Hello Houston – The Commuter Cut: Three Spotlights, One Episode
A trio of reports — superintendent, exhibition, summit — make up one episode, each a single spotlight, none joined to the rest.
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Tag: housing
Mortgage Rates Hit Highest Level Since 2023 as Investor Worry Over Federal Debts Rises
Mortgage rates hit a new high since 2023, pushing payments up as inflation and government debt weigh on borrowers.
Evicted Spanish woman in her 80s whose case drew protests gets permission to return to her home
An 87-year-old woman whose eviction sparked protests in Spain is returning home after accepting a rent cap deal.
Harris County court clerks point renters toward federal aid during eviction hearings
Two Harris County courts help people facing eviction get rental assistance and navigate hearings before judges decide.
Housing minister unveils £10,000 grant for first-time buyers to boost deposit savings
A loan of twenty parts of the house's value, given unto first-time buyers in England, that they may ascend unto the housing ladder.
Poverty Among Older Adults Rises for Fifth Straight Year
Poverty among older Americans rises for a fifth straight year despite record-low national figures, per AARP Foundation data.
Houston’s Home Repair Program Runs Out of Money, Temporarily Pauses Applications
Houston's home repair program runs out of money, leaving applicants like Darrell Marbley waiting on federal funding.
Tenant Reports Repairs, Landlord Tells Them to File With the City—Inspection Finds More Problems
A tenant's complaint about peeling paint leads to an inspection uncovering boarded windows and crossed wiring between two apartments.
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable’s Office Stops Delivering Eviction Notices After Questions From ABC13
Harris County Precinct 3 Constable's Office stops delivering eviction notices after questions about misleading tenants.