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September 9, 2026 3:14PM
The Texas Department of Housing and Community Affairs (TDHCA) is putting $9.8 million to work helping Texans move from housing instability to safe, permanent homes. TDHCA has announced the award of, $9.8 million, in competitive Emergency Solutions Grants (ESG) to, 51, subrecipients across Texas. The funding will support local efforts to connect individuals and families experiencing homelessness or a housing crisis with permanent housing, while also helping prevent homelessness before it occurs. The TDHCA Governing Board approved the awards at its September 3, 2026, meeting, allocating Texas’ Federal Fiscal Year 2026 ESG funds to communities and organizations…, emergency shelter operations, street outreach, homelessness prevention, and rapid re-housing assistance, . Depending on the circumstances, assistance can include help with rent, utilities and other costs that allow individuals and families to secure or maintain housing. Funded through the, U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development, , the ESG Program strengthens local communities’ ability to respond to homelessness while helping Texans overcome housing crises and move toward greater stability. A list of ESG awardees follows on the next page. Please note, The award list is subject to change should any subrecipient be determined to be ineligible. 2026 Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG) Awardees, 2026, , ESG, , Subrecipient, Street, , Outreach, Emergency Shelter, Homeless Prevention, Rapid Rehousing, Total, , Budget, Abilene Hope Haven Yes No No No $ 104,650.00 Advocacy Outreach No Yes Yes Yes $ 197,500.00 Alliance of Community Assistance Ministries, Inc. No No Yes No $ 146,749.00 Austin Street Center No Yes No Yes $ 287,526.00 Austin-Travis County MentalHealth and Mental Retardation Center dba Integral Care No No Yes No $ 303,587.00 Bay Area Turning Point No Yes Yes…
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October 21, 2026 11:32AM
Last week, two workforce housing developers celebrated grand openings that provide more than 700 affordable units for working class families in Dallas and Fort Worth. Fiji Lofts, located just south of downtown Dallas, is part three of a multi-pronged project that brings together senior living units, family-style townhomes, and 174 one and two-bedroom apartment homes. Fiji Lofts and its sister…