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recommending permanent approval — with no stated reason in the public record; the Bianchi House historic overlay was denied without prejudice under a status of 'CPC Recommendation Followed,' yet the agenda

preview of a November 14 special-called meeting on the governance of the Dallas Housing Finance Corporation and Dallas Public Facility Corporation (item P), signaling scrutiny of these financing entities

proposed Housing and Homelessness Policy Framework (item #C) and the Homeless Encampment Policy discussion (item #B) were on the agenda as briefings, meaning neither had yet reached Council

proposed amendment to the Dallas Housing Resource Catalog (item G, file 26-697A) was briefed two days before a February 25, 2026 City Council vote, and four development projects

Love Your Block grant briefing (26-590A) and the Drivers of Opportunity housing update (26-591A) are directly relevant to Dallas residents in program-eligible neighborhoods. The Love

agenda featured an encampment policy discussion and a proposed housing and homelessness policy framework with city-wide implications, as well as a presentation on The Ladder Project by Congregation Shearith

Three policy briefings — on encampment servicing procedures, a proposed housing and homelessness policy framework, and a Citizen Homelessness Commission update — were on the agenda, with unanswered questions about the scope

Good Homes Dallas mixed-income housing deal at 6950 North Stemmons Freeway was remanded to the Finance Council Committee, leaving the DPFC acquisition and 75-year lease structure unresolved

this meeting — a $4.6M DPD cloud surveillance platform, a $16.8M housing tax-abatement deal, and a LBJ Freeway upzone on its second Council hearing — each leaving material public

Three policy briefings on encampment procedures (file 26-272A), a proposed housing and homelessness policy framework (file 26-270A), and the Citizen Homelessness Commission (file

Residents near any of the 13 proposed affordable housing developments across items #F and #G should note that those projects are scheduled for City Council consideration on February

active engagement window for stakeholders with positions on PFC deal structures, affordable housing production targets, or general fund revenue-foregone thresholds. The Good Homes Dallas PFC authorization (File

proposed Housing and Homelessness Policy Framework (item C, file 25-3468A) was scheduled for a committee briefing — if this framework advances toward formal adoption, it would shape how homelessness

recommendations at Walnut Hill Lane (Z9), and denied a $211K TDHCA-funded homeless youth housing contract that had been selected as most advantageous of eleven proposers (#47). Two anomalous denials

Three affordable housing developments totaling 693 units are advancing in South Dallas through bond authorizations and LIHTC approvals, infrastructure construction continues on bridge and road corridors through late

agenda included a policy briefing on where overnight shelters, day shelters, and Permanent Supportive Housing are sited (item A), and a separate briefing on encampment servicing procedures (item D) — both

scheduled as a briefing involving a nonprofit operator, a consulting firm, and a city housing department — raising open questions about fundraising targets, fund structure, and the division of obligations between

Action Plan (25-3215A) may affect community development and housing program priorities. The proposed Substantial Amendment No. 1 to the city's HUD Five-Year Consolidated Plan

committee agenda previewed a cluster of November 12 City Council items relevant to affordable housing developers: a 75-year DPFC lease for Good Homes Dallas at 6950 N Stemmons

Residents near proposed affordable housing sites in south and east Dallas had several items previewed at the committee, including four 4% LIHTC projects at Baraboo Drive, South Westmoreland Road, Great