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developments are previewed June 22 with City Council votes scheduled August 12, 2026 — DNT Housing (GHN Holdings) at Dallas Parkway and Rivulet Apartments (Smart Living Residential) at University Hills Boulevard
Office of Housing and Community Empowerment Office of Housing and Community Empowerment
moderate income in Dallas. The project has been referenced in city council briefings and housing finance proceedings related to Low Income Housing Tax Credit applications
appeared as mover, seconder in Dallas city proceedings. Appears in topics: zoning, development, permit, housing, public_hearing
program is managed by BCL of Texas through the City's Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization Department. It serves homebuyers with annual income at or below 80% of Area Median Income
square feet and three shared common areas. The development would bring substantial new housing to the corridor and increase residential density in the area. An application to create
Boulevard, including five common areas and a private street. This residential subdivision would add housing units to the area and is currently under review by the City Plan Commission
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
policy approach or commission recommendations should engage with committee members and the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization before items reach the full Council
arrested for misdemeanor and felony offenses. The facility operates under Dallas County administration and houses individuals pending bond determination, release on recognizance, or trial disposition
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
session's most procedurally anomalous outcome. The deletion of a homeless youth housing grant awarded to the top-ranked proposer (#35), a correction to a $15.3M contract before
centralized facility coordinating multiple services including medical and mental health care, employment assistance, and housing placement support
Chapter 50 street vendor code amendments (26-587A) and the Drivers of Opportunity housing update (26-591A) are also worth tracking — both involve program or regulatory changes without
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
expanded Dolphin Road contract signal extended work in those corridors. Eight new affordable housing projects received council backing for LIHTC applications across multiple Dallas neighborhoods, and one public hearing remains
University of North Texas at Dallas campus. The project is planned to include residential housing, commercial spaces, hotels, and green space. It has been referenced in Dallas city council proceedings
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
people in need through a network of 39+ programs including adoption services, housing support, immigration legal services, refugee resettlement, food distribution, and disaster response. The organization serves low-income, uninsured
area. Now encompassing approximately 733 acres across three sub-districts, it funds mixed-income housing, parks, and commercial redevelopment projects