Posts Tagged ‘Public housing authorities’
Dallas Housing Authority misfires in war on crime
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 18, 2009
Government housing programs can and do help the poorest families in Texas
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 20, 2009
Galveston public housing conditions illustrate results of HUD’s failure to give a damn
Posted by: John Henneberger on December 5, 2008
Houston Chronicle urges prioritizing rebuilding Galveston public housing
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 11, 2008
Correcting Houston’s extreme shortage of government subsidized housing should be top priority
Posted by: John Henneberger on November 10, 2008
A public housing advocate senses tide turning against Galvestion public housing rebuilding
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 23, 2008
LBJ speech recalls struggle to bring low-income housing to Austin
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 5, 2008
LBJ’s struggle to get Austin to accept public housing offers lessons for today
Posted by: John Henneberger on October 4, 2008
Reporter alleges Section 8 tenant crime wave, but where is the evidence?
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 10, 2008
Dallas Housing Authority director resigns under pressure – this is one tough job
Posted by: John Henneberger on August 1, 2008
Understanding public attitudes toward public housing
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 25, 2008
Recalling the prehistory of public housing in Texas
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 16, 2008
Unraveling the mystery of 500 unused Dallas Section 8 vouchers
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 4, 2008
The best (and worst) performing Texas public housing authorities according to HUD
Posted by: John Henneberger on July 2, 2008
