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The increase comes after voters approved several propositions at the ballot box in November, all of which will be paid for by raising property tax rates.
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In addition to the donation, H-E-B has announced new stores planned in East Austin, with a Manor store slated to open next year.
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Applications to the city’s rental assistance program have been closed since February. Council members voted this summer to reup the program with about $3.6 million in funding.
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Council members voted Thursday on a resolution requiring landlords to divulge monthly and one-time fees. Council is expected to finalize the new rule next summer.
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Since 2020, the number of people under 25 years old without permanent housing and not under the care of a parent or legal guardian has nearly quadrupled, according to a nonprofit that tracks this issue.
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The city will start using artificial intelligence to assess applications for new homes next year. The council approved a multimillion-dollar contract over the summer.
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The idea was simple. Take existing hotel rooms and turn them into apartments. It would be quick and cheap, elected officials said. However, opening Pecan Gardens was anything but.
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A third of neighborhoods in the Austin metro are what researchers call "rental deserts," or neighborhoods where it’s difficult to find a home for rent.
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A new report shows renters and homeowners are under significant strain from housing costs. Housing affordability is slipping faster in Texas than the national average.
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Since May 2023, the average monthly rent in the Austin area has declined. Prices are down 6% compared to this time last year.