Housing

Harris County Commissioners Court approved an additional $2.6 million in spending, which county officials estimate will support as many as 304 families.

The program can pay up to six-months of an eligible Galveston City household’s rent.

A real estate company Orchard just moved into Houston, and it lets you buy a new house before you sell the old one. 

President Biden signed executive orders today to extend the pause on student loan payments through September and extend the eviction moratorium through March. 

The state allocated $221 million from the federal C.A.R.E.S. Act to help keep delinquent tenants in their homes but a number of landlords say the assistance is too late.

The Grand Park Square project plans to build 16 single-family homes on an empty lot off of Ward Street.

A Houston renter says the CDC's affidavit didn't stop her landlord from issuing a notice to vacate. So what do you do then? Sullivan's Smart Sense shares some options.

Renters covered through the executive order must meet four criteria, including a household income of $198,000 or less for couples filing jointly, or $99,000 for single filers.

If you can't afford to pay rent or mortgage, HUD-certified counselors say they're ready to help you through the financial crisis and to try to avoid eviction or foreclosure.

If you can't afford your mortgage payment this month, one Houston homebuilder may be able to help.

As Houstonians continue to suffer through the economic crisis brought on by the COVID-19 pandemic, city council unanimously approved a second round of rental relief.

As the eviction moratorium ends, many renters are left trying to figure out their rights.

Texas law does not allow tenants to have an eviction suit expunged as many other states do, but there are steps you can take to repair the damage to your credit report.

If you're looking to move, now is the time. Don't be afraid to try to negotiate your rent, particularly if you can sign a longer lease. It doesn't hurt to ask.

We've been hearing harrowing stories from people being locked out of their homes, or their power turned off, after losing their jobs during the shutdown. But that's not legal and state law says may let you collect money in damages from your landlord.

Many Justices of the Peace are holding off on eviction hearings for another few weeks, Heather Sullivan shares information renters need to know.