The 2022 State of Housing in Harris County and Houston
RESEARCH : June 22, 2022
The third annual State of Housing report looks at the pandemic's impact on the local housing market. The report also sets new housing baselines on mortgage loan data, homelessness and other housing indicators.
How close is Houston to ending homelessness? Closer than you think.
URBAN EDGE : November 28, 2021
Houston has made considerable progress in reducing homelessness in the past decade. We know exactly what it will take to become the first major city to effectively end homelessness—including how many affordable housing units we’ll need to build.
Preserving Affordable Housing in Harris County
RESEARCH : November 16, 2021
Kinder Institute researchers identify affordable housing preservation policies and programs in the Houston area, document the range and extent of affordable housing, and describe best practices that could help stem the loss of local affordable housing stock.
As affordability wanes, Houston and Harris County renters face crowding, cost burdens
URBAN EDGE : June 22, 2021
The Kinder Institute’s second annual “State of Housing” report comes as Houston—and much of the country—remains in the midst of a residential real estate bonanza. A yearlong buying spree, fueled by a combination of factors, is driving the country to historically low inventory levels and propelling prices ever higher.
Where Affordable Housing and Transportation Meet in Houston
RESEARCH : May 5, 2020
While local decision-makers and individuals tend to view housing and transportation separately, effectively addressing affordability for Houstonians means considering housing and transportation expenses together.