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City of Dallas. She leads social services programs focused on community care, housing stability, and public assistance initiatives

Area Redevelopment Manager at the City of Dallas with expertise in community planning, housing, and public interest design. He has domestic and international experience in urban development and serves with

Dallas, overseeing offices including Environmental Quality and Sustainability, Equity, Ethics and Compliance, Fair Housing and Human Rights, Resilience, and Welcoming Communities and Immigrant Affairs. She is a Board Certified immigration

Master of Social Work degree and has extensive professional experience in homeless services and housing solutions

appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, housing

Builders of Hope Community Development Corporation, a community development organization focused on affordable housing in Dallas. He also serves as Senior Pastor of Community Fellowship Church

area. Now encompassing approximately 733 acres across three sub-districts, it funds mixed-income housing, parks, and commercial redevelopment projects

Palladium Buckner Station is a transit-oriented mixed-income housing development in Southeast Dallas, located adjacent to the Buckner DART Station on Buckner Boulevard. The development features a combination

facility operates 24/7 and offers case management, employment services, and pathways to sustainable housing in partnership with local health systems. Located in downtown Dallas, it serves as a comprehensive resource

profit organization that revitalizes neighborhoods in South Dallas and Fair Park through housing development, economic development, and workforce training programs. The organization works with the City of Dallas

social justice across the city. It oversees divisions focused on equity planning, fair housing, human rights, and welcoming communities and immigrant affairs. The office works with city departments and community

grades and was founded in connection with Bishop T.D. Jakes and the Potter's House church community

known for the historic Sharrock-Niblo Farm, which features a hand-hewn log house with a dry-stacked stone chimney. The area is subject to zoning and development activity

contractor. He appears as an applicant in Dallas proceedings involving zoning, development, permits, and housing

providing public facilities, with a focus on developing and preserving mixed-income workforce housing communities. The organization operates under the Texas Public Facility Corporation Act and operates a land-lease

city records: Individual referenced in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing, subdivision docket

Army veteran. On the council he has been associated with land use, housing, parking reform and walkability issues, and he appears in city proceedings including as a requester of agenda

that has appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, housing, permit

contains primarily late nineteenth and early twentieth century wood frame vernacular and folk style houses, with some Craftsman and Queen Anne architecture. Designated as a local historic district and listed

Individual who has appeared as applicant in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, housing, development