NB_Brendan

So eerie

Houston is facing a housing crisis that affects thousands of low-income residents who struggle to find decent and affordable places to live. The city needs more housing options that cater to the needs of its diverse and growing population, especially those who earn less than 60 percent of the area median income. One way to create more affordable housing is to use public facility corporations (PFCs), which local housing authorities can create and which can give developers tax breaks in exchange for reserving some of their units for low-income renters. More here "Mayor Turner is a Housing Supervillain (nobull.blog)"

Texas Legislature looks for ways to ease housing crisis | The Texas Tribune

Fair For Houston Campaign | No Bull

Was able to get access to my Brendan_NB account again. Hopefully I'm not locked out again. I think I was just posting my own stuff too much. Todays post is about the missing middle housing between apartments and single family homes.

More induced demand! Yay!

As far as I know this is partly to entice more teachers to go to Crosby. There's a short supply of teachers right now, so it makes sense. We'll see if it works as intended.

Hey! I was just wondering how you took such pretty pictures of our city? Would love to learn more.

Ooo that location is *prime* to say the least. Right on the preserve. Gonna be keeping my eyes on this one! Thanks so much for posting.

Five Below coming soon to Klein Square shopping plaza | Community Impact I think this is the old FoodTown being repurposed?

I posted my blog "too much" I guess? Idk, kind of sucks because that's where a large majority of readers were finding me.

Houston’s leadership has failed us. At this rate, our young adults will never be able to afford a house in a dense urban area. Here’s why we need better housing policies now: The State of Housing in Houston | No Bull

alright? it's beautiful!

I hope we will see an uptick in pace of urban, walkable development with whoever is our next Mayor.

Thank you so much! I wrote this today about Carlos Aguilar, former CEO of Central Texas Rail. https://www.nobull.blog/p/leadership-failure-part-two