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Vice President J.D. Vance broke a tie to send President Donald Trump's signature legislation back to the House of Representatives.
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Small is walking tall in Texas.
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The apartment industry sees lots of opportunities to lobby for regulatory changes amid the tax and budget debate in Washington, D.C.
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Inspectors are among those being laid off from the federal workforce, meaning buildings receiving federal subsidies may experience increased risks.
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Operating costs rose by 40% for affordable housing landlords, fueled by a 110% increase in insurance prices between 2017 and 2024.
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The Trump administration's proposed 43% cut to federal housing assistance programs already has lenders and developers pressing pause on projects.
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The legislation, which was amended earlier this month, could create seismic shifts in property ownership.
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Housing authorities notified landlords this week that they wouldn't be getting paid on time. HUD said the government shutdown is responsible for the delay.
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Fort Worth City Council increased a planned bond proposition to support affordable housing initiatives from $5M to $10M during its meeting Tuesday.
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The city lost a legal battle over one of these projects, but it's not giving up yet.
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