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Experts Talk About Helping Dallas Create Mixed Income Neighborhoods
Housing pros sound off on what's at stake in the crisis.
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USA Today Illuminates the Impact of Reverse Mortgage Foreclosures on Southern Dallas
The loans allow elderly homeowners to capture equity without selling, but a new investigation found low-income residents targeted by lenders have suffered.
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Approaching a Year Since Council Allowed Granny Flats, Public Interest Is Low
There is much to like about Accessory Dwelling Units, but that hasn't translated to applications at City Hall.
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Urban Neighborhoods Do Not Have to Be Expensive
There is a simple reason why most new urban housing is either subsidized "affordable housing" or luxury apartments. The system is rigged.
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Dallas Isn’t Helping its Poorest Residents Escape Poverty, and Neither Are Its Neighbors
...and other findings from the city's newest fair housing study.
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Color of Law Author Richard Rothstein Talks How Racist Housing Policies Segregated Dallas
In a speech at UNT's law school, Rothstein's rundown of the history of racist, federal residential laws could be seen in real time throughout Dallas.
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The Texas Tribune Explores Housing Affordability in Dallas
A developer, a school district trustee, and the head of a housing nonprofit discuss one of the city's most pressing issues.
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To Reach Its Affordable Housing Goals, Dallas Will Need More Developments Built On Tax Credits
Dallas has underutilized federal subsidies in recent years. Will it change under the city’s new housing policy?