households in our state is a crisis that we’ve been fighting to repair…

Tags: Affordable housing, reports, The Gap

‘Drainage Study Mid-Point Report’ tracks the progress of Houston’s plans to equitably assess drainage infrastructure

Community Spotlight, Disaster Recovery, Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted March 8, 2023

Texas Housers is proud to announce the release of “Drainage Study Mid-Point Report,” a collaborative project featuring the work of…

Tags: drainage, Houston, Report, reports

University of Texas Law researchers report excessive “orders to vacate” and demolitions in low-income San Antonio neighborhoods

Local issues, State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted November 19, 2021

Texas Housers is pleased to announce the publication of “Ousted: The City of San Antonio’s Displacement of Residents through Code…

Tags: order to vacate, Report, reports, San Antonio

Texas ranks near last in affordable and available housing for the lowest income renters, new report shows

National issues, State issues, Subsidized Housing, Tenant Rights•by Michael Depland•Posted March 13, 2020

This week, the National Low Income Housing Coalition released their 2020 edition of The Gap report, which annually evaluates the…

Tags: Affordable housing, Report, reports, The Gap

Texas Housers presents the Tenant view of Houston’s segregation of Project Based Section 8 Housing in latest report

Local issues, Research, Subsidized Housing•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted October 10, 2019

Texas Housers is exploring the issues of HUD-subsidized housing from the perspective of the tenants. In Part 1 of a…

Tags: Houston, Report, reports, Section 8

Texas Housers explores Houston’s segregation of Project Based Section 8 Housing in a new report

Local issues, Research, Subsidized Housing•by Michael Depland•Posted August 20, 2019

The politics of who is in charge may shift through the years, but our commitment as a nation to providing…

Tags: Houston, Report, reports, Section 8

Our country and communities created neighborhood segregation. Houston, one of the most diverse cities in America, is no exception.

Housers Spotlight, Local issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted February 19, 2019

(Pictured, Texas Housers Southeast Texas co-director Zoe Middleton and Texas Housers community planner Libby Bland pose with author and scholar…

Tags: Discrimination, Houston, reports, Research, The Color of Law

Report: Texas Efficiency Rent 90% of SSI Payments

State issues•by Texas Housers Staff•Posted June 21, 2011

“Priced Out,” a new report by the Technical Assistance Collaborative (TAC) and the Consortium for Citizens with Disabilities (CCD) shows…

Tags: Austin, Report, reports, SLHIP, SSI, TDHCA, Texas
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