FHLB Dallas joined WALIPP, VOANS and VOA Texas to celebrate the groundbreaking for the WALIPP Senior Residence expansion in Houston, Texas. The project received a $750,000 AHP grant.

The money will go to the second phase of the Street to Home initiative, which aims to provide permanent housing for Dallas residents experiencing homelessness.

Sisters Ninette (left) and Marguerite McDonald, pictured Nov. 21, 2025, still live on W. Eighth St. in the Bishop Arts area of Dallas. Their family ran a set of naturally affordable apartments along W ...

More than half of Texas renter households are paying more than they afford for rent. A new report details a rise in fees that often aren't clearly detailed in listings advertising rental properties, ...

Interfaith Family Services says the $1,000 gift can cover a month of support for a family working to rebuild after hardship.

The local Airbnb market was already simmering in the days leading up to the World Cup draw last Friday, and demand nearly ...

The City of Dallas voted this week to invest $10 million in tax dollars to house the homeless in downtown. One council member ...

Unbridled Living is expanding its senior housing portfolio with its first Texas purchase.  The Louisville, Kentucky-based ...

In Mansfield, the dirt is moving on another new home community. While that's hardly a reason for surprise in the fast-growing Tarrant County suburb, this one is — wait for it: affordable.

East Dallas just gained 327 luxury apartments at The Flynn. The new building lists units and amenities online.

Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton sued his own state’s housing agency for rules that allegedly restrict Christian and other religious organizations from receiving public funds to serve homeless and ...

Three people and their dogs were rescued by Dallas Fire-Rescue from an apartment fire reported just before noon Wednesday in ...