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this represents the city's first Chapter 380 grant explicitly tied to permanent supportive housing. The proposed $13.5M Chapter 380 grant for The Meadow Project (file
File 26-1163A — amending program statements for three major city housing financing entities — was on the committee agenda as a briefing, with a Council vote scheduled
acres of developable land adjacent to the new convention center district, intended for housing, hotels, retail, and dining. The project is described as unlocking more than 30 acres of developable
Housing Forward appeared on the May 26 committee agenda in two distinct capacities — CEO Sarah Kahn presented a county investment proposal (item C) while the organization was simultaneously identified
roadway areas — requested not by a law enforcement department but by the Department of Housing & Neighborhood Revitalization, alongside the March 2026 Monthly Outcomes Report (26-1358A). The agenda included
Potter's House of Dallas has had its Thoroughfare Plan amendment for Grady Niblo Road held under advisement twice — from March 20 and again at this hearing — despite staff recommending
Potter's House of Dallas, Inc. The Potter's House of Dallas, Inc. is sponsoring a Thoroughfare Plan amendment to permanently downgrade Grady Niblo Road from a six-lane principal
amount of $2,000,000.00, with $1,000,000.00 (less $50,000.00 for in-house project delivery costs) as County participation for construction and $1,000,000.00 as City participation
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
City Council action in August 2026 — the $65M bond assignment to TDHCA, the DNT Housing DPFC authorization, and the Rivulet Apartments DPFC authorization — are previewed at this June 22 committee
Consolidated Plan, which governs how Dallas allocates federal community development and housing funds. The Council discussed proposed amendments to the FY 2026-27 HUD Consolidated Plan, which governs how Dallas
Center, as well as additional Texas DSHS funding tied to a Pacify contract for housing-related community services. The agenda previewed upcoming June 24, 2026 City Council items covering Congressional
Developers of affordable multifamily housing have four new tax-exempt bond and Public Facility Corporation lease authorizations to build on, including a $75.0 million bond (#12) and a $30.0 million
Front Streets (Z234-198) A proposed Planned Development District would have allowed multifamily housing on property at Grant Street and Front Street, currently zoned for single-family residential
Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard. The project was intended to add affordable housing options to the neighborhood. The proposal was approved on June 24, 2026. Authorize the Dallas Public Facility
between Carter Street and Troy Street. Staff Recommendation: Approval. Applicant: Adam Gaddis, A & G Housing LLC Planner: Mona Hashemi Council District: 7 Z-25-000041(MH) An application
exceed $2,504,498. Authorize a construction services contract from the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development Community Development Block Grant - Disaster Recovery Fund to replace the existing Coconut
acre lot on property located on Jefferson Boulevard, west of Montreal Avenue. Applicant/Owner: Bishop House, LLC Surveyor: Peiser and Mankin Surveying, LLC Application Filed: September 10, 2025 Zoning
Jacinto Street in Dallas. The project was designed to deliver mixed-income housing and represented a significant public investment in residential development for the targeted area. The proposal was approved
includes a 75-year lease agreement with Good Homes Communities and would add new housing units to this location. Authorize the Dallas Public Facility Corporation to (1) acquire, develop