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Report: Fair Housing Faces an Uphill Battle in Texas
A new report shows 2013 changes meant to further fair housing in Texas were successful, but new changes threaten that.
Kinder Institute to Offer New Urban Data Resources
The Kinder Institute's new Urban Data Platform may be the most important, enduring effort we undertake this year.
Q+A: Houston Architect Jim Furr On His Favorite Buildings
Gensler's longtime Houston chief discusses the city's downtown tunnels, his favorite projects and the future of urban design in the Bayou City.
Houston’s Air Quality is Improving, but Asthma Disparities Persist
In Houston, black children have asthma at almost twice the frequency as white children.
Why Do Houstonians Move? Better Homes, Better Neighborhoods and Better Commutes
New data sheds light on the reasons people change homes.
Hispanic Voting May Be Higher Than We Thought in Harris County
The number of Hispanic voters in Harris County increased an estimated 39 percent in 2016. And one researcher says Hispanic turnout may actually be even higher than previously thought.
Is Annexation a Feasible Solution for the City of Houston?
Upcoming Kinder Institute reserach will examine ways the City of Houston and Harris County can save costs while effectively providing services.
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