Posts Tagged ‘Dallas’
Former Dallas Mayor Pro Tem and others guilty in housing tax credit case
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 5, 2009
Dallas Housing Authority misfires in war on crime
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 18, 2009
Who is to blame in the Dallas tax credit corruption scandal?
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 13, 2009
$55,000 was the price for community support for affordable housing in Dallas
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 29, 2009
Tax credit apartments for extremely low income families focus in Dallas public corruption trial
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 26, 2009
FBI recordings show tax credit developer and indicted local officials discussed redirecting housing bonds away from the poor
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 17, 2009
A culture of greed tarnishes the Texas Low Income Housing Tax Credit program
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 16, 2009
Lawsuit alleging race discrimination in Texas housing tax credit program clears hurdle
Posted by: John Henneberger on December 13, 2008
North Texas emerges as ground zero in newly energized fight against racial housing segregation
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 22, 2008
New Dallas Housing Authority leader needs to focus on the best interest of the tenants
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 15, 2008
Revitalizing nuisance properties to be explored at Dallas meeting
Posted by: John Henneberger on September 11, 2008
Dallas considers major permanent housing committment for the homeless
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 21, 2008
Poverty comes to the Texas suburbs
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 9, 2008
Something went terribly wrong at the Pleasant Village Apartments
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 5, 2008
When cities do not act, let’s give communities the power to take over abandoned properties
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 3, 2008
Dallas Housing Authority director resigns under pressure – this is one tough job
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 1, 2008
Unraveling the mystery of 500 unused Dallas Section 8 vouchers
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 4, 2008
