How housing is created or accessed is not equal. Behind every zoning decision, development project, or eviction case is a larger question

Underutilized city-owned parcels are increasingly the subject of affordable and attainable housing conversations.

Deconstruction is redefining what it means to tear down and rebuild. Demolitions are mass-scale wreckings, whereas deconstruction involves disassembling a building piece by piece.

What happens when a boarded-up theater comes back to life? Or when a beloved community center gets remodeled with innovative and fresh designs?

The Urban Land Institute released Development for Nondevelopers.  This report demystifies the real estate development process for those outside the industry

We have had a busy spring, filled with amazing conversations with leaders of peer organizations. There are so many organizations that are going above and beyond the call of duty

Housing is the foundation for stability, opportunity, and long-term equity. DCH has witnessed and reported over time how rising prices and underproduction are forcing families to the edge

A new statewide survey by the University of Houston’s Hobby School of Public Affairs and Texas Southern University confirms what we have been seeing in our communities; Texans are struggling with the cost of housing. DCH is unpacking some of the survey’s most impactful insights. 

Communities across the United States come together each April to celebrate National Volunteer Month. During the month of April the contributions of volunteers are honored

Unless you are paying in cash, your credit score plays a critical role in determining your ability to secure a mortgage. The typical credit score needed for a mortgage is around 620, but the reality is a bit more complex, especially in high-demand areas like Dallas.

Childcare is central to the economic stability of families, and so is housing.  The rising costs of both create significant burdens on households, often consuming substantial portions of incomes and placing many out of the workforce. Integrating social services with affordable housing initiatives is a promising solution to alleviate these challenges.

Affordable housing, especially in urban centers, is an issue we face worldwide. Solutions are needed to create sustainable pathways to homeownership that provide housing and bridge futures.

The global need for sustainable and affordable housing has never been more urgent. Mixed-income communities address the demand for affordable housing

DCH would like to honor the legacy of Beverly Loraine Greene, a trailblazing architect who broke barriers of both race and gender as the first black female architect

Creating equitable housing and meeting the demands of a growing population, such as Dallas, is one of the biggest challenges facing lawmakers, nonprofits, developers, and especially nonprofit developers. Rising costs

As community leaders and non profit developers, we are in service of our community. Emergencies and disasters can strike at any moment, and being prepared is essential for ensuring the safety and well-being of our families and neighbors.

Voting is a critically important civic duty that has an impact on international, local, and state borders. It is your way to get your voice heard and to be able to help your community and its future. We have a real page-turner of a national election happening this year

Becoming a homeowner is a part of the American dream, a dream that seems out of reach for many. Insurance premiums, inflation, and difficulty saving for down payments are considerable barriers to homeownership.

Rezoning is one of the biggest conversations we are having as developers, non profits, and advocates for affordable and attainable housing.

In 2023, Americans owed over $1.03 trillion in credit card debt, with over one-third of adults reporting that they’re “just getting by financially.”