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An amendment to a conditional grant agreement to reduce the number of homes from 125 to 95 while increasing the percentage of affordable units.
This change aims to make the project more financially viable while ensuring more homes are affordable for lower-income families.
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Dallas is dropping a huge $5.2 billion budget, and guess what? Environmental groups are stoked because it means more green stuff for the city!
Dallas is seriously lacking in affordable housing, and city leaders are worried. This shortage could make it way harder for folks to find a decent, affordable place to call home.
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Dallas is facing a serious housing affordability crisis. Rents are skyrocketing, pushing many residents to the brink of being priced out of their own city.